New landmarks in Conqueror's Blade

Releasing an add-on about medieval Korea, the developers from Booming Tech studio had already added interactive objects related to Korean history to their MMO game Conqueror's Blade — they even conducted tours around them. And now the 'Three Kingdoms' content, dedicated to 3rd-century China, is on the way — it's being tested with gamers on separate servers and prepared for a full release. There's also plenty to see here: between battles, heroes will visit legendary fortresses and meet people who left their mark on the past of the Celestial Empire.

After the fall of the Han dynasty, ancient China split into several independent states, and the rulers of each considered themselves the true heirs of the emperors. To understand this Far Eastern 'Game of Thrones', you will need to study each region on the map by completing related quests and exploring historical sites, and then you will be awarded an achievement — a title related to the era from the DLC's name. Users who complete the missions of the states of Wu, Wei, and Shu will achieve full codex unlocking, which will grant them the highest rank title. During their adventures, heroes will meet outstanding characters — such as the general and poet Cao Cao, who is associated with the fall of the Han empire, and the fierce warlord Lu Bu.

Gamers will also be able to witness the famous Peach Garden Oath, where three commanders promised to support each other and protect the common people to the death during a period of turmoil. Among the interesting places to visit are the mountain trails of Shu, the Hulao Pass, and the Jingzhou fortress, and among the scenes that are hard to find, the game's authors mention the conversation between Cao Cao and Liu Bei in the Plum Pavilion and the victory of General Zhang Liao at the Xiaoyao Crossing. We remind you that the Three Kingdoms expansion promises to be so massive that it will need to be launched in a separate client and on servers specially allocated for it.