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Talent Guide (Fig. 1), Warlord Cultivation Guide (Fig. 2) A 1-star warlord's first copy is 1.0, and drawing a second copy makes it 1.1 (slight stat increase). After 1.5, drawing another copy turns it into a Breakthrough Scroll 1 (breakthrough scrolls from 2-star and 3-star warlords are more numerous). Using a Breakthrough Scroll after 1.5 makes it 2.0 (Transcendence, medium stat increase). However, the stats at 2.0 are slightly lower than 1.5. The advantage is that you can continue drawing cards to strengthen it. Also, more Breakthrough Scrolls are needed for Transcendence when it's a 2-star or 3-star warlord. Continuing to draw 5 copies after 2.0 makes it 2.5, and Transcendence makes it 3.0. Continuing to draw 5 copies after 3.0 makes it 3.5, and it can no longer be Transcended, only Awakened. Awakening requires consuming a 3.5 warlord of the same troop type. (Feed warlords are usually 1-star warlords from the regular gacha pool, which are easier to obtain.) After Awakening from 3.5 to 3.6 (Fig. 3), you can designate one stat to increase by +10. Originally, the third season's 1-star warlord Zhou Xun had 38/52. Transcending twice +20/+20, drawing 5 copies +14/+18, and designating Intelligence +10 upon Awakening. It finally became 72/100, which is good to use as an internal affairs general. (Forced Breakthrough is directly Transcending by spending more Breakthrough Scrolls.) A 2-star warlord starts at 2.0, and drawing 5 more copies makes it 2.5. Using Breakthrough Scrolls to Transcend makes it 3.0, and drawing 5 more copies makes it 3.5. Using Breakthrough Scrolls to Transcend makes it 4.0 (Fig. 4). 2-star warlords are harder to draw. I've been playing since the third season until now (Day 31) and haven't Awakened one yet. 3-star warlords might require heavy spending to Transcend and Awaken. For free-to-play or low-spending players, it's best to focus on drawing from the current season's gacha pool to accumulate feed warlords more easily.

Strategist Expedition screen (Fig. 1), Expedition Guide (Fig. 2) Dispatch three generals, and if your total military strength is greater than the opponent's, you can obtain money. Troop Type Advantage: Infantry > Archer, Archer > Cavalry, Cavalry > Infantry When having an advantage, military strength is multiplied by 1.5; when at a disadvantage, military strength is multiplied by 2/3. Each expedition increases public order by 2, up to a maximum of 100. Public order can increase the grain production of galaxies. Since there are ranking rewards for the number of expeditions, it's advisable to attack low-level galaxies first, as higher-level galaxies consume more grain. After an expedition, recovery time is required, and military strength affects recovery time. Military Strength 60: 10 hours to recover Military Strength 100: 6 hours to recover This is displayed in the General interface (Fig. 5). Internal Affairs Internal Affairs screen (Fig. 3), Internal Affairs Guide (Fig. 4) In each galaxy, you can dispatch three generals to develop internal affairs. Higher intelligence allows for longer storage times and higher acquisition rates (Fig. 5). Later galaxies have higher development caps and stronger defending enemy forces. After the fifth galaxy, you can directly increase development progress with money. Generals in Fig. 3 with yellow borders activate special bonds. Water Mirror's Students: Xu Shu, Pang Tong, Xiang Lang When dispatched together for expeditions or internal affairs, their abilities increase by 1.1x. Currently, four hidden bonds + one public bond have been discovered. If you discover a hidden bond and post it on Discord, you can get a summon scroll. Conclusion Generals with high military strength should focus on expeditions, while those with high intelligence should focus on internal affairs. In the late game, when you have abundant grain, you can use it to increase military strength and intelligence. Money can be used not only to buy new galaxies but also to increase troop attack power in the shop.

Summoning interface (Image 1) There are four summoning pools. Top left is the current season's Infantry (Shu) faction (Image 2) Top right is the current season's Cavalry (Wei) faction (Image 3) Bottom left is the current season's Archer (Wu) faction (Image 4) Bottom right is the heroes from the previous four seasons (Images 5, 6) It's currently Day 3 of Season 5 (each season is 14 days long), with Sunday being Day 1. In the current season's summoning pool: 3-star fixed heroes are Liu Bei, Cao Cao, Sun Quan + one hero from each faction. (Shu: Chen Dao, Wei: Zhang Liao, Wu: Huang Gai) 2-star fixed heroes are two descendants from each faction (six total) + two heroes from each faction. 1-star fixed heroes are six descendants from each faction (18 total) + three heroes from each faction. Taking Wei as an example (Image 3): After Season 5, Zhang Liao, Du Ji, Zang Ba, Zhang Hu, Du Xu, and Zang Ai from this season will appear in the bottom right summoning pool. Since there are four previous seasons, the bottom right pool is switchable: Galaxy Three Kingdoms (Seasons 1-3): 18 heroes per faction, 54 total. Bear Tiger Generals (Season 4): 6 heroes per faction, 18 total. New players should try to recruit all heroes if possible, because the Gravity Gate requires more heroes later on (3 more per day). Once you have most of them, it's recommended to focus all your pulls on the current season's heroes. (This relates to hero development, which I'll cover in a separate post later.) For free-to-play or low-spending players, try to summon on Day 1 (Sunday) and Day 14 (Saturday). This is because there's a 1.5x bonus for 3-star heroes in the current season's pool. Oh, and all hero portraits are female, and the 3-star ones are animated.

Top left is ID and title. To the right of that is money and provisions. The 'i' on the right is the game guide (Figure 2), and there's a game guide on every screen. Further to the right is the warehouse (Figure 3). The far right is settings. Large screen in Figure 1: NGC404 5/5 means you currently possess five galaxies. NGC404 is the fifth galaxy. Signal Capture in the top right is a mini-game, currently there are two (Figure 4). Gravity Gate: Designate three generals to exile for one day, rewarding money. Each day that passes adds a stage. If you don't designate generals, the reward decreases by 1/4. This is to give those low-tier generals something to do. Dark Nebula: Join an alliance to fight the alliance BOSS, the rewards are very important. A strong alliance will tell you how to arrange your general formations. One-click Collection: This collects provisions. The intelligence of your civil officials determines the storage time. So, you need to collect provisions regularly, collect them whenever you have time. First on the left is the leaderboard, settled every two weeks, rewarding summon scrolls. The second is mail, rarely used, received once during the beginner phase. The third is quests, divided into three types: daily, weekly, and season (14 days). The fourth is summon, which I'll cover in a new topic later. On the right, there's an official Discord, recommended to join, often has events. Bottom: Second, Military Advisor: This is where you select generals for expeditions. Third, Civil Affairs: This is where you select high-intelligence generals for farming. Fourth, Talent: You can spend provisions to increase a general's strength and intelligence. Fifth, Alliance: You can view alliance rankings. Large alliances will publicly share Dark Nebula intel. Sixth, Shop: This is where you can spend money...