Is the fog that killed Zhuge Liang permanent in the Three Kingdoms 30

No, it won't. Wind and fog are effective until the beginning of the next round of the round launched by God Zhuge Liang, at this time, the wind and fog effects are eliminated, and if Zhuge Liang no longer abandons the "star" to launch the wind or fog at the end of the round of this round, then there will be no wind or fog effect, that is to say, the wind and fog effect lasts for a round outside of Zhuge Liang's round, unless Zhuge Liang's military general card is turned over. But if Zhuge Liang dies while it is in effect, the effect will also disappear.

And Zhuge Liang's number of "stars" can't be made up, the number of "stars" is only 7 in a game, and the number is limited, so don't use it when it's not necessary.

Not permanent.

Fog – At the end of turn, you can discard x "stars" to assign x characters until your next turn begins, preventing them from taking all damage except lightning damage.

That is, when the round is returned to Zhuge Liang after one round, the fog disappears.

To start the fog is to abandon the "star". When the 7 "stars" are used up, the fog can never be unleashed.

A total of 7 stars can be designated multiple teammates at a time Specifying one consumes one star, and it can only be used for one turn at a time, and people will use it in vain if they don't jump. If you don't have stars, you'll have a tabula rasa and let others slaughter it It's best not to save it in advance, what to use to call it out (used to change cards and save cards) Tempest is not recommended because it doesn't work in your turn Teammates don't necessarily have fire kills in the next turn Waste of stars. Let's use fog.

The effects of the fog only last until the next beginning of Shen Zhuge . So is the tempest. The time that is valid is outside of its own turn. Therefore, God Zhuge is an auxiliary plus defense (also limited to the number of times...)

No, it will disappear in the next turn, and you need to put it again with "stars". LZ saves a little use. Pure hand hitting, looking.

No, this is used at the end of the round, and it will be invalid at the start of your next turn.

No, the effects of the fog only last until the next beginning of Shen Zhuge .

No, when it comes to the next round of Shen Zhuge 's actions, it will be gone.

One round ,,, not until the next time Zhuge is gone.

Valid until Zhuge Liang's next turn.

Shen Zhuge has been turned over all the time, and it is permanent.

No, it won't be valid until the next time you play it.

There is only one round.

One round is gone.

No, it can only last for 2 rounds.

No, just a round.

It's not just one round, from giving you the fog to the next round of Zhuge playing cards.

Lightning damage, lightning kill, lightning strike, lightning.

It has nothing to do with historical events, but is related to the ** "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Zhuge Liang's grass boat borrowed arrows, according to the note of Pei Songzhi in the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Wu Shu, Wu Zhu Biography II", in the first month of the eighteenth year of Jian'an (AD 213), Cao Cao and Sun Quan confronted each other (now a section of the waterway that enters the Yangtze River in Xichao Lake, Chaoxian County, Anhui Province).In the first battle, Cao's army was defeated, so he could not hold out. One day, Sun Quan broke into the front line of Cao's army from Baxukou in a light boat to observe the deployment of Cao's army.

Sun Quan's light boat marched.

In five or six miles, Cao Cao saw that Sun Jun was rectifying and mighty, and sighed: "Giving birth to a son should be like Sun Zhongmou, and Liu Jingsheng's son is like a dolphin dog!" Then he ordered the bow and crossbow to fire in unison and shoot Wu Chuan.

After a while, Sun Quan's light boat was in danger of capsizing because there were too many arrows on one side, and the hull was tilted. Sun Quan ordered the bow of the ship to be turned so that the other side could receive another arrow. After a while, the arrows were even, and Sun Jun's drums sounded in unison, and he returned safely.

Here we know that it was not Zhuge Liang who "borrowed arrows from grass boats", but Sun Quan, and this incident happened five years after the Battle of Chibi.

Therefore, "Straw Boat Borrowing Arrows" is a wonderful story in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", but it is not a historical event.

Isn't there a story in the textbook about borrowing arrows from a straw boat?

Zhuge Liang pinched his fingers and calculated that there would be heavy fog on the river three days later. So he dared to take the military order and prepare 100,000 arrows in three days.

The straw boat borrowed arrows to take advantage of the foggy weather.

It is another accurate prediction of weather changes by Zhuge Liang in addition to the east wind.