Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty - Characters
The cast of Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty is drawn from the opening decades of the Three Kingdoms period, from the Yellow Turban Rebellion of 184 AD through the rise of the warlords who would divide the Han. The player character is a created militia volunteer, and the campaign's named figures are the hist...
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| Name | Description | Role | Faction | Abilities | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Nameless Militia Soldier | The player character: a volunteer who takes up arms against the Yellow Turbans and is swept into the collapse of the Han. | Protagonist (Player Character) | Han militia / the player's chosen allegiance | Created character with customisable appearance and Five Phases attribute spread Learns weapon Martial Arts and Five Phases wizardry through its own progression Can equip any weapon family, ranging from swords and polearms to bows Fights with ally and guest companions in single-player and online co-op | Player character, created at the start of the campaign |
| Hong Jing | A supporting ally who appears early in the campaign and accompanies the protagonist through the opening chapters of the war. | Supporting Ally | Companions of the protagonist | Assists the protagonist as a companion figure in the campaign's early chapters Tied to the story's central cast around the Yellow Turban Rebellion | Campaign story character |
| Zuo Ci | A Taoist master in the tradition of the era's legendary immortals, associated with the mystic elements of the campaign's story. | Mentor / Mystic Figure | Taoist sages | Taoist arts and immortal lore Story figure tied to the campaign's supernatural elements | Campaign story character |
| Zhang Jiao | The founder and spiritual leader of the Way of Great Peace and the figure who ignites the Yellow Turban Rebellion in 184 AD. | Antagonist (Opening Arc) | Yellow Turbans | Leader and figurehead of the Yellow Turban Rebellion Commands the rebel armies that overrun the provinces | Campaign antagonist, opening chapter |
| Zhang Liang | A Yellow Turban commander and one of the rebellion's leaders, appearing as one of the campaign's first major boss encounters. | Boss / Yellow Turban General | Yellow Turbans | Multi-hit melee combos with long, readable wind-ups Commander of Yellow Turban forces in the opening battles | Boss encounter in the opening chapter |
| Dong Zhuo | The brutal general who seizes the Han court and its child emperor, an act that turns the empire's remaining warlords against him. | Antagonist / Warlord | Han court (usurping) | Imperial power seized through force Commands the armies of the Han capital and its loyalists | Campaign antagonist |
| Lu Bu | The finest warrior of the age and the campaign's most feared duel. | Boss / Antagonist | Dong Zhuo's forces | Halberd and horse mastery Overwhelming reach, speed and aggression in single combat | Boss encounter |
| Diao Chan | One of the best known figures of the era's politics around Dong Zhuo, moving through the capital's power struggles. | Supporting Figure | Han court intrigue | Political intrigue within the imperial court Part of the story web around Lu Bu and Dong Zhuo | Campaign story figure |
| Cao Cao | A brilliant and unsentimental commander who rises from the campaign against Dong Zhuo to become the strongest power of the north. | Ally / Faction Leader | Cao Cao's forces | Command of the largest warlord army of the north Political and strategic mastery of the post-Han court | Campaign ally and faction leader |
| Xiahou Dun | Cao Cao's most trusted general and a member of his kin, serving as a frontline commander across the campaign's central battles. | Ally / General | Cao Cao's forces | Frontline command under Cao Cao Heavy melee combat as a companion figure | Campaign ally |
| Liu Bei | A distant imperial kinsman who fights his way from the Yellow Turban campaign to found a kingdom in the west, carrying the banner of restoring the Han. | Ally / Faction Leader | Liu Bei's forces | Leadership of the sworn brotherhood of the peach garden Command of a growing faction in the west of the empire | Campaign ally and faction leader |
| Guan Yu | The towering warrior of the peach garden oath and the most famous blade of the age, later deified as a god of war. | Ally / Warrior | Liu Bei's forces | Great curved blade combat with heavy, decisive strokes Fights alongside Liu Bei and Zhang Fei as sworn brothers | Campaign ally |
| Zhang Fei | Liu Bei's third sworn brother, a colossal, fearless fighter known as much for his temper as his strength. | Ally / Warrior | Liu Bei's forces | Spear combat built on aggressive, overwhelming charges Brawling combat alongside his sworn brothers | Campaign ally |
| Zhao Yun | The young spearman who would become one of the era's most admired generals, and one of the campaign's earliest dependable companions. | Ally / Warrior | Liu Bei's forces | Spear mastery with disciplined, precise combos Dependable companion in the campaign's early and mid-game battles | Campaign ally |
| Yuan Shao | The aristocratic leader of the coalition raised against Dong Zhuo and the pre-eminent power of the north until Cao Cao eclipses him. | Ally / Faction Leader | The coalition against Dong Zhuo | Leadership of the anti-Dong Zhuo coalition Command of the great noble houses of the north | Campaign allied leader |
| Sun Jian | The warrior father of the Sun family and the founder of its fortunes in Jiangdong, a frontline commander in the campaigns against Dong Zhuo and its aftermath. | Ally / Warrior | The Sun family | Frontline command of the Sun family's troops Fights as one of the coalition's elite warriors | Campaign ally; central to the Conqueror of Jiangdong chapter |
| Sun Ce | Sun Jian's eldest son, the energetic conqueror who secures Jiangdong for his family and earns the nickname of the Little Overlord. | Ally / Faction Leader | The Sun family | Aggressive personal combat and territorial conquest Leadership of the Sun family after Sun Jian | Campaign ally; Conqueror of Jiangdong chapter |
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