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Dian Wei is a great general of the State of Wei in the game, and he is an orange-tier general. His role is that of a spearman, primarily serving as a front-line charger. In this article, we will introduce Dian Wei from the game "Three Kingdoms: Quest for Supremacy," and let's learn together about how Dian Wei single-handedly held off the rebels to allow Cao Cao to escape their encirclement in the Three Kingdoms period.

As an offensive character, Dian Wei can be obtained through VIP recharge and tavern recruitment in the game. Generally, generals in the game can be acquired through tavern recruitment, but recruitment orders also require recharges and expenses. Dian Wei deals 45% more damage to enemies who are poisoned.

The skill [Break Formation] is Dian Wei's battle tactic ultimate move, which inflicts considerable damage, reaching up to 570%, and is influenced by the Wei faction. In the game, the damage increases with each additional Wei faction general. [Evil Coming] allows Dian Wei, when in a near-death state, to summon a demon to deal 250% damage to the enemy while simultaneously restoring 55% of his troops.

[Break Magic] has a chance to inflict a poison buff on the enemy during Dian Wei's normal attacks, lasting for 5 seconds. [Ancient Spear] increases Dian Wei's critical hit rate by 20%, and [Chase Tiger] boosts his critical hit damage by 35%, enhancing Dian Wei's overall damage. Evil Coming is Dian Wei's key skill, but it can only trigger once per day for troop restoration.

In the game "Three Kingdoms: Quest for Supremacy," Dian Wei becomes more useful after being upgraded to 2 stars. As an offensive character, his overall damage output is quite impressive, making him a valuable asset in team compositions. This concludes our introduction to Dian Wei. If players obtain Dian Wei in the game, they should consider investing in his development!

As a very well-known general during the Three Kingdoms period, Dian Wei's strength is extremely outstanding among all types of generals. The game "Three Kingdoms Ascend" has also done a great job in creating this hero. Today, let's talk about how Dian Wei performs in "Three Kingdoms Ascend." Choosing the right general in the game is crucial, as they can fight through their unique skills and powerful attributes. Let's take a look at Dian Wei's skills together.

Dian Wei belongs to the Wei faction in the game, and his role is that of a damage dealer. As an orange-quality general, he possesses 5 skills. First is the ultimate move, Break Formation, which deals 570% of attack damage to the current target, with an additional 35% attack damage for each additional Wei general in the lineup. This is a very strong damage-dealing skill and is particularly suitable for pairing with the Wei national team. If you choose a full Wei lineup, the damage from this skill will be very high.

The second skill, Evil Arrival, when receiving lethal damage, summons Evil Arrival to deal 250% of attack damage to all enemies and restores 55% of his own troops. This effect can only occur once per battle. As a damage dealer, Dian Wei also shows good performance in survival, thanks to this passive, allowing for one immunity to death. There are more passives: Demolish Magic, which has a 25% chance to poison the target on normal attacks, lasting for 5 seconds; Ancient Spear, which increases his critical hit attribute by 20%; and Chase Tiger, which boosts his critical damage attribute by 35%. These are the effects at level 1, and every time the general gains a star, the skill levels up, making the subsequent effects even stronger.

After understanding the skill effects, everyone should have their own ideas about lineup combinations. Dian Wei is best suited for the Wei national team and is a front-line type, complementing Cao Ren. Generally, if you have Dian Wei, you won't choose Cao Ren. Additionally, pairing him with Cao Pi, Cai Wenji, Zhang Liao, and Xiahou Yuan can form a formidable force. This lineup is relatively simple to operate, forms quickly, and doesn't include any red generals, making it easier to develop.

After reading the introduction, everyone should now have a clear understanding of how Dian Wei performs in "Three Kingdoms Ascend." He is the absolute core of the Wei lineup, and before forming a red general lineup, Dian Wei's output is exceptionally impressive, capable of being used until the later stages of the game before replacement.

Dian Wei, as a renowned fierce general of the Three Kingdoms period, can be said to be an absolutely illustrious figure. In the game Code: Kill, the character card he represents also exhibits a domineering effect. Today, we can delve into how strong Dian Wei is in Code: Kill together. The essence of playing Dian Wei in Code: Kill actually lies in the combination effects of cards and other equipment skill cards.

This formidable general from the Wei faction, Dian Wei, initially has six health points, which is quite substantial among many generals, providing him with a solid foundation for survival, much like being set as a front-liner in many games. His first skill, Ancient Evil Comes, endows him with astonishing burst damage and sustained combat capability. Whenever Dian Wei takes damage, this skill is triggered, increasing the damage he deals next by 1 point. It's important to note that this damage increase does not take effect immediately but is reflected all at once when Dian Wei deals damage next, and before that, all damage increases will accumulate.

This means that if Dian Wei receives multiple damages without attacking, then when he finally attacks, his attack will basically be effective in reducing the opponent's health. However, it needs to be particularly pointed out that the damage increase effect of Ancient Evil Comes only takes effect on Dian Wei's next attack, not simply adding to the next card played. Therefore, when using group attack cards like Volley of Arrows, only the first character who does not play a dodge will suffer high damage from Dian Wei, while other characters will not be affected by this skill.

However, even so, this does not mean that Dian Wei cannot pose a threat to multiple enemies. With the right strategy and making good use of the damage increase mechanism of Ancient Evil Comes, Dian Wei is fully capable of changing the course of battle in a short time. Additionally, although the damage increase effect of Ancient Evil Comes is limited to the next attack, it can create a wonderful synergy with another trick card in the game, Iron Chain Link. When Dian Wei is in a state connected by chains, the damage he inflicts on a target will be conducted to other connected characters according to the chain order. This means that even if Dian Wei can only deal damage to one enemy, it may affect more enemies through the conduction effect of the chains, achieving a one-to-many strike effect.

Dian Wei's second skill is called Chasing Tiger Across the Stream, allowing Dian Wei to exchange positions with another character under specific conditions and inflict damage on nearby characters. When using this skill, you can choose to discard a weapon card and then designate another character to swap places with. After swapping, you deal 1 point of damage to another character within 1 distance of you. However, the activation of this skill requires certain conditions to be met, and once successfully triggered, it offers a tactical advantage.

To activate Chasing Tiger Across the Stream, you need to first discard a weapon card in your hand. This step actually requires careful consideration, as you need to weigh the risks and benefits of giving up a weapon. After discarding the weapon card, you can immediately select any other character on the field and swap places with them. This swap is immediate and obvious, with all players clearly seeing the change in seat numbers. It's worth noting that the distance calculation here is based on the new position after the swap.

After exchanging positions, you can deal 1 point of damage to another character within 1 distance. Here, "within 1 distance" refers to the target character being within Dian Wei's attack range in the new position. Since the coordinates have been changed through the position swap, this distance might differ from before. Although the position swap does not affect the action order of the current round, it will impact every subsequent round. Starting from the next round, the action order will be determined based on the latest seat numbers.

Through the above introduction, everyone should now understand how strong Dian Wei is in Code: Kill. Although this character is still designed as a card that leans towards heavy defense, the key here is strategy rather than just raw skill values. So, his skills combined with the effects of other trick cards are definitely impressive.

As one of the most famous fierce generals in the Three Kingdoms period, Dian Wei has always been synonymous with sharpness. In the game Code Slaughter, the general card Dian Wei is also very strong. Today, I will introduce in detail how to play Dian Wei in Code Slaughter. Each general in the game has 2-3 different skills. Only by understanding these skill effects can they be utilized effectively in actual combat. Let's take a look at Dian Wei's skill effects together.

Dian Wei belongs to the Wei faction. He starts with six health points, which is quite substantial. His two skills are Ancient Evil and Chasing Tiger Across the Stream. The effect of Ancient Evil is that when injured, the damage dealt by the next attack increases by one point. The effect of Chasing Tiger Across the Stream allows him to discard a weapon card, swap positions with another character, and then deal one point of damage to another character within a distance of 1. This character can be automatically obtained after winning eight games in the Hero Emergence event, without the need for purchase.

The first skill, Ancient Evil, means that as long as Dian Wei receives damage, until he deals the next damage, the bonus effect of this skill remains and can accumulate. That is, if he receives three points of damage during this period, the next output damage will directly increase by three points, which is extremely violent. Moreover, the increased damage only applies to the next damage, not the next card played. Therefore, when there is an increase in damage and you play a card like "All Arrows Firing," only the first character who does not respond will suffer heavy damage. Many players overlook this and accidentally injure their own allies, so be very cautious. This kind of damage can be conducted through Iron Chain Linked Ships.

The second skill, Chasing Tiger Across the Stream, allows Dian Wei to immediately swap the seat numbers of two characters by discarding a weapon card in his hand, but it does not affect the order of actions for each character in the current round. The damage is based on the distance after the seats are swapped, not before. So, you should move yourself next to the target you want to hit. This skill almost guarantees 100% direct damage of 1 point, so in many cases, Dian Wei can deal as much damage as the number of equipment cards he has, which is terrifying.

By now, everyone should have a clear understanding of how to play Dian Wei in Code Slaughter. Dian Wei is extremely violent in terms of output, and his skills are relatively simple to use. For example, just by obtaining equipment cards, he can almost guarantee dealing one point of damage to the opponent, and he can also directly eliminate the opponent by stacking damage.

In the game Three Kingdoms Fantasy Continent 2, there are many generals, and when it comes to powerful generals in the Wei faction, Dian Wei is always one of those mentioned. So, how is Dian Wei in the game Three Kingdoms Fantasy Continent 2: Ballad of the Hawk? In the game, he is a "God" level "Attack Type" general, which means he's a team damage dealer. At the same time, his skill set also grants him strong abilities to protect teammates. Below, we will provide a detailed introduction.

The universal skill "Armor Break" allows him to gain 20% defense penetration with 10 points of combat intent, which can be used in situations where his damage output is not needed or when other skills are on cooldown. His basic attack deals physical damage to the entire front row of enemies, and upgrading and advancing can increase the damage coefficient.

Dian Wei's ultimate skill is quite unique, allowing you to choose one of two skills to use. "Vow of Loyalty" can only be used once per battle, binding to one ally, so that when this ally receives damage from a basic attack, Dian Wei can share the damage and counterattack with a basic attack. After using this binding skill, Dian Wei immediately releases another ultimate, "Rage," gaining a shield equal to 10% of his maximum health, along with lifesteal and defense penetration.

This skill chain is excellent, not only allowing Dian Wei to take some of the damage for squishier allies but also increasing his own durability and damage, preventing himself from being focused down. In certain stages, Dian Wei's characteristics are very useful.

Dian Wei's talent, "Rage of Eilai," works in conjunction with the bound ally, increasing his basic attack damage as the ally's HP decreases. After awakening the talent, if the bound ally falls, Dian Wei can additionally release 2 (or 4) more basic attacks. Sometimes, a strategy of sacrificing an ally can be used to increase attack frequency and unleash a burst of damage.

Of course, Dian Wei's breakthrough skill effect is that every time the loyal ally acts, he also adds an extra basic attack. If the loyal ally is already a powerful damage dealer, it forms a strong combination, making the sacrifice strategy unnecessary. Additionally, he can form a bond with Cao Cao, sharing damage. Overall, in the game, Dian Wei in Three Kingdoms Fantasy Continent 2: Ballad of the Hawk is positioned as a support-type damage dealer, with good tankiness and damage, making him worth investing resources into.

Dian Wei can be considered a god-tier general in the Wei Kingdom's lineup. This general is of high quality, making it very worthwhile for everyone to invest resources in his development. His ability to counterattack and defend during battles is extremely prominent. The effectiveness of Dian Wei in Three Kingdoms Fantasy Continent 2: Ballad of the Hawk can be understood from his counterattack capabilities, which are reflected in the effects of his skills. If you haven't used Dian Wei before, check out his strength below.

Dian Wei's general skill is Armor Break. In battle, once Dian Wei successfully uses this skill, he gains 10 points of combat will, entering an armor-breaking state that lasts for one full turn. During this time, his combat output significantly increases, allowing him to deal considerable damage whether facing the enemy's front or back lines. Dian Wei's basic attack is called Fierce Aura, which has the unique advantage of launching a powerful attack against the entire enemy front line, instantly dealing up to 77% physical damage and impacting the enemy's frontline defenses.

As Dian Wei continues to increase his star level through general breakthroughs, the damage coefficient of his basic attack gradually increases. When Dian Wei reaches a 2-star general breakthrough, the damage coefficient of his basic attack rises to 81%, meaning he can deal higher damage in battle. When he further advances to a 4-star general breakthrough, the basic attack damage coefficient increases to 85%, at which point Dian Wei's basic attack power is quite impressive.

However, what makes Dian Wei uniquely powerful is that he possesses two distinct ultimate skills. One of these skills is Oath of Loyalty. Once activated, this skill provides a defensive buff to a friendly target. It should be noted that this skill can only be used once per battle, but its effect is extremely strong. After Dian Wei uses the Oath of Loyalty skill, the selected friendly target permanently receives Dian Wei's loyal protection. In battle, whenever the loyal friendly target suffers attack damage during the enemy's turn, Dian Wei will unhesitatingly step forward, sharing 20% of the damage and also performing an additional powerful basic attack.

It is important to note that the damage shared by Dian Wei is considered derived damage, a type of damage generated by certain special skill effects. Derived damage has unique properties, unaffected by conventional attributes, and does not trigger common battle effects such as when causing damage. This allows Dian Wei to protect his allies while maintaining his own combat rhythm and output. More importantly, the loyalty effect of Dian Wei has an upper limit of 1 layer and cannot be dispelled.

The other ultimate skill is Rampage, which primarily focuses on self-enhancement. After Dian Wei successfully uses the Rampage skill, he gains a shield equal to 10% of his maximum health and enters a rampage state that lasts for 2 turns. However, there is a prerequisite for using the Rampage skill; the skill Evil Fury must be used first. While in the rampage state, Dian Wei's various combat attributes are significantly enhanced, with his lifesteal ability increasing by 30% and his defense penetration by 20%.

Similarly, the effect of the Rampage skill has an upper limit of one layer and can be dispelled, but during its effective period, the shield Dian Wei possesses can effectively block damage when attacked by the enemy. The shield will disappear after taking an attack, regardless of how much of the shield remains. It should be clear that indirect damage caused by debuff states will not cause the shield to disappear.

Dian Wei's Brave Guardian skill is a breakthrough skill. When this skill takes effect, after each action of the loyal ally, Dian Wei performs an additional basic attack. This skill is unlocked when Dian Wei reaches a 3-star general breakthrough. As Dian Wei's strength further improves, when he achieves a 5-star general breakthrough at level 2, the critical hit rate of this additional basic attack increases by 50%.

Dian Wei's talent is called Evil Fury. During battle, for every 1% decrease in the life ratio of the loyal ally, Dian Wei's basic attack damage increases by 0.7%. This allows him to become more powerful as his allies suffer attacks, continuously accumulating damage output. Additionally, when he reaches a 2-star general awakening, a very powerful effect is added: if the loyal ally is unfortunately defeated by the enemy, Dian Wei will be filled with grief and anger, under which he will perform 2 additional basic attacks. When he achieves a 3-star general awakening, the number of additional basic attacks in the state of grief and anger increases to 4.

In terms of general affinity, Dian Wei has a special bond with Dian Shu, Cao Cao, and Xu Chu. When any two of them are on the battlefield, the affinity effect is activated, allowing the generals within the affinity to share 13% of the damage. When all three are on the battlefield, the damage shared among the generals in the affinity increases to 20%.

This concludes the introduction to Dian Wei's effectiveness in Three Kingdoms Fantasy Continent 2: Ballad of the Hawk. Dian Wei stands out among Wei generals, showcasing exceptional strength whether in output or in providing buffs and support in team collaboration.