Public order is the measure of a commandery population’s contentment and, by extension, its lawfulness.
When a settlement is newly captured, it is therefore wise to keep an eye on its public order, and perhaps station an army there to boost public order for a few turns while faction support improves. Negative faction support penalises public order and replenishment in the commandery, and will be shown in the public order tooltips both in the commandery panel and on the settlement’s information bar on the campaign map.įaction support naturally improves over time until it reaches 100%. When player captures a new commandery or county, faction support will become negative, as the settlement and its people come to terms with their conquerors. If a faction leader dies and their heir assumes the title, the faction will change its name to reflect the new warlord, and the original warlord’s character specialisation will be lost, though their faction specialisation will remain in play.įaction support is a concept that represents the integration between player's faction and territory owned. This is noted in the faction's description before a campaign begins, and in the faction summary panel duringa campaign. The court panel also displays all the characters currently employed by the faction, and presents a list of candidates who may be recruited into the faction, and offers a separate tab showing the family tree of faction leader.įaction Specialisation Main article: Faction resourceĮach playable faction has its own faction specialisation, a unique mechanic which heavily influences its playstyle. To achieve higher faction ranks, player must gather prestige from gameplay.įaction management Main article: Court (Total War: Three Kingdoms)Ĭourt comprises of the faction leader, heir, administrators, and the most senior ministerial positions in player's faction. Player's objective is to reach the rank of emperor, and defeat any other emperors to become the sole ruler of China. Gameplay Faction progression Main article: Prestige (Total War: Three Kingdoms)įaction rank is a measure of player factions's propgress and development, and as player advance through the factiuon ranks, new bonuses are unlocked. For example, historically Liu Bei established Kingdom of Shu-Han, player will see the faction name change to it once Liu Bei advance his faction into King level. When the factions advance into higher faction rank, the faction name will change depending on the factional leader, geographic locations, or other cultural tradtions. The faction names are the same as that of their starting faction leaders. There are many more computer-controlled factions in the game, all of whom seek the same ultimate goal as the player: to become the ruling faction of all China, with their faction leader as emperor. There are a number of playable factions in Total War: THREE KINGDOMS, each of which has its own famous leader from history, and its own unique playstyle, which is largely defined by its leader's specialisation and its faction specialisation. To learn more about court management, see Court. Each faction is led by a faction leader (also known as a Warlord, and after whom the faction is named), who is supported by their family, ministers, administrators, generals, spies, and any other unassigned characters in player's court. Factions are hierarchical organisations of characters bound by common purpose, and form the discrete power blocks in Total War: THREE KINGDOMS.
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