Already past the lynch-limit 
The battle begins slowly, with various skirmishes along the shorelines. These skirmishes are mostly against auxilary encampments along the river, but shortly after an escalation in the battle, a sizable force appears from the direction of Shou Chun... it is Xikue, revealed as the legendary warrior, Lu Bu!
Lu Bu's assault begins in earnest, with the rogue general attacking any opposing forces in sight, be they Wei, Wu, or Shu. Drawing the ire of all three factions, they begin to band together to force Lu Bu from the field, but it is nearly impossible to pin down his forces, let alone lay waste to them! However, as pressure mounts and more forces are brought to bear, the famous general's troops begin to tire, many of them falling to the combined onslaught and eventually leaving just the warrior himself, surrounded by foes. However, even outnumbered and alone amongst the enemy, the Flying General proceeds to hold his ground against superior numbers. It is only through the combined efforts of 6 generals and their armies that the legendary Lu Bu is laid low and struck down...
Eventually, the naval forces join the fray and the major engagements begin up and down the river. At first, Cao Cao's forces gain the upper hand, vastly outnumbering the combined Shu and Wu forces. However, in an act that will echo throughout history, the Wu navy manages to execute a devastating fire attack against Cao Cao's fleet, killing the vast majority of his 800,000-strong force. Thoroughly defeated, Cao Cao barely manages to escape the slaughter himself and is forced to withdraw all the way back to Xu Chang. He never recovers the momentum of his earlier campaign, setting the stage for the formation of the Three Kingdoms as the forces of Shu proceed to spend the next several years procuring the western lands of the Empire, dividing the whole of China into three parts, Wei in the north, Wu in the south and Shu in the west...
Time is moving forward. Send in your night actions. You have 36 hours.
Lu Bu's assault begins in earnest, with the rogue general attacking any opposing forces in sight, be they Wei, Wu, or Shu. Drawing the ire of all three factions, they begin to band together to force Lu Bu from the field, but it is nearly impossible to pin down his forces, let alone lay waste to them! However, as pressure mounts and more forces are brought to bear, the famous general's troops begin to tire, many of them falling to the combined onslaught and eventually leaving just the warrior himself, surrounded by foes. However, even outnumbered and alone amongst the enemy, the Flying General proceeds to hold his ground against superior numbers. It is only through the combined efforts of 6 generals and their armies that the legendary Lu Bu is laid low and struck down...
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Xikue was Lu Bu - The Flying General!
You are Lu Bu, the greatest warrior of the Three Kingdoms era. Your strength is unmatched and your threats are few. Will any be able to stop you from rising to glory as you cut a bloody swathe through the Three Kingdoms?
Peerless General - During the night, you may choose an opposing general to challenge to a duel. However, unlike a duel conducted during the day, this duel will result in no information for the Kingdoms and the person you challenge will be killed without fail. (This is effectively a nightkill.)
DO NOT PURSUE LU BU - The wisened generals of the age know better than to challenge you. This translates to an immunity to daykills and nightkills, and it will require at least a two-thirds majority to lynch you.
You win when Cao Cao, Sun Quan and Liu Bei are all dead and there are no other obstacles to impede your dominance.
You are Lu Bu, the greatest warrior of the Three Kingdoms era. Your strength is unmatched and your threats are few. Will any be able to stop you from rising to glory as you cut a bloody swathe through the Three Kingdoms?
Peerless General - During the night, you may choose an opposing general to challenge to a duel. However, unlike a duel conducted during the day, this duel will result in no information for the Kingdoms and the person you challenge will be killed without fail. (This is effectively a nightkill.)
DO NOT PURSUE LU BU - The wisened generals of the age know better than to challenge you. This translates to an immunity to daykills and nightkills, and it will require at least a two-thirds majority to lynch you.
You win when Cao Cao, Sun Quan and Liu Bei are all dead and there are no other obstacles to impede your dominance.
Eventually, the naval forces join the fray and the major engagements begin up and down the river. At first, Cao Cao's forces gain the upper hand, vastly outnumbering the combined Shu and Wu forces. However, in an act that will echo throughout history, the Wu navy manages to execute a devastating fire attack against Cao Cao's fleet, killing the vast majority of his 800,000-strong force. Thoroughly defeated, Cao Cao barely manages to escape the slaughter himself and is forced to withdraw all the way back to Xu Chang. He never recovers the momentum of his earlier campaign, setting the stage for the formation of the Three Kingdoms as the forces of Shu proceed to spend the next several years procuring the western lands of the Empire, dividing the whole of China into three parts, Wei in the north, Wu in the south and Shu in the west...
Time is moving forward. Send in your night actions. You have 36 hours.
Rika's forces are still on their way to the battlefield when an imperial procession approaches their camp. Rika emerges from her tent to meet them, but remains skeptical as the messenger approaches. Wielding a large scroll, the messenger unfurls it... and retrieves the blade wrapped within. Rika has no chance to react as the assassin lunges forward, impaling her viciously.
Rika's guards proceed to dispatch the attackers quickly, their torn robes revealing the armor of Dong Zhuo's soldiers beneath, but it is too late, the deed is done as Rika perishes from her wounds shortly after...
With 9 armies on the field, it will take 5 to overwhelm an opposing general.
Rika's guards proceed to dispatch the attackers quickly, their torn robes revealing the armor of Dong Zhuo's soldiers beneath, but it is too late, the deed is done as Rika perishes from her wounds shortly after...
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Rika was Cao Cao - The Hero of Chaos
You are Cao Cao, the Founder of Wei. Once a general of the Han, you have aspired to greater heights and now hold dominion over the Kingdom of Wei, the largest of the Three Kingdoms! If you can crush the resistance posed by Wu and Shu, China will be yours to unite!
Leader - As the Duke of the Kingdom of Wei, once per day, you may issue a general order to your subordinate officers. However, due to spies and other hazards, there is only a 50% chance any given officer will receive this order and a 10% chance that the order may be intercepted by a spy of a rival faction! Unfortunately, there is no way to know the fate of your message once you send it.
You win when the Kingdom of Wei holds a majority over the combined forces of Wu and Shu and there are no threats to the sanctity of the Han.
You are Cao Cao, the Founder of Wei. Once a general of the Han, you have aspired to greater heights and now hold dominion over the Kingdom of Wei, the largest of the Three Kingdoms! If you can crush the resistance posed by Wu and Shu, China will be yours to unite!
Leader - As the Duke of the Kingdom of Wei, once per day, you may issue a general order to your subordinate officers. However, due to spies and other hazards, there is only a 50% chance any given officer will receive this order and a 10% chance that the order may be intercepted by a spy of a rival faction! Unfortunately, there is no way to know the fate of your message once you send it.
You win when the Kingdom of Wei holds a majority over the combined forces of Wu and Shu and there are no threats to the sanctity of the Han.
With 9 armies on the field, it will take 5 to overwhelm an opposing general.
