These refer to the unit’s armor but, by inference, can help players make broad assumptions about other aspects of the unit. Units may have the terms light, medium, or heavy in their title. Getting the most out of an army is all about maneuvering units into positions where they can optimally perform their roles against targets most vulnerable to their attacks. The armament, apparel, and quality of different units grant them specific roles on the battlefield. In Total War: Three Kingdoms, unit recruitment and replenishment is tied to retinue and amry. Recruitment and replenishment Main article: Army (Total War: Three Kingdoms)#Raise and recruit Yuan Shao's captain armory mechanic allows the customization of captain retinues. Few factions have access to them, such as Yellow Turbans, Yuan Shao, or Sun Jian. Captains units: Captains are powerful retinues led by generic captain characters.Heavy variants are typically better armored, slower, have more mass (for calculating charge damage), and are more expensive to both recruit and maintain. For example, when a Champion hits rank 6, they can recruit the Heavy Spear Guard, which is the heavy variant of the Spear Guard. Heavy Variants: Some units have heavy variants that are unlocked by the rank of the general and possibly more advanced reforms.For example, all generals under Cao Cao can recruit Tiger and Leopard Cavalry at Rank 3 and its heavy variant at Rank 6. Faction-unique units can be recruited by any general in the corresponding faction as long as the requirement of the general's rank is fulfilled. Unique Units: Factions and characters may have unique units.Multiple imperial units in the vicinity buff each other. Imperial units can be recruited by any general without class restriction.
Imperial units start at Rank 10 upon recruitment but have very slow replenishment. Protectors of Heaven, Defenders of Earth, and Imperial Units are unlocked by reaching the King faction rank. Dragon units are not only powerful but also can be recruited by generals of any class - the flexibility adding to their strength. Advanced Units: More advanced units may be unlocked by reforms, including the elite Dragon units.For example, only Strategist can field siege weapons, which all belong to Water. Only generals with matching Wu Xing can recruit units of that Wu Xing class. Unit availability is typically restricted by the class ( Wu Xing) of the commanding general in the retinue. Each class of units has some shared characteristics. Wu Xing class: Each unit in Three Kingdoms belongs to a Wu Xing class.The only formation they can access is the Loose Formation. Militia units do not have access to advanced formations. Militia units have low morale, often have low stats compared to more advanced units (but not always), and are usually the lowest cost for both recruitment and maintenance. There are militia units in different Wu Xing classes offering varying capabilities. Militia: Every faction and every general has access to militia units, regardless of class and general rank.Possible available units can be seen in Recruitment -> Display Unavailable Units. Units are available to retinue-leading generals based on their class, faction, the faction's reforms, the faction's rank, and sometimes themselves. Research, access and unlock unit Main article: Unit Lists (Total War: Three Kingdoms) The player can check a unit’s specific characteristics by selecting the unit in a campaign or battle, and viewing the unit info panel on the left of the screen. Units gather experience through battle, and their characteristics improve in line with their rise in rank. Units attacked in the flank and rear will fight less effectively in those directions, will take a greater deal of damage, will gain no bonus from their shields if they are so equipped, and will suffer extra morale penalties.
All units fight most effectively and gain the most defense against enemy weapons in the front. In battle, units have a front, a flank, and a rear. Units also suffer fatigue over time according to the orders they are given in battle, reducing their movement speed and effectiveness in combat. In battle, the soldiers in each unit move and fight together, responding to orders as a single entity, and have a single combined morale rating that rises or falls according to the unit’s circumstances in the heat of battle. In the campaign, units are recruited into army retinues and cost upkeep each turn to maintain. A single organized body of soldiers, armed and armored identically, is known as a unit.
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