A home for the Lived stories
The Lived stories now have their own page in the main menu, and the home page opens with what you can explore here: sand tables, stories, rankings, games and more.
New features, content and languages on Three Kingdoms Odyssey, newest first.
The Lived stories now have their own page in the main menu, and the home page opens with what you can explore here: sand tables, stories, rankings, games and more.
Person pages now name the event each person is best known for, with its scene, right under their introduction.
At fourteen sand-table battles you can now put a question to everyone present, and each answers from their own side of the battle.
A fifteenth sand table replays Zhuge Liang's campaigns against Wei, and every campaign replay on the map now draws its armies' routes.
Argue your way through six famous scenes, from Zhuge Liang debating the Wu scholars to Cao Cao's talk of heroes over wine, in Chinese, English and Japanese.
You can now ask any figure three questions a day without signing in.
All 1,600 historical figures you can chat with were rewritten from what the books actually record about them.
The lives of Lü Bu, Cao Cao, Zhuge Liang, Zhao Yun and Liu Bei, told as scenes you live through, with their choices at each fork and every line from the books sourced.
Every fighter in the duel game now moves as an animated, armed figure on horseback.
Leaderboards counted from the texts: duels won, generals slain, battles won, stratagems, defections, lifespans and more, each entry linked to its passages.
Every portrait was redrawn in late Eastern Han dress and staged for the person, replacing costume-drama looks from later dynasties.
The duel game is now playable in English and Japanese as well as Chinese.
The atlas opens with a year-by-year map, people, events, places and powers, the Records and the Romance side by side, every claim sourced.