What does it mean for the Three Kingdoms to kill with a chain of iron cables?

The situation of the landlord should be discussed in two situations: 1There are already people on the field who have entered the state of the chain of wires2No one on the field enters the state of the chain of ferratas, and the first case is to connect the target designated this time with the target previously designated. In the second case, there is no practical effect.

Can't be shared**, the chain can be effective for two players every time there is no invulnerability, and it is connected with the player who has been locked before, in addition to unlocking it with the chain chain, it can only be unlocked after being killed by lightning, fire, lightning strike, and fire attack.

There's a lot of people on the battlefield who are connected, and there's only one enemy that isn't connected, and that's what you know about it, so that all the people in the chain state are connected.

If no one on the field is connected, only one is connected, it doesn't have much effect.

Tip name: Chain Chain.

Timing of discarding: Discard phase.

Use Target: One to two target characters.

Effect: Select one or two target characters and tap their (their) generals; If the target character is tapped, reset him or them. The character that is tapped is in a "chain state".

Others: When a character in the chain state receives attribute damage, other characters in the chain state will also receive damage of the same **, the same degree, and the same attribute as the damage; Also resets all Commander cards of the character that received that damage.

Resetting means that the effect of the [Chain of Chains] is invalid.

Even if the first character to be damaged dies, the other characters who are in the chain will take that damage.

Lightning damage and fire damage are both "attribute damage".

When playing the game with the expansion card of "The Return of the Myth: The War", the damage dealt by [Lightning] in the Standard Edition and the skill "Lightning Strike" in "The Return of the Myth: The Wind" are both lightning damage.

Recast: Recast: Discard Phase. You may discard the card from your hand and draw a card.

Note: When you reforge a card, you're not using it. For example, when Huang Yueying reforges [Iron Chain], he cannot activate Gathering Wisdom.

Connect with others.

1.Chained, used in the play phase, choose 1 or 2 characters, connect with others, tap or reset them. It is in a "chain state".

In the chain state, when a character in the chain state receives attribute damage, other characters in the chain state will also receive damage of the same **, the same degree, and the same attribute as the damage;

And reset all the general's cards of the character who received the damage, that is, when connected with others, when they receive attribute damage, both of them will be damaged. It can also be separated from others (attribute damage includes "Fire Kill, Lightning Kill, Horn Skill Lightning Strike, Trick Lightning, Fire Attack").

2.During the reforge and discard phase, you can discard the card from your hand and draw 1 card.

3.When a character in the chain state receives normal damage (such as general kill, duel, Nanban invasion, 10,000 arrows, etc.), the chain status will be resolved normally, and the chain state will not be discontinued. When it takes elemental damage (Fire Damage or Lightning Damage), the chain starts from it.

The damage is transmitted to each character in the chain state in order of action, with the same attribute and degree, and at the same time, these characters are reset and the chain state is disarmed.

4.When Joe uses Celestial Incense, the chain will not be triggered.

Use on one or two target characters.

Chain of Ropes is a kind of trick card in the board game "Three Kingdoms" launched by the game "Three Kingdoms" by the game card board game.

Target: One or two characters.

Card Effect: Chain - Used during the card play phase, tap or reset their generals respectively (the character of the tapped commander card is in the "chain state", even if the first injured character dies, the other characters in the chain state will be damaged by this attribute.) Injuries that have been conducted through a chain cannot be transmitted again.

The iron chain in the Three Kingdoms Killing originated from the serial plan of Pang Tong in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. So, according to this allusion, it can be well understood literally and allusively. First of all, the Iron Chain can connect up to two people (or one), and then, when one of them takes damage (currently only fire and thunder are available).

Fire Kill, Lightning, Lightning Kill, Horn's Lightning Strike, etc.), and several others (as long as they are connected by Iron Locks), will take the same attribute damage.