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Chess: Three Kingdoms is a game that blends classic chess rules, tactical warfare strategy, and the Three Kingdoms setting. Here, you will no longer follow rigid old patterns but command an army with astonishing tactics to break enemy formations and vanquish foes on the ever-changing battlefield.

Core Mechanics: Piece Skills, Breaking Conventions

We have endowed each chess unit with unique battlefield skills, creating a one-of-a-kind strategic gameplay where the few can defeat the many.

• Every piece has its own role.

The passive effect [Commanding Aura] of the Commander allows your newly deployed Pawns to immediately move forward one space, swiftly eliminating enemy troops.

The skill [Volley Fire] of the Archer Captain commands all nearby Archers to instantly fire arrows at the enemy, causing massive casualties.

The Catapult can unleash [Giant Stone Barrage], annihilating all enemy units within a cross-shaped area in one strike.

Skills Create Infinite Possibilities. Will you recruit a large number of Archers to unleash a rain of arrows, advance steadily with Infantry, or cleverly bypass enemy defenses with Cavalry to launch a surprise attack? Every decision is a new tactical experiment. These powerful skills make each match full of variables, demanding flexible thinking and unconventional strategies to achieve victory.

Build Cycle: Random Recruitment, Path to Elite Troops

A powerful army is not built in a day. You will earn "Military Merit" by defeating enemy forces and use it to build and strengthen your exclusive elite squad in randomly appearing recruitment screens.

• Recruit Random Armies: After each battle, you will encounter randomly appearing armies of various types. They are not simply "Rooks, Knights, or Cannons" but independent units with different random traits.

• Promote Your Rank, Access the Elite: Spend Military Merit to increase your "Official Rank". This not only recognizes your achievements but also tangibly increases your chances of encountering rarer and more powerful units during recruitment. From a commoner to a titled general, your growth will be directly reflected in the quality of your legion.