With a very soft demeanour and a smile on his face, Guo Jia possessed superior foresight and intelligence. His skills earned him victory in many battles, Cao Cao's praise, and a position as one of Cao Cao's most favoured military strategists.

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Ranmaru Mori served as an attendant to Nobunaga Oda from a young age. He was recognized for his talent, loyalty and beauty. He, along with his 2 younger brothers, perished defending Nobunaga at Honnoji.

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A true Femme Fatale, Zhen Ji was known to have skin as smooth as a gem and a face as lovely as a flower. Although she had a passion for music and song, she was often difficult to approach due to her cold, distant personality and her majestic and dignified mannerism.
After Cao Cao's subjugation of the Ji Province, his son, Cao Pi, took in Zhen Ji as his wife.

A warrior who joined Cao Cao's army from its birth, Li Dian had an easygoing personality and a clever mind. He was skilled in predicting the locations of enemy ambushes and traps, yet, due to his laid-back personality, he sometimes caused confusion among his peers.

Marquis of Sympathy

Ma Teng's eldest biological son and cousin to Ma Dai. Greatly resents Cao Cao.
A firm believer in justice and heroics, he always declares his intentions in battle for all to hear. His determined proclamations are not always appreciated by his listeners. While his charisma and honesty win him followers, his lack of foresight and planning can cost him their trust, as he often neglects to consider others while completing his own personal goals.

Ma Chao the Splendid

With the belief that the way of the warrior was the true path to fulfilling his duty, he became known for always wielding his blade for what he believed to be right with a steadfast devotion. This belief was on full display when he saved Kong Rong, the prefect of Beihai, to repay the aid his mother had received from Kong Rong. After initially serving Liu Yong, Taishi Ci was forced to submit to Sun Ce wherein he eventually joined Wu after Liu Yong's defeat against Wu.

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Along with his cousin, Ma Chao, he went on to serve Shu after losing his home to Cao Cao's conquest. However, despite his experiences, he always had a cheerful demeanor and was quick to earn Zhuge Liang's trust who gave him vital responsibilities in the battles with Wei.

The second Chief Commander of Wu, Zhou Yu's successor, and Lu Meng's mentor. He sought to divide China into two territories even during a time when the restoration of the Han Dynasty was the ultimate goal for many.

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Son of Jia Kui, confidant to Sima Shi and Sima Zhao, particularly fond of Sima Zhao
Pragmatic by nature. He has no qualms about using ruthless measures to gain results in warfare and politics. Calm and cryptic. He is willing to execute traitors in cold blood, as a necessary evil to help facilitate the land's unification. He believes that rulers should be cruel enough to make decisions for the greater good.

As one of the Five Generals of Wei, he was a well-rounded character with skills in the military arts, literature, and music. In addition to his well-mannered behavior, these skills gave him a fascinating charm not commonly seen among his peers.

One of the Five Generals of Wei

Introverted workaholic. Praised for his old-fashioned geniality. Fervent disciple of the way of the warrior, stays true to his life as a warrior, showed great respect to any friend or foe who proved to be skilful and virtuous. Doesn't care for politics or bribery and believes that one's strength can carve a new future. This is why even in times of peace, he still lives by the blade and carries on this lifestyle. Humble and honest with his troops.

Wild, fearless and loyal. Short-tempered and quick to brawl but was trusted by his men. Confident in his own abilities and might seem arrogant. A man of action who doesn't like to adjust to proper etiquette and can be blunt. Putting up a tough front, he has difficulty expressing his opinions in a nicer tone. Quite bashful when he tries to express dedication. 

Gan Ning of the Bells

As the eldest son of Sun Jian, he made a name for himself as "The Little Conqueror" for the way he lit with enjoyment in the midst of a fight. A brave and energetic leader, he viewed all people equally regardless of rank or position. Due to this free-spirited nature, many capable men gathered around him and along with his childhood friend, Zhou Yu, he laid the foundation for the Wu kingdom.

The Little Conqueror

Quiet personality and loyal. He has a slight inferiority complex regarding his short height and will often question his own self-worth, but is supremely confident in his strength and agility to compensate for it. He does not enjoy being kept defending a castle and would much rather be the vanguard in battle.

A self-effacing young officer, who always conducted himself with sincerity and encapsulated both the liveliness of youth and the wisdom of resourcefulness.
He aided Lu Meng in defeating Guan Yu, and succeeded in taking Jing.
He served as the Grand Commander at Yiling and was able to destroy Liu Bei's huge army.

Cao Cao's nephew.
When Cao Cao first raised his flag, he traveled from the far-off Wu District to join him.
For this, Cao Cao praised him, saying "He is my clan's 1000-Ii (league) Horse."
After losing his father at a young age, Cao Cao took him in as a new son.

Thousand League Horse

Said to be a descendant of Sun Tzu. He was an officer who maintained a bright, calm outlook on life.
He excelled at numerous roles and was a wise leader, a valiant fighter, and a gentle father.
After distinguishing himself against pirates, he participated in suppressing the Yellow Turbans and was made Prefect of Changsha.
He served as a vanguard in the coalition against Dong Zhuo and was among the first to arrive in Luoyang.

The Tiger of Jiangdong

The daughter of Xin Pi of Wei, older sister to Xin Chang, and aunt to Yang Hu, her clever and observant nature saved her family from threats numerous times.

Cousin of Xiahou Dun, he joined him in serving Cao Cao when the latter began his climb to supremacy.
Known for his ability to carry out quick attacks and his skill with a bow, he frequently commanded a wing of Cao Cao's forces.
He was kind to his allies and fierce toward his enemies.

The Swift Lightning General

A brilliant general of Wei.
Skillful in debates but also excelled as a strategist and tactician during many defensive battles. A close friend to Xu Huang, he recommended that he give his service to Cao Cao.

He's willing to follow any orders even if it means collaborating with Gan Ning. Often viewed as sarcastic, his deep loyalty to his friends and family drove him in battle. Doesn't break a sweat under pressure, so he often seems relaxed. He's easily irritated by his enemies and often wants to end battles in a quick and efficient manner.

Marquis of Lieting

Classmate of Sun Quan, rival to Lu Xun and adopted son of Zhu Zhi
Entrusted with the future of Wu, those around him had high expectations for his potential. Superior talent and intellect. Calm and clear headed on the battlefield. Off the battlefield, he stays alert and never lets loose. He has an affinity for fire and uses a lot of fire puns. He completed some incredible defences, rose to fame and became feared by Wei.

The Toastmaster

Faithful student to Zhuge Liang, becomes Zhuge Liang's successor later, rival to Sima Yi, idlozes Xu Shu
He supported Shu until the very end with his steadfastness and strong sense of responsibility. Though competent in war and strategies, he suffers from a slight inferiority complex when he experiences failure, but he is always eager to learn from his mistakes and always strives to act his best. A bit hot-blooded. He is respectful towards his allies and polite. Sometimes depicted as a warmonger