Heroes of the Three Kingdoms 7 Stone Tablet is not all skills to learn

The suggestions are as follows: seal the official to a higher level, do not seal it automatically, it is best to seal it manually.

When you seal the official, look at how many generals can be brought to the next level of the official, and when some official ranks are promoted, the number of generals is not added, because the official rank of the Han has 12 ranks, but the number of generals is only 5 at most, so some ranks are not added to the number of generals when they are promoted.

The computer is generally a complete use of resources, how many levels can the generals be promoted to how many soldiers can be bringed, the computer will be added to the maximum, then you have to pay attention to yourself, don't blindly "automatic". In addition, the official rank determines the number of generals:

Han nationality (civil, military): 3-4 can bring 2 generals, 5-6 can bring 3 generals, 7 can bring 4 generals, and 8 or more can bring 5 generals.

Barbarians, Wa, Huns: 3-4 can bring 2 generals, 5-6 can bring 3 generals, 7-8 can bring 4 generals, and 9 and above can bring 5 generals.

The barbarian, Wa, and Xiongnu three-line official rank system is relatively simple, except for a few generals with hidden official positions, there are generally only 9 official ranks, each official rank has only one official position, and is not limited by the ability of military generals, as long as they reach the corresponding level and have enough meritorious service, they can be awarded.

The Han generals (civil, military) generally have the initial official position of squire, in the first canonization, it can be decided whether they take the civil or military attache route, each rank has multiple official positions, some official positions also have certain requirements for the personal ability of the military general (force, intelligence), even if the level and merit are sufficient, can not be canonized the official position. This will also lead to the emergence of some low-ability generals, under the same conditions, their official ranks tend to be promoted much faster than high-ability generals, and the number of generals they lead is more than that of high-ability generals.

In fact, this is also a question of speed or skill, if you want the military general to learn more skills, so that he can give full play to his role on the battlefield, slowly rise, let him receive as many official positions as he can canonize; If you want to bring more lieutenants first, only canonize one or a few officials with good skills per rank, and then quickly move up to higher ranks, but the skills they can learn will be reduced accordingly. It depends on what you think.

When sealing the official, you need an official with few meritorious deeds, and you should pay attention to how many ranks your military commander is, and after the seal, it is a few ranks, but don't seal it or the original official rank. Of course, when you seal the official, you can see what the role of the official position is on the general, and the official position of the same official rank should also consume additional attribute skills that consume more merits

The best way is to look at the official rank in him when he is sealed, and the higher the rank, the more generals he will bring.

Each official rank has several official positions, and in the end, only one military general is calculated, fighting monsters, specializing in a team, brushing divine beasts, and the number of official generals is many and fast.