Ask for the rules of the Three Kingdoms to be up to date, such as how to use wine, and what does it

2.Use it on yourself when you're dying, restoring a little stamina.

Flipping is the turning of the general's card to the front or to the back. If a general's face is up, their general's card is turned up, and the general's turn is skipped.

To put it simply, it can be used as a peach when you are dying (attention!). You don't get back blood when you drink in the card stage! ）

Let's take an example of my fold phase.

There are two cards (wine, foil) but one blood.

Normally, I'm sure I'll be left in the flash, but what if the enemy has a Nanban or a duel? I'm going to be gone.

So I'd rather stay for wine.

Or maybe I'm the Lord of the Rebellion, and I don't have a hand next to me...I can drink and kill him again - two damages.

Note. When you use Liquor Kill, make sure that the local hand is of good quality.

No foil or other cards.

As for the flip...The current version only has this kind of function, Cao Pi and Cao Ren.

I think this kind of feature is equally pros and cons.

I get a certain number of cards (Cao Ren fixed three) but I can't move for one turn, what is going on?

The enemy has a blood....But I can't kill it....Then the other party burst back blood for a second....It's possible in this game.

So you have to think twice before you play Cao Ren, unless you are Zhuge Liang at home.

The last card he gives you is a peach (to save a teammate).

That's fine.

"Three Kingdoms Killing".The rule of turning the card is that when the player is turned over and is in a back-up state, the player needs to skip a full turn, including the decision phase, the discard phase, the fold phase, and the end phase. Turning over the boring key surface refers to the military generals platoon from the front to the back of the draft, or in the state of the back up to the front up, the state of the military generals is different, the effect is also different.

Flip effectIt is worth noting that when there is a flip effect, other players Jing Liang can also deal damage to this flip card, so the flip effect is not invincible. Of course, the player who receives the flip effect is not always in this state of face up, and after skipping a turn, the card can be turned over, so the flip effect is paired with different effects, or trick cards.

time, the mechanism is not the same.

Flip and can't be discarded.

When a character's turn is about to start, flip it face up if their general's card is face up, then skip that character's turn.

What is skipped is a full round, i.e. all 6 rounds of phases: Preparation, Decision, Draw, Discard, and Finish.

This means that the turn of the floped commander is skipped, and after skipping the round, the general's card will be restored.

Turning over is equivalent to skipping the round directly, which is equal to the mandatory defense of not touching the cards, and the character whose generals are turned over will be regarded as skipping the next turn of the role, and then turning their generals cards back.

When the Commander card is face up, it is not invincible, and is still considered alive, so it can still take any damage and lose stamina.

History. The original designer of Three Kingdoms was Huang Kai (Kayak), who loved games since he was a child, and was not satisfied with the existing rules, and liked to reinvent them himself. When he was in elementary school, he started drawing on his own, designing the rules of the game and playing with his friends and cousins.

When he was in his third year of junior high school, he became obsessed with the manga "Yu-Gi-Oh", imitated more than 1,000 cards, and thought that "the kung fu of drawing may have been practiced at that time". Due to his strong love for games, he applied for the new interactive art major of Communication University of China during the college entrance examination, and was accepted.

It's just one less turn for you.

Skip it when it's your turn, and then turn it over again.

Does not affect skill usage.

1, turn over is equal to say not to judge - do not touch the cards - do not fold the cards, equal to the mandatory do not touch the cards of the guard.

2. The character whose general card is turned over will be deemed to skip the next turn of the character, and then turn his general's card back. (When the general's card is face up, you are not invincible, you are still considered alive, so you can still take any damage and lose stamina).

4. The Three Kingdoms Kill Flip is the player's performance on the defensive end, and the generals who have the Three Kingdoms Kill Flip can accumulate a larger number of cards. When the Three Kingdoms Kill Flip effect ends and flips back, you can start the strategic allocation of the next step.

A general with a flip attribute in his skill

1. Wei Man's Favor [Punishment] - The card stage is limited to one time, you can discard at least one hand and choose another character, the character needs to discard a hand that is different from the discarded card category, otherwise it will first turn over its military card and then draw x cards (x is the number of cards discarded in this way).

2. Wei Cao Chong [Benevolence] - Whenever a character is in a near-death state, he can turn over and hand all the cards in his hand to the character, restoring 1 point of stamina.

3. Wei Xin Cao Chong [Benevolence] - Whenever another character with 1 HP takes damage, you can turn over the Commander card and discard an equipment card to prevent this damage.

1. Zhang Fei's flip is equivalent to skipping a round, and nothing can be done in the round, including drawing cards, playing cards, judging and skills that can only be launched in the round, such as roaring.

2. The martial arts skills that can only be launched within the round cannot be activated, because your rounds have jumped off, and the martial arts skills that can be launched outside the round can still be launched, such as Guo Jia's last plan.

3. The character who is turned over skips 1 turn, that is to say, when it is the turn of the turned character, skip him directly, and then directly enter the next person's turn, and at the same time the turned character turns the face back, and can move when he waits for the next turn.

4, yes, except for skipping a round, the characters who are turned over can be killed and used in the same situation as other generals.

1 No, you can't.

2 Yes. 3 1 time.

4 Yes (if you don't judge, if you don't judge, if you lightning, you can connect it).

1: Skip his turn directly.

2: For Zhang Fei, it can't be activated.

3 1 time. 4: Yes.

1, can not 2It depends on the generals Round 4Yes.

The "Flip" system is an innovation of Three Kingdoms, which means that when a character's turn is about to start, check whether his general's card is face up, if it is face up, nothing happens, if the general's card is not face-up but is represented in the form of coverage, then turn the character's general's card face up, and then skip all his stages, which is equivalent to not having this person (Joy does not think, lightning, etc., do not judge, lightning stays on this character). Generally, the generals are face up, and if they are turned face up, it is caused by certain effects, such as Cao Pi's exile and Cao Cao's return to the heart, etc. The player who is turned over does not mean that the round must be skipped, but depends on the state of the general's card.

For example, you have been turned over once, and it was turned face up, but it was turned over again because of an effect, and then it was face up, and then it was your turn, because your general's card was turned over 2 times, or face up is equivalent to not turning, so you can make a normal judgment, draw cards and fold cards and other stages. It is worth noting:

Cao Ren's skill [Guard] is not caused by the flip effect, but because of its own effect, so Cao Ren who is in a state of defense is turned over, and when it comes to his turn, he still has to skip it. The only indicator of the flip system is to check if a character's Commander card is facing up when he is about to start his turn.

Generals are positive except in special circumstances. Only the Guard, Banishment, and God Cao Cao's return can have a reversal effect, that is, heads become tails, which is a state in which the generals in this state directly end this round and skip the next round (skip all phases in a round, including the judgment of Le and Lightning).

This state can be superimposed, which is the effect of "negative negative to positive", that is, turning over twice = not turning over.

Equivalent to Cao Ren's stronghold, skip a round entirely, including.

Judgment stage. Draw phase.

Discard phase. Fold phase.

At this time, Cao Pi's "banishment" can turn it back.

Flipping means turning your general's cards from front to back, skipping your next turn, not judging, not drawing, not playing, not folding, and the action continues this turn.