Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty - Locations
Wo Long's campaign moves across the collapse of the Eastern Han empire, from the rebel heartlands of the Central Plains to the capital, the coalition battlefields of the north and the southern territories of Jiangdong and Jing Province. Each entry below is a region or site that the campaign uses as...
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· updated 2026-09-15
| Name | Type | Description | Region | Points Of Interest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zhongyuan (the Central Plains) | Region | The core territory of the Han empire and the ground on which the Yellow Turban Rebellion is fought. | Central China | The Yellow Turban Rebellion battlefields of 184 AD Villages and camps used as the campaign's opening tutorial spaces Battle flag sites that teach the Morale and Fortitude systems |
| Luoyang | Capital City | The imperial capital and the seat of the Han court, and the prize that the era's warlords fight over. | Central Plains | The imperial court and its factions Dong Zhuo's seizure of the capital The burning of the capital, one of the campaign's turning points |
| Hulao Pass | Fortress Pass | The mountain pass guarding the road to the capital, and the site of the coalition's most famous confrontation in the Three Kingdoms tradition. | Central Plains approaches | The coalition assault on the pass Duel against the era's strongest warrior Fortified chokepoints and gate defense encounters |
| Xuchang | City | The city that becomes Cao Cao's administrative seat after the collapse of Luoyang, and the political centre of the north's emerging power. | Central Plains | Cao Cao's court and command The shift of imperial authority out of Luoyang Mission staging point for the northern campaigns |
| Guandu | Battlefield | The river crossing where the two strongest powers of the north decide the region's future in the era's defining battle. | North China | The decisive battle between the north's two dominant warlords Fortified camps and supply lines Large-scale battlefield encounters |
| Jiangdong | Region | The lands south-east of the Yangtze that the Sun family makes their own. | Lower Yangtze | The Sun family's rise to power River crossings, ports and fortified towns New Martial Arts and bosses introduced with the chapter |
| Jing Province (Jingxiang) | Region | The strategically vital province at the junction of the empire's north, west and south, fought over by every power of the era. | Central-South China | The contest for the province between rival warlords The final chapter's new battlefields The last of the campaign's major boss fights |
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