Changelog

Updated Amya's World Champion and EU Champion achievement link on the Three Kingdoms homepage.

Unit pages updated for the August 19 patch: a commander now brings up to 70 leadership into battle, raised from 50.

Three Kingdoms gift codes refreshed: HICBTK and CBTKZHIBO added.

Three Kingdoms search snippets tightened: the gears, spirits, weapons, FAQ, gift codes and unit pages had descriptions Google cut mid-sentence, and every one now fits whole.

Every Spirit page now opens with a short background: who Sun Ce, Cao Cao, Lu Bu and the rest were in history and legend. When Amya captures the in-game bios, those replace these.

Every Three Kingdoms page title now carries the full Conqueror's Blade: Three Kingdoms name in browser tabs and search results, so players searching for the new game land here.

Filling Three Kingdoms gaps on Help CBGG is tap-first now: a unit type ask offers the known type values as one-tap chips, and the right-click menu with Report a problem here covers every Three Kingdoms unit, spirit and weapon page.

Right-click works on the Three Kingdoms unit pages and the gears page too: anything with a missing value offers its Help CBGG card straight from the page you are reading.

The Spirit showcase clips have their sound back, and the picture is back to full 1080p. Every clip on the Spirit pages was re-encoded from the original captures, so the spell panel text is sharp again and the fights play with audio.

The Free codes button moved in the Three Kingdoms top bar. It now sits just left of the Tier List menu instead of over on the right beside search.

Huang Zhong Spirit guide guide notes updated.

Xiahou Yuan Spirit guide guide notes updated.

Three Kingdoms hero tierlist updated: moved Cao Cao to B, rated Dian Wei D, rated Guan Yu A, rated Huang Zhong S, rated Lu Bu S, moved Sun Ce to S, rated Sun Shangxiang C, moved Xiahou Yuan to A.

Three Kingdoms tierlist updated: moved Incendiary Archers to A, rated Fearless Rangers S, rated Bloodragers S.

Three Kingdoms tierlist updated: moved Wei Stalwarts to S.

Fixed: the Tier List menu in the Three Kingdoms nav closed before you could reach Units or Hero. The thin tier colour bar under the nav was sitting on top of the menu, so the moment your cursor left the button it counted as leaving the menu too. Both rows are clickable now.

Three Kingdoms gear set and weapon pages now show a link back to where you came from, so a gear page opened from a guide is no longer a one way trip.

Sun Shangxiang, Zhang Jiao and Dian Wei are gold rarity Spirits, not purple. Their pages and the Spirits list now show the right tag.

Reworked the Three Kingdoms FAQ answer on pay-to-win: nearly everything is still reachable for free through quests, events and normal play, but early in a season the pay-to-win pack gives a real head start, so it is fair to call it pay to win until free players catch up.

Three Kingdoms gift codes updated to the current set: CODSQIA0009LCRT2 for EU and APAC, CBTKCOMING for all regions, and SANGUODAOLAI for APAC. Redeem them in game when the servers go live.

Cao Cao Spirit guide recommended gear updated.

The Three Kingdoms launch gift codes now have their own page, linked in the top menu: every code in one spot with a copy button, and my creator code sits on the New Player guide too. Redeem them in game when the servers go live.

The Three Kingdoms FAQ is open with its first answers: how you unlock units and heroes, what a Spirit is, whether your Conqueror's Blade progress carries over, and how to get into the playtest. More questions land as the playtest goes on. Every playable Spirit now shows its rarity too.

The Three Kingdoms hero tier list now ranks the Spirits themselves, not just the eight weapon types. The playable heroes are placed, and the rest wait in Not rated yet to be rated as the playtest goes on. Flip to it with the Hero Tierlist toggle on the Tier List page.

The Three Kingdoms New Player Starter guide is live, and it's the first thing you land on under Guides: Amya's video plus the rules that matter from your very first games. Cap the special points for your two purple units, master your stamina and dodge, use the 30v30 space, learn the controls that win games, play around your cooldowns, and pick the Romance Chronicle you enjoy.

Every Three Kingdoms Spirit now opens with its own spell showcase clip, centered right under the name. Eighteen Spirits, eighteen fresh in-game recordings of the character and all four skills in motion. Open any Spirit from the Spirits page to watch.

Eleven new Three Kingdoms units are on the site, straight from the latest playtest: Crimson Glaive Cavalry, White Horse Fellows, Camp Crushers, Azure Dragon Vanguard, Deathsworn Vanguard, Fearless Rangers, Yellow Turban Talisman Disciples, Bloodragers, Northern Heavy Crossbowmen, Gatherers and Artisans. Each one carries full stats, unit traits and orders exactly as captured in game. Open any of them on the Units page.

The Three Kingdoms units roster is searchable and sortable. Search any unit by name, and filter the roster to Infantry, Cavalry or Ranged in one tap. The cards read cleaner too: portrait, name, star rating and Leadership, nothing else.

Three Kingdoms gears are on the site. Every craftable armour set and weapon from the in-game Smith: eight four-piece sets, one of each slot (Inner Armor, Seal, Jade Pendant, Tiger Tally), with their set bonuses, plus every weapon by type in Rare and Epic, all with full stats and icons. Find it under Gears in the Three Kingdoms menu, and click any tile for the breakdown.

Getting back to the main Conqueror's Blade side is clearer now. The line after the CBGG logo reads THREE KINGDOMS, and clicking it opens a menu with the other parts of CBGG (Main and the War Room), so you always know which section you are in and how to leave it. Where a page exists on both sides, like units or the tier list, you land on the matching page rather than the home page. The small red seal button that used to do this is gone.

Three Kingdoms has its own changelog, at cbgg.net/three-kingdoms/changelog/ and in the TK menu: every Three Kingdoms tier move, guide and site change, dated, and nothing from the main game. The 26 Three Kingdoms entries already recorded moved across from the main log, so the section's whole history is there from day one.

Three Kingdoms weapons tierlist updated: moved Glaive to C, moved Halberd to C, moved One-Handed Sword to A, moved Repeating Crossbow to C, moved Twin Swords to B.

Three Kingdoms tierlist updated: moved Imperial Battalion to S.

The Three Kingdoms home page now mirrors the main site: a hero with the TK wordmark, a big button back to the main Conqueror's Blade site, and a clear directory of every TK section (News, Tier List, Units, Weapons, Spirits, Guides, FAQ).

Three Kingdoms tierlist updated: moved Incendiary Archers to S, rated Valiant Tiger Pike Guards S.

Three Kingdoms roster: added Valiant Tiger Pike Guards (Melee Infantry, Polearm, 4-Star), now available to place on the tier list.

Three Kingdoms weapons tierlist updated: rated Glaive B, rated Halberd B, rated Longbow S, rated One-Handed Sword S, rated Repeating Crossbow B, rated Spear A, rated Sword & Shield D, rated Twin Swords A.

Three Kingdoms tierlist updated: rated Halberd Elite C, rated Wei Javelineers C, rated White Plume Guards C, rated Imperial Battalion B, rated Shu Palace Guards A, rated Tiger and Leopard Cavalry S, rated Winged Bear Reapers A, rated Wei Stalwarts C, rated Incendiary Archers A, rated Repeating Crossbowmen D, rated Heavy Halberdiers B, rated Xiliang Cavalry A, rated Rattan Infantry B, rated Veteran Qingzhou Halberdiers D, rated Ironcap Tower Shields D, rated Dragon's Fury Wu Prefecture Archers D.

Three Kingdoms Spirits now show their rarity: a colour-coded tag (Gold for the legendary Spirits, Purple for epic) on each Spirit guide, on the Spirits hub cards, and on the weapon pages. The eight playable Spirits are tagged so far (Sun Ce, Cao Cao, Liu Bei and Zhen Ji gold; Sun Jian, Xiahou Yuan, Hua Xiong and Lu Lingqi purple).

Three Kingdoms polish: gameplay clips now play on each playable Spirit's own page, the weapon picker cards are bigger, single-Spirit weapons and the small Other Spirits thumbnails are sized so they look right, portrait crops center on the face, and the unit stat labelled Stars is back to Leadership across the TK pages.

Three Kingdoms Spirits now each have their own guide. Every playable Spirit gets a dedicated page with its splash art and its four fixed skills, since each Spirit plays differently even on the same weapon. A new Spirits hub in the TK menu lists them all, and weapon pages link straight to their Spirits.

Three Kingdoms unit pages now explain every trait and order: what each Unit Trait does and the name and effect of each Unit Order, read straight from the in-game Characteristics screens across the whole playtest roster. No more bare labels, every unit's kit is spelled out.

Three Kingdoms weapon guides now cover every Spirit, not just one per weapon: 18 Spirits across the eight weapons, each with its four skills (Q, E, Mouse4, R), effects and cooldowns straight from the in-game screens, plus the skill icons. Weapons with two or three Spirits now show them all, so you can compare before you pick.

The Three Kingdoms Tier List is live, units AND weapons: every playtest unit and every weapon ranked by hand from real Scenario Server games, with the not-yet-rated ones listed under each board. Placements land as the games stack up, so check back as the meta settles.

Three Kingdoms: every weapon guide now opens with a showcase video. All eight playtest weapons got their in-game showcase clip, recorded in the Scenario Server playtest, so you can see how each weapon actually moves before the written guides fill in.

Three Kingdoms: weapon guide pages are live. Every playtest weapon (Spear, One-Handed Sword, Twin Swords, Repeating Crossbow, Sword & Shield, Halberd, Glaive, Longbow) now has its own page with the Spirit that carries it, official splash art and its four skill icons straight from the playtest captures. Skill write-ups and build notes fill in as play continues, and the TK Weapons page links to all eight guides.

Three Kingdoms: the FULL playtest roster is on the site. All 24 units now have their own page with in-game stats, traits (drawbacks marked in red), orders, star rating, Star cost and rarity, plus a full-size character portrait cut from the playtest captures. The TK Units roster shows every unit as a portrait card sorted by star rating, with the announced-but-unplayable units still listed at the end.

Three Kingdoms Units page: roster cards redesigned with in-game portraits (an initials tile holds the spot until a unit is captured), and the playtest units now show their Star cost and gold rarity, with the card hover glowing in rarity color like the main site.

Three Kingdoms: the first playtest unit pages are live. Halberd Elite, Wei Javelineers and White Plume Guards each got a full page with their in-game stats, traits, orders, portrait and class icon, captured in the first Scenario Server playtest, and the TK Units roster now links straight to them.

Three Kingdoms Spirits are live on the Weapons page: the new Spirit mechanic (July 24) gives each Hero a legendary figure with a unique weapon, core mechanic and battlefield role, so choosing a weapon is really choosing a Spirit. Five are revealed so far, Guan Yu (Glaive), Lu Bu (Halberd), Sun Shangxiang (Twin Swords), Huang Zhong (Longbow) and Zhenji (Repeating Crossbow), each with its official splash art, and Cao Cao, Zhang Jiao and Sun Ce are on the way. Nearly twenty Spirit Skills launch at once. The reveal is logged on the News page too. Official sources only.

The Three Kingdoms Units page is live: it now lists every TK unit revealed so far with its official name, unit type and star rating, White Horse Fellows, Camp Crushers, Flying Bear Army, Vanguard Death Squad and Xiliang Cavalry from the latest reveal, plus White Plume Guards, Yellow Turban Chanters and Tiger and Leopard Cavalry from the earlier one. Over 30 units are coming in total, so the roster grows with each teaser. Full guides (veterancy, doctrines, leadership) arrive with the playtest. Official sources only.

Three Kingdoms News backfilled: the page now also carries the two earlier official announcements it was missing, the first look at the Scenario Server world (the recreated heartland, marching and terrain, the faction banner system, supply convoys, base building and titles) and the first unit reveal (White Plume Guards, Yellow Turban Chanters and Tiger and Leopard Cavalry). Official sources only. The Three Kingdoms top nav links also glow the seal red now on hover and on the section you are in, matching the accent.

Three Kingdoms pages now match the main site's look: titles sit right at the top with no small label above them, intro text runs the proper width instead of stopping mid-page, and each intro shows once then folds behind a How it works toggle next to the title, exactly like the Tierlist Maker. The teleport button also speaks in colors now: red means you are heading to Three Kingdoms, white means back to the main site.

Three Kingdoms polish: the teleport button now carries the Conqueror's Blade blade-B mark when you are on the TK side (red seal going there, blade-B coming back), and the little TK tag next to the CBGG logo is gone: the button does that job.

Three Kingdoms round 3: the teleport seal button moved next to the CBGG logo at the top left, the TK side now wears the seal's red as its accent (with the rainbow line at the top and bottom mirrored, so you always know which side you are on), and Tier List joined the TK menu. First real content is in too: the News page lists every official announcement with what it means, and the Weapons page has all eight announced weapons (Twin Swords, Crossbow, One-Handed Sword, Halberd, plus four reimagined classics). Official sources only. The playtest sign-up button on the TK home is readable again.

Three Kingdoms round 2: the section now wears the official look. The TK home is headed by the official gold logo, the teleport button in the top bar carries the game's red seal, and the whole TK side switches to a gold accent so you always know which game you are looking at. The TK menu is now its own: News, Units, Weapons, Guides and FAQ, with more sections to come as the game reveals itself. The earlier mirrored placeholder pages were retired.

The Three Kingdoms section is open at cbgg.net/three-kingdoms: CBGG's home for the TK Scenario Server, treated as an entirely new game. A gold ring button in the top bar teleports you between the two sides on every page, landing on the matching page when one exists. Tier list, units, heroes, maps, tools, LFG, wiki, data and tips, FAQ and new player sections all have their place marked; real content lands with the playtest (no guessed names or tiers, ever), and the official playtest sign-up is linked from the TK home.