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Battle of Bai Di Castle

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	==Role in Games==		==Role in Games==
	===Dynasty Warriors===		===Dynasty Warriors===
-	This battle simply shows the final showdown for the powers involved. Shu characters need to defend their kingdom while Wu characters need to crush the Shu forces for the last time.	+	This battle represents a final confrontation between the Kingdoms of [[Wu]] and [[Shu]] along with showing the leadership of the Shu forces being passed from one generation to the next. The battle only appears in [[Dynasty Warriors 5]].
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		+	If fighting for the Wu forces your goal is to defeat [[Liu Chan]] and put an end to Shu. The key officers on the Wu side include [[Sun Quan]], [[Zhou Tai]], [[Lu Xun]] and [[Huang Gai]]. During the course of the battle, Liu Chan has positioned himself in Bai Di Castle and you must find a way in. There are three main entrances: a front and back entrance which are guarded by enemy officers, and a side entrance which recquires passage through a maze to get to.
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		+	If fighting for the Shu forces your goal is to protect Liu Chan and fight off a powerful Wu, making the battle slightly mroe challenging. The key officers for the Shu forces include Liu Chan, [[Xing Cai]], [[Jiang Wei]] and [[Huang Zhong]]. Each officer guards a certain entrance to Bai Di Castle, where Liu Chan is positioned, and if they are defeated, an entrance is left wide open for the Wu forces. Thus, the battle recquires much traveling around to protect each area. Wu sets up a decoy camp in the battle, so when you approach the opposing main officers' positions suddenly switch. In the event Shu gains the upper hand, [[Yue Ying]] will appear with reinforcements.

	===Warriors Orochi===		===Warriors Orochi===

Dynasty Warriors 6: Empires

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+ Trophy link

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	*[[Keiji Maeda\|Keiji]]'s ''[[Samurai Warriors 2]]'' appearance is a downloadable look for Edit characters. Replica appearances for [[Himiko]] and [[Sun Wukong]] from ''[[Warriors Orochi 2]]'' is also up for [http://www.4gamer.net/games/079/G007909/20090709031/ download].		*[[Keiji Maeda\|Keiji]]'s ''[[Samurai Warriors 2]]'' appearance is a downloadable look for Edit characters. Replica appearances for [[Himiko]] and [[Sun Wukong]] from ''[[Warriors Orochi 2]]'' is also up for [http://www.4gamer.net/games/079/G007909/20090709031/ download].
	*Downladable content that refers to the Three Kingdoms anime, [http://www.4gamer.net/games/017/G001778/20090710051/ Souten Kōro], will be available. Original characters can assume the attire of the anime versions of Cao Cao and Liu Bei.		*Downladable content that refers to the Three Kingdoms anime, [http://www.4gamer.net/games/017/G001778/20090710051/ Souten Kōro], will be available. Original characters can assume the attire of the anime versions of Cao Cao and Liu Bei.
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		+	== Trophies ==
		+	To see a list of PS3 trophies ''Dynasty Warriors: Empires'' has, please see [[Dynasty Warriors 6: Empires/Trophies\|this subsection]]. <!-- This is a subsection as trophies are regarded as spoilers. -->

	==External Links==		==External Links==

Dynasty Warriors 6: Empires/Trophies

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Trophy collection

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This is a complete list of PS3 Trophies available for [[Dynasty Warriors 6: Empires]]:

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!Trophy #
!Name
!Unlock Method
!Trophy Type
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|1
|True Warrior
|Obtained all trophies
|Platinum
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|2
|Unlocked all Bonuses
|Unlocked all bonus material.
|Gold
|+
|3
|Cleared all Scenarios
|Reached end of all Scenarios.
|Gold
|+
|4
|Cleared “Yellow Turban Uprising”
|Reached end of [[Yellow Turban]] Uprising scenario.
|Silver
|+
|5
|Cleared “Battle of Guan Du”
|Reached end of [[Battle of Guan Du]] scenario.
|Silver
|+
|6
|Cleared “Battle of Chi Bi”
|Reached the end of [[Battle of Chi Bi]] scenario.
|Silver
|+
|7
|Cleared “The Three Kingdoms”
|Reached the end of the [[Three Kingdoms]] scenario.
|Silver
|+
|8
|Cleared “Chaos”
|Reached end of Chaos scenario
|Silver
|+
|9
|One-eyed Wolf
|Completed battle as [[Xiahou Dun]].
|Bronze
|+
|10
|Menace on the Battlefield
|Completed battle as [[Dian Wei]].
|Bronze
|+
|11
|Master of Intrigue
|Completed battle as [[Sima Yi]].
|Bronze
|+
|12
|Feared Throughout the Land
|Completed battle as [[Zhang Liao]].
|Bronze
|+
|13
|Man of Vision
|Completed battle as [[Cao Cao]].
|Bronze
|+
|14
|Loyal Companion
|Completed battle as [[Zhou Yu]].
|Bronze
|+
|15
|Rising Star of Wu
|Completed battle as [[Lu Xun]].
|Bronze
|+
|16
|Tomboy of Sun
|Completed battle as [[Sun Shang Xiang]].
|Bronze
|+
|17
|Rough and Tumble
|Completed battle as [[Gan Ning]].
|Bronze
|+
|18
|Tiger of Jiang Dong
|Completed battle as [[Sun Jian]].
|Bronze
|+
|19
|Little Dragon
|Completed battle as [[Zhao Yun]].
|Bronze
|+
|20
|God of War
|Completed battle as [[Guan Yu]].
|Bronze
|+
|21
|Jovial Warrior
|Completed battle as [[Zhang Fei]].
|Bronze
|+
|22
|Master of Strategy
|Completed battle as [[Zhuge Liang]].
|Bronze
|+
|23
|Benevolent Ruler
|Completed battle as [[Liu Bei]].
|Bronze
|+
|24
|Elegant Dancer
|Completed battle as [[Diao Chan]].
|Bronze
|+
|25
|Mightiest in the Land
|Completed battle as [[Lu Bu]].
|Bronze
|+
|26
|Gourmand
|Completed battle as [[Xu Zhu]].
|Bronze
|+
|27
|Quick as Lightning
|Completed battle as [[Xiahou Dun]].
|Bronze
|+
|28
|The Warrior’s Art
|Completed battle as [[Xu Huang]].
|Bronze
|+
|29
|Refined Warrior
|Completed battle as [[Zhang He]].
|Bronze
|+
|30
|Bringer of Peace
|Completed battle as [[Cao Ren]].
|Bronze
|+
|31
|Unrivaled Ambition
|Completed battle as [[Cao Pi]].
|Bronze
|+
|32
|Unwavering Honor
|Completed battle as [[Taishi Ci]].
|Bronze
|+
|33
|Triumph of Knowledge
|Completed battle as [[Lu Meng]].
|Bronze
|+
|34
|Pillar of Wu
|Completed battle as [[Huang Gai]].
|Bronze
|+
|35
|Silent Warrior
|Completed battle as [[Zhou Tai]].
|Bronze
|+
|36
|Cold as Ice
|Completed battle as [[Ling Tong]].
|Bronze
|+
|37
|Hot Blooded
|Completed battle as [[Sun Ce]].
|Bronze
|+
|38
|Young Tiger
|Completed battle as [[Sun Quan]].
|Bronze
|+
|39
|Righteous Crusader
|Completed battle as [[Ma Chao]].
|Bronze
|+
|40
|Seasoned Veteran
|Completed battle as [[Huang Zhong]].
|Bronze
|+
|41
|Fierce Barbarian
|Completed battle as [[Wei Yan]].
|Bronze
|+
|42
|Son of the God of War
|Completed battle as [[Guan Ping]].
|Bronze
|+
|43
|Mysterious Traveler
|Completed battle as [[Pang Tong]].
|Bronze
|+
|44
|Paradise of Tyranny
|Completed battle as [[Dong Zhou]].
|Bronze
|+
|45
|Proud Nobleman
|Completed battle as [[Yuan Shao]].
|Bronze
|+
|46
|Grand Master
|Completed battle as [[Zhang Jiao]].
|Bronze
|+
|47
|Enchanting Beauty
|Completed battle as [[Zhen Ji]].
|Bronze
|+
|48
|Exquisite Flower
|Completed battle as [[Xiao Qiao]].
|Bronze
|+
|49
|Brains and Beauty
|Completed battle as [[Yue Ying]].
|Bronze
|+
|50
|Nanman King
|Completed battle as [[Meng Huo]].
|Bronze
|+
|51
|A Challenger Appears
|Completed battle as a [[Edit Characters (Dynasty Warriors)|custom character]].
|Bronze
|+
|}

Battle of Yi Ling

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	\|commander2 = [[Sun Quan]]		\|commander2 = [[Sun Quan]]
	\|winner = Massive loss of Shu troops and Liu Bei is forced to flee to Bai Di Castle}}		\|winner = Massive loss of Shu troops and Liu Bei is forced to flee to Bai Di Castle}}
-	The '''Battle of Xiaoting''', also known as the '''Battle of Yiling''' (夷陵之戰), is a battle fought by Shu in retaliation for the loss at [[Fan Castle]]. Young [[Lu Xun]] with the help of [[Ling Tong]], [[Gan Ning]], and [[Zhu Ran]] lead Wu to a decisive victory thanks to his genius fire attack. The decisive battle here halted Liu Bei's invasion of Wu and eventually led to his death.	+	The '''Battle of Xiaoting''' (猇亭之戰), also known as the '''Battle of Yiling''' (夷陵之戰), is a battle fought by Shu in retaliation for the loss at [[Fan Castle]]. Young [[Lu Xun]] with the help of [[Ling Tong]], [[Gan Ning]], and [[Zhu Ran]] lead Wu to a decisive victory thanks to his genius fire attack. The decisive battle here halted Liu Bei's invasion of Wu and eventually led to his death.

	==Role in Games==		==Role in Games==
	===Dynasty Warriors===		===Dynasty Warriors===
-	The Battle of Yi Ling was portrayed as one of the most emotional battles in the ''[[Dynasty Warriors (series)\|Dynasty Warriors]]'' series for many reasons. First off, Liu Bei used it as his attempt for vengeance for the death of [[Guan Yu]] at [[Fan Castle]]. In ''Dynasty Warriors 5'' a scene appears prior to the battle, showing a messenger reporting Guan Yu's death to Liu Bei. Enraged, Liu Bei orders his men to march on [[Wu]]. [[Zhuge Liang]] steps in and begs Liu Bei to call the invasion off, but Liu Bei's mind was set, and the invasion took place. In some games, Zhuge Liang expresses through dialogue that, although his lord did not listen to him, he must do whatever he can to help him. In most games, the battle usually starts with a raging stand from [[Zhang Fei]] or Liu Bei, continuing to symbolize their anger from Guan Yu's death.	+	The Battle of Yi Ling was portrayed as one of the most emotional battles in the ''[[Dynasty Warriors (series)\|Dynasty Warriors]]'' series for many reasons. First off, Liu Bei used it as his attempt for vengeance for the death of his sworn brother, [[Guan Yu]] at [[Fan Castle]]. In ''Dynasty Warriors 5'' a scene appears prior to the battle, showing a messenger reporting Guan Yu's death to Liu Bei. Enraged, Liu Bei orders his men to march on [[Wu]]. [[Zhuge Liang]] steps in and begs Liu Bei to call the invasion off, but Liu Bei's mind was set, and the invasion took place. In some games, Zhuge Liang expresses through dialogue that, although his lord did not listen to him, he must do whatever he can to help him. In most games, the battle usually starts with a raging stand from [[Zhang Fei]] or Liu Bei, continuing to symbolize their anger from Guan Yu's death.

	The battle also is emotional for [[Sun Shang Xiang]] of Wu. In most games, she is forced to fight Liu Bei, leading up to her ending in ''[[Dynasty Warriors 5]]'', in which she is holding a near dead Liu Bei in her arms on the battle field, weeping over him. In ''[[Dynasty Warriors 6]]'', Shang Xiang's role flips, and she fights Wu at Yi Ling, ending the battle with Liu Bei allowing Sun Quan to live.		The battle also is emotional for [[Sun Shang Xiang]] of Wu. In most games, she is forced to fight Liu Bei, leading up to her ending in ''[[Dynasty Warriors 5]]'', in which she is holding a near dead Liu Bei in her arms on the battle field, weeping over him. In ''[[Dynasty Warriors 6]]'', Shang Xiang's role flips, and she fights Wu at Yi Ling, ending the battle with Liu Bei allowing Sun Quan to live.

-	In all games, the battle results with Wu using a fire attack against Shu, although it is preventable in some games. Depending on what installment and what force you are fighting, this can happen soon after the start of the battle, or minutes into the battle. In some games, Wu brings out reinforcements after the attack. After the fire attack, the Shu forces retreat back, normally to a maze in which your map will disappear if you enter it. Normally, Zhuge Liang appears when the Shu forces reach the center.	+	In all games, the battle results with Wu using a fire attack against Shu, although it is preventable in some games. Depending on what installment and what force you are fighting, this can happen soon after the start of the battle, or minutes into the battle. In some games, Wu brings out reinforcements after the attack. After the fire attack, the Shu forces retreat back, normally to [[Stone Sentinel Maze]] in which your map will disappear if you enter it. Normally, Zhuge Liang appears when the Shu forces reach the center.

	===Warriors Orochi===		===Warriors Orochi===

Liu Bei

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Historical information:

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	==Historical information==		==Historical information==
-	Liu Bei was a powerful warlord and the founding emperor of [[Shu]] Han during the [[Three Kingdoms]] era of China. Having risen up from the commoner class, he was initially a small player in the massive civil war leading up to the collapse of the Eastern Han Dynasty. In 214, using the stratagems of his chief advisor Zhuge Liang, Liu Bei conquered Yizhou (益州, present day Sichuan and Guizhou) and at last established the foundation for Shu Han. In 221, Liu Bei declared himself emperor in an effort to carry on the lineage of the [[Han Dynasty]]. He was succeeded by his son Liu Shan, who eventually surrendered to Cao Wei in 263.	+	Liu Bei was a powerful warlord and the founding emperor of [[Shu]] Han during the [[Three Kingdoms]] era of China. Having risen up from the commoner class, he was initially a small player in the massive civil war leading up to the collapse of the Eastern Han Dynasty. In 214, using the stratagems of his chief advisor Zhuge Liang, Liu Bei conquered Yizhou (益州, present day Sichuan and Guizhou) and at last established the foundation for Shu Han. In 221, Liu Bei declared himself emperor in an effort to carry on the lineage of the [[Han Dynasty]]. He died in the year 223, one year after [[Battle of Yi Ling]]. He was succeeded by his son Liu Shan, who eventually surrendered to Cao Wei in 263.

	==Romance of Three Kingdoms==		==Romance of Three Kingdoms==

Talk:Samurai Warriors 3

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Characters Cut:

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	::::::::::Here, you don't unlock characters by playing someone's story. Here, you just get that menu and you can BUY the characters. If you've played Soulcalibur IV, you understand what I mean. [[User:Master Sima Yi\|Master Sima Yi]] 14:24, November 20, 2009 (UTC)		::::::::::Here, you don't unlock characters by playing someone's story. Here, you just get that menu and you can BUY the characters. If you've played Soulcalibur IV, you understand what I mean. [[User:Master Sima Yi\|Master Sima Yi]] 14:24, November 20, 2009 (UTC)
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		+	:::::::::::::So, we can get any character(s) we want at the same time?? [[User:Mana0803\|Mana0803]] 15:02, November 22, 2009 (UTC)

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uploaded "[[File:240px-Basara2AzureDragon.png]]"

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Nu Wa

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	==Character Info==		==Character Info==
		+	===Personality===
		+	Originally implied to be a cheerful and optimistic individual, Nu Wa is a suave and composed woman of grace. Not willing to disclose herself to others easily, she is proud of her immortality and condescends any who stand against her. In time, she finds humans to be amusing and believes in their capabilities.
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	===Voice Actors===		===Voice Actors===
		+	*Michelle Ruff - Warriors Orochi 2 (English)
	*Yuko Sumitomo - Dynasty Warriors 3 (Japanese)		*Yuko Sumitomo - Dynasty Warriors 3 (Japanese)
	*Yuki Makishima - Warriors Orochi 2 (Japanese)		*Yuki Makishima - Warriors Orochi 2 (Japanese)
-	*Michelle Ruff - Warriors Orochi 2 (English)

	==Quotes==		==Quotes==

Struggle at He Bei

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	The '''Struggle at He Bei''' (河北掃討戦) is a fictional battle introduced in ''[[Dynasty Warriors 6: Special]]''. To follow with his [[Cao Cao\|father's]] ambitions to subjugate the province, Cao Pi leads an army to crush the Yuan family after the [[Battle of Guan Du]].		The '''Struggle at He Bei''' (河北掃討戦) is a fictional battle introduced in ''[[Dynasty Warriors 6: Special]]''. To follow with his [[Cao Cao\|father's]] ambitions to subjugate the province, Cao Pi leads an army to crush the Yuan family after the [[Battle of Guan Du]].

-	Historically, He Bei Province was one of Yuan Shao's most influential bases and home to many of his family members. It was also the final battle ground between his son, [[Yuan Shang]], and Cao Cao.	+	Historically, He Bei Province was one of Yuan Shao's most influential bases and home to many of his family members. It was one of the final battle grounds between his son, [[Yuan Shang]], and Cao Cao.
	==Role in Games==		==Role in Games==
	While given a passing mention in other titles, it became its own battle in ''Dynasty Warriors 6: Special'' as Cao Pi's second [[Musou Mode]] stage. His father wins Guan Du, but Yuan Shao escaped death from the battle. With the Yuan family still a looming threat on the horizon, Cao Pi volunteers to exterminate them for his father. He plans to experience how it feels to end a once reputable family, in hopes of better improving his future leadership.		While given a passing mention in other titles, it became its own battle in ''Dynasty Warriors 6: Special'' as Cao Pi's second [[Musou Mode]] stage. His father wins Guan Du, but Yuan Shao escaped death from the battle. With the Yuan family still a looming threat on the horizon, Cao Pi volunteers to exterminate them for his father. He plans to experience how it feels to end a once reputable family, in hopes of better improving his future leadership.

-	Yuan Shao stations himself on the mountain castle and has three gates to defend himself from Cao Pi's advance. The young leader has himself and several talented generals such [[Zhang Liao]], [[Xu Huang]], and [[Zhang He]] at the bottom of the mountain. While Yuan Shao orders his army to strengthen the defenses and wait for reinforcements, Cao Pi orders his army to eradicate the gates and take down the castle walls as quickly as possible. If Yuan Shao is defeated quickly, his sons will arrive too late to save their father. Realizing that the fate of the family is now up for grabs, Yuan Shang and [[Yuan Tan]] will bicker with one another over the right to lead. Their unwillingness to cooperate with one another makes Cao Pi's job easier and victory is easier to accomplish.	+	Yuan Shao stations himself on the mountain castle and has three gates to defend himself from Cao Pi's advance. The young leader has himself and several talented generals -such [[Zhang Liao]], [[Xu Huang]], and [[Zhang He]]- at the bottom of the mountain. While Yuan Shao orders his army to strengthen the defenses and wait for reinforcements, Cao Pi orders his army to eradicate the gates and take down the castle walls as quickly as possible. If Yuan Shao is defeated quickly, his sons will arrive too late to save their father. Realizing that the fate of the family is now up for grabs, Yuan Shang and [[Yuan Tan]] will bicker with one another over the right to lead. Their unwillingness to cooperate with one another makes Cao Pi's job easier to accomplish.

	Should Cao Pi take too long to defeat the father, Yuan Shao's sons will appear on the eastern side of the map and outnumber Cao Pi's troops. Cao Pi remarks that his plan has failed and orders his men to pull back and rebuild the defenses. Ally morale will suffer and Cao Pi will need to face the entire Yuan family at once. Yuan Shao will also be in hyper mode if this occurs, declaring that his family shall never fall so long as he lives.		Should Cao Pi take too long to defeat the father, Yuan Shao's sons will appear on the eastern side of the map and outnumber Cao Pi's troops. Cao Pi remarks that his plan has failed and orders his men to pull back and rebuild the defenses. Ally morale will suffer and Cao Pi will need to face the entire Yuan family at once. Yuan Shao will also be in hyper mode if this occurs, declaring that his family shall never fall so long as he lives.

Musou Mode

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Overview:

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	''[[Dynasty Warriors 5]]'' returns to the ''Dynasty Warriors 3'' method. It removes the chapter setup from the previous title and gives five stages for most characters, eight for the founders of the kingdoms and [[Zuo Ci]], and four for the Other characters. Characters have more personal interaction than previous titles, as they narrate their thoughts and impressions to the player. Briefings consists of the army's commander personally explaining their intentions to the player and ordering them to move out. Several in-game cutscenes found in Musou Mode also adds more drama and interactions within the cast. The concluding battle for select characters -such as [[Zhou Yu]] and [[Pang De]]- follows their last historical battle in history.		''[[Dynasty Warriors 5]]'' returns to the ''Dynasty Warriors 3'' method. It removes the chapter setup from the previous title and gives five stages for most characters, eight for the founders of the kingdoms and [[Zuo Ci]], and four for the Other characters. Characters have more personal interaction than previous titles, as they narrate their thoughts and impressions to the player. Briefings consists of the army's commander personally explaining their intentions to the player and ordering them to move out. Several in-game cutscenes found in Musou Mode also adds more drama and interactions within the cast. The concluding battle for select characters -such as [[Zhou Yu]] and [[Pang De]]- follows their last historical battle in history.

-	In ''[[Dynasty Warriors 6]]'', only seventeen characters have Musou modes and each character participates in six stages. Plot-based briefings are read by a narrator and ten rendered movies occur for each character between battles. The story-telling format is similar to the style seen in the ''Samurai Warriors'' series. Though still somewhat faithful to ''Romance of the Three Kingdoms'', each character's story deviates from the novel.	+	In ''[[Dynasty Warriors 6]]'', only seventeen characters have Musou modes and each character participates in six stages. Plot-based briefings are read by a narrator and ten rendered movies occur for each character between battles. The story-telling format is similar to the style seen in the ''Samurai Warriors'' series. Though still somewhat faithful to ''Romance of the Three Kingdoms'', each character's story deviates from the novel and borrows more elements from history.
	[[Category:Gameplay]]		[[Category:Gameplay]]

Struggle at He Bei

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Role in Games:

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	The '''Struggle at He Bei''' (河北掃討戦) is a fictional battle introduced in ''[[Dynasty Warriors 6: Special]]''. To follow with his [[Cao Cao\|father's]] ambitions to subjugate the province, Cao Pi leads an army to crush the Yuan family after the [[Battle of Guan Du]].		The '''Struggle at He Bei''' (河北掃討戦) is a fictional battle introduced in ''[[Dynasty Warriors 6: Special]]''. To follow with his [[Cao Cao\|father's]] ambitions to subjugate the province, Cao Pi leads an army to crush the Yuan family after the [[Battle of Guan Du]].

-	Historically, the He Bei province was one of Yuan Shao's most influential bases and home to many of his family members. It was also the final battle ground between him and Cao Cao.	+	Historically, He Bei Province was one of Yuan Shao's most influential bases and home to many of his family members. It was also the final battle ground between his son, [[Yuan Shang]], and Cao Cao.
	==Role in Games==		==Role in Games==
		+	While given a passing mention in other titles, it became its own battle in ''Dynasty Warriors 6: Special'' as Cao Pi's second [[Musou Mode]] stage. His father wins Guan Du, but Yuan Shao escaped death from the battle. With the Yuan family still a looming threat on the horizon, Cao Pi volunteers to exterminate them for his father. He plans to experience how it feels to end a once reputable family, in hopes of better improving his future leadership.
		+
		+	Yuan Shao stations himself on the mountain castle and has three gates to defend himself from Cao Pi's advance. The young leader has himself and several talented generals such [[Zhang Liao]], [[Xu Huang]], and [[Zhang He]] at the bottom of the mountain. While Yuan Shao orders his army to strengthen the defenses and wait for reinforcements, Cao Pi orders his army to eradicate the gates and take down the castle walls as quickly as possible. If Yuan Shao is defeated quickly, his sons will arrive too late to save their father. Realizing that the fate of the family is now up for grabs, Yuan Shang and [[Yuan Tan]] will bicker with one another over the right to lead. Their unwillingness to cooperate with one another makes Cao Pi's job easier and victory is easier to accomplish.
		+
		+	Should Cao Pi take too long to defeat the father, Yuan Shao's sons will appear on the eastern side of the map and outnumber Cao Pi's troops. Cao Pi remarks that his plan has failed and orders his men to pull back and rebuild the defenses. Ally morale will suffer and Cao Pi will need to face the entire Yuan family at once. Yuan Shao will also be in hyper mode if this occurs, declaring that his family shall never fall so long as he lives.
		+
		+	Waiting a little longer in the battle has [[Yuan Xi]] and his wife, [[Zhen Ji]], appear in the upper right corner of the map. If Cao Pi approaches them, he will be taken by the maiden and flirts with her. Both members of the couple are insulted by his impulsiveness and will be enraged as a result. If Cao Pi defeats both of them, Zhen Ji will be impressed the strength he possesses over her husband and swears to be with him from then on.
		+
		+	==Historical Information==

	==Romance of the Three Kingdoms==		==Romance of the Three Kingdoms==

Battle of Guan Du

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Struggle at He Bei

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	\|caption =		\|caption =
-	\|force1 = [[Wei\|Cao Cao]]'s Forces	+	\|force1 = [[Wei\|Cao Cao's Forces]]
-	\|force2 = [[Yuan Shao]]'s Forces	+	\|force2 = [[Yuan Shao (army)\|Yuan Shao's Forces]]
-	\|year = Sometime after 200, before 207	+	\|year = 202~204
	\|location = He Bei (mostly likely southern regions)		\|location = He Bei (mostly likely southern regions)
	\|commander1 = [[Cao Pi]]		\|commander1 = [[Cao Pi]]
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	The '''Struggle at He Bei''' (河北掃討戦) is a fictional battle introduced in ''[[Dynasty Warriors 6: Special]]''. To follow with his [[Cao Cao\|father's]] ambitions to subjugate the province, Cao Pi leads an army to crush the Yuan family after the [[Battle of Guan Du]].		The '''Struggle at He Bei''' (河北掃討戦) is a fictional battle introduced in ''[[Dynasty Warriors 6: Special]]''. To follow with his [[Cao Cao\|father's]] ambitions to subjugate the province, Cao Pi leads an army to crush the Yuan family after the [[Battle of Guan Du]].

-	Historically, the He Bei province was one of Yuan Shao's most influential bases and home to many of his family members.	+	Historically, the He Bei province was one of Yuan Shao's most influential bases and home to many of his family members. It was also the final battle ground between him and Cao Cao.
	==Role in Games==		==Role in Games==

Battle of Bo Wan Po

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	\|force1 = [[Shu]]		\|force1 = [[Shu]]
	\|force2 = [[Wei]]		\|force2 = [[Wei]]
-	\|year = 202	+	\|year = 202 (208 in ''Romance of the Three Kingdoms'')
	\|location = Bowang Slope (near Fancheng, Henan)		\|location = Bowang Slope (near Fancheng, Henan)
	\|commander1 = [[Liu Bei]]		\|commander1 = [[Liu Bei]]
	\|commander2 = [[Xiahou Dun]]		\|commander2 = [[Xiahou Dun]]
	\|winner = Victory for Shu.}}		\|winner = Victory for Shu.}}
-	The '''Battle of Bo Wan Po''' (博望坡之戰) is known as [[Zhuge Liang]]'s first battle. An army led by Xiahou Dun went to attack Liu Bei, who was at the time on the outskirts of Shu, which was under the hands of his cousin at the time. While Liu Bei was outnumbered greatly Zhuge Liang's tactics. Basically Zhuge Liang lured Xiahou Dun into a forest and set it on fire and ambushed the panicking army. Due to the panic of the Wei army, Liu Bei's forces won fairly easily.	+	The '''Battle of Bo Wan Po''' (博望坡之戰) is known as [[Zhuge Liang]]'s first battle. To prove his intellect to the skeptics beside Liu Bei, he uses his cunning against the larger numbers lead by Xiahou Dun.
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		+	Historically, Liu Bei commenced the attack.
	==Role in Games==		==Role in Games==
	===Dynasty Warriors===		===Dynasty Warriors===

User talk:HakugenRikuson

2009-11-22T03:58:04Z

Ok got it!: new section

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	Maybe, maybe not. Either way until it is confirmed try not to put any speculation on the game page. [[User:Kyosei\|Kyosei]] 03:09, November 22, 2009 (UTC)		Maybe, maybe not. Either way until it is confirmed try not to put any speculation on the game page. [[User:Kyosei\|Kyosei]] 03:09, November 22, 2009 (UTC)
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		+	== Ok got it! ==
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		+	I just wanna help that's all. You'll take care of editing.. And I will keep helping until it's done..

Battle of Bo Wan Po

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Historical Information:

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	==Historical Information==		==Historical Information==
-	Historically, this battle's ambush was planned by Liu Bei as Zhuge Liang had not joined Shu yet.	+	The battle is mentioned in scrolls concerned [[Li Dian]] and Liu Bei. The incident occurred when Liu Bei was still serving under [[Liu Biao]]. To take advantage of Cao Cao's absence due to his conflict with [[Yuan Shang]], Liu Bei was ordered to invade Cao Cao's location. Cao Cao, who was weary of Liu Bei's growing popularity over Liu Biao, sent military troops to stop Liu Bei. The generals he sent to prevent Liu Bei's advance include Xiahou Dun, [[Yu Jin]] and Li Dian.
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		+	During their confrontation, Liu Bei set fire to his own base and appeared to have withdrawn. Xiahou Dun tried to pursue. Li Dian, though he doubted that there was an ambush waiting for them, exercised caution to the general. Xiahou Dun briefly was detained by Li Dian until he decided to check their enemy's troops with Yu Jin. As Li Dian had feared, Liu Bei was waiting in ambush and Xiahou Dun's army was pushed against a wall. Li Dian's reinforcements caused Liu Bei to withdraw his troops.
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		+	Li Dian's scroll records that he had to return to Cao Cao after the battle in order to attack Yuan Shang in [[Wikipedia:Ye, China\|Ye]]. In [[Zhao Yun]]'s scroll from the ''Record of Three Kingdoms'', Liu Bei captured Xiahou Lan alive. Zhao Yun, who knew the man from his childhood days, pleaded for the prisoner to be spared. Liu Bei, after careful consideration, agreed and appointed Xiahou Lan as a military judge. To avoid any future suspicion against him, Zhao Yun did not approach Xiahou Lan ever again.

	==Romance of the Three Kingdoms==		==Romance of the Three Kingdoms==

Da Qiao

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	[[Da Qiao]] is character introduced in ''Dynasty Warriors 3'' and is one of the characters cut in ''[[Dynasty Warriors 6]]''. She is [[Xiao Qiao]]'s eldest sister and they are known throughout the land as the [[Two Qiaos]]. She is the wife of [[Sun Ce]].		[[Da Qiao]] is character introduced in ''Dynasty Warriors 3'' and is one of the characters cut in ''[[Dynasty Warriors 6]]''. She is [[Xiao Qiao]]'s eldest sister and they are known throughout the land as the [[Two Qiaos]]. She is the wife of [[Sun Ce]].

-	In the ''Dynasty Warriors'' series, she is 17 years old and height is the same as her sister's at 160 cm (5'3").	+	In the ''Dynasty Warriors'' series, she is 17 years old and her height is the same as her sister's at 160 cm (5'3").

	==Role in Games==		==Role in Games==

Battle of Bo Wan Po

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	\|force1 = [[Shu]]		\|force1 = [[Shu]]
	\|force2 = [[Wei]]		\|force2 = [[Wei]]
-	\|year =	+	\|year = 202
-	\|location =	+	\|location = Bowang Slope (near Fancheng, Henan)
	\|commander1 = [[Liu Bei]]		\|commander1 = [[Liu Bei]]
	\|commander2 = [[Xiahou Dun]]		\|commander2 = [[Xiahou Dun]]
	\|winner = Victory for Shu.}}		\|winner = Victory for Shu.}}
-	The '''Battle of Bo Wan Po''' is known as [[Zhuge Liang]]'s first battle. An army led by Xiahou Dun went to attack Liu Bei, who was at the time on the outskirts of Shu, which was under the hands of his cousin at the time. While Liu Bei was outnumbered greatly Zhuge Liang's tactics. Basically Zhuge Liang lured Xiahou Dun into a forest and set it on fire and ambushed the panicking army. Due to the panic of the Wei army, Liu Bei's forces won fairly easily.	+	The '''Battle of Bo Wan Po''' (博望坡之戰) is known as [[Zhuge Liang]]'s first battle. An army led by Xiahou Dun went to attack Liu Bei, who was at the time on the outskirts of Shu, which was under the hands of his cousin at the time. While Liu Bei was outnumbered greatly Zhuge Liang's tactics. Basically Zhuge Liang lured Xiahou Dun into a forest and set it on fire and ambushed the panicking army. Due to the panic of the Wei army, Liu Bei's forces won fairly easily.
	==Role in Games==		==Role in Games==
	===Dynasty Warriors===		===Dynasty Warriors===

User talk:HakugenRikuson

2009-11-22T03:09:44Z

Re:Report: new section

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	Please leave a message on [[User talk:Kyosei\|my talk page]] if I can help with anything! -- [[User:Kyosei\|Kyosei]] ([[User_talk:Kyosei\|Talk]]) 05:02, November 19, 2009		Please leave a message on [[User talk:Kyosei\|my talk page]] if I can help with anything! -- [[User:Kyosei\|Kyosei]] ([[User_talk:Kyosei\|Talk]]) 05:02, November 19, 2009
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		+	== Re:Report ==
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		+	Maybe, maybe not. Either way until it is confirmed try not to put any speculation on the game page. [[User:Kyosei\|Kyosei]] 03:09, November 22, 2009 (UTC)

User talk:Kyosei

2009-11-22T03:08:19Z

HakugenRikuson's Report:

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	== HakugenRikuson's Report ==		== HakugenRikuson's Report ==

-	News flash in DWSF2! It looks like a new silhouette has appeared in Famitsu magazine. It must be Jiang Wei?	+	News flash in DWSF2! It looks like a new silhouette has appeared in Famitsu magazine. It must be Jiang Wei? {{unsigned\|HakugenRikuson}}

User talk:Kyosei

2009-11-22T03:06:55Z

HakugenRikuson's Report: new section

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	:Also, just wanted to let you know that the final character is most likely Motonari. Click [http://s13.zetaboards.com/koeiwarriors/single/?p=8365320&t=6628640 here]. Though, I'm just going to wait until he's officially confirmed. [[User:Master Sima Yi\|Master Sima Yi]] 14:18, November 18, 2009 (UTC)		:Also, just wanted to let you know that the final character is most likely Motonari. Click [http://s13.zetaboards.com/koeiwarriors/single/?p=8365320&t=6628640 here]. Though, I'm just going to wait until he's officially confirmed. [[User:Master Sima Yi\|Master Sima Yi]] 14:18, November 18, 2009 (UTC)
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		+	== HakugenRikuson's Report ==
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		+	News flash in DWSF2! It looks like a new silhouette has appeared in Famitsu magazine. It must be Jiang Wei?

Ma Dai

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Dynasty Warriors:

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	==Role in Games==		==Role in Games==
	===Dynasty Warriors===		===Dynasty Warriors===
-	Ma Dai is considered to be Ma Chao's loyal and faithful cousin throughout the ''[[Dynasty Warriors (series)\|Dynasty Warriors]]'' series. He first appears with his cousin at Tong Gate and is often the only general to continue serving Ma Chao after [[Han Sui]]'s defection. Upon his cousin's behest, he joins Shu at Cheng Du, after Ma Chao shares a common agenda with [[Liu Bei]]. If Shu tries to exterminate Wei Yan in his Legend Mode during ''[[Dynasty Warriors 4: Xtreme Legends]]'', Ma Dai is the general closest to attacking the "traitor".	+	Ma Dai is considered to be Ma Chao's loyal and faithful cousin throughout the ''[[Dynasty Warriors (series)\|Dynasty Warriors]]'' series. He first appears with his cousin at Tong Gate and is often the only general to continue serving Ma Chao after [[Han Sui]]'s defection. He continues to follow Ma Chao into Shu and occasionally appears next to Wei Yan during the kingdom's final battles. If Shu tries to exterminate Wei Yan in his Legend Mode during ''[[Dynasty Warriors 4: Xtreme Legends]]'', Ma Dai is the general closest to attacking the "traitor".

	===Kessen===		===Kessen===

User talk:Kyosei

2009-11-22T03:04:42Z

Aya:

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	:Also, just wanted to let you know that the final character is most likely Motonari. Click [http://s13.zetaboards.com/koeiwarriors/single/?p=8365320&t=6628640 here]. Though, I'm just going to wait until he's officially confirmed. [[User:Master Sima Yi\|Master Sima Yi]] 14:18, November 18, 2009 (UTC)		:Also, just wanted to let you know that the final character is most likely Motonari. Click [http://s13.zetaboards.com/koeiwarriors/single/?p=8365320&t=6628640 here]. Though, I'm just going to wait until he's officially confirmed. [[User:Master Sima Yi\|Master Sima Yi]] 14:18, November 18, 2009 (UTC)
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-	== Hello! ==
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-	I edit something on Da Qiao's. Don't worry, I will lend you guys a hand about Koei games (~_0)b

Okuni

2009-11-22T01:52:41Z

Warriors Orochi:

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	In ''[[Warriors Orochi]]'', she, along with [[Xiao Qiao]], [[Zhang Jiao]], and [[Sakon Shima]], joined forces at Kyushu to stop Nobunaga. Okuni, claiming to be the "Queen of Dance", helps to raise the army's morale and lure the enemy. Although the plot to stop Nobunaga's army failed, she and her defeated allies are pardoned. She and the others later join the Coalition force. She becomes close to some of the men while in the army, mostly [[Ling Tong]] and [[Guan Ping]]. She also appears in one of [[Shu (Warriors Orochi)\|Shu]]'s Gaiden stages, helping to delay Goemon from escaping with a treasure he stole from [[Wei Yan]].		In ''[[Warriors Orochi]]'', she, along with [[Xiao Qiao]], [[Zhang Jiao]], and [[Sakon Shima]], joined forces at Kyushu to stop Nobunaga. Okuni, claiming to be the "Queen of Dance", helps to raise the army's morale and lure the enemy. Although the plot to stop Nobunaga's army failed, she and her defeated allies are pardoned. She and the others later join the Coalition force. She becomes close to some of the men while in the army, mostly [[Ling Tong]] and [[Guan Ping]]. She also appears in one of [[Shu (Warriors Orochi)\|Shu]]'s Gaiden stages, helping to delay Goemon from escaping with a treasure he stole from [[Wei Yan]].

-	In ''[[Warriors Orochi 2]]'', she follows Ling Tong to join the Wu forces. [[Dong Zhuo]] praises her dance to be as pretty as [[Diao Chan]]'s, but claims that she lacks the latter's charms (and almost gets wacked on the head with her umbrella as a result). She will also have beauty competitions with other beautiful female characters such as Diao Chan, Xiao Qiao, [[Da Qiao]], Gracia, No, Oichi and so on. If she meets Goemon or Keiji in game, she will quarrel with them. Her dream mode involves her getting charity donations from people, along with [[Meng Huo]] and Goemon.	+	In ''[[Warriors Orochi 2]]'', she follows Ling Tong to join the Wu forces. She assists Xiao Qiao and [[Zhou Yu]]'s plot to lure [[Dong Zhuo]] out from hiding. When the tyrant sees Okuni's graceful movements, he praises her dance to be as pretty as [[Diao Chan]]'s but claims that she lacks the latter's charms. Okuni responds by elegantly attacking him. She will also have beauty competitions with other beautiful female characters in the cast. If she meets Goemon or Keiji in game, she will quarrel with them. Her dream mode involves her getting charity donations from people, along with [[Meng Huo]] and Goemon. She does so by beating the people who appear with her dances and teammates.

	==Character Information==		==Character Information==

Zhang Fei (Quotes)

2009-11-22T01:46:54Z

Dynasty Warriors 6:

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	*"After them! That's one enemy we can't afford to let get away!"		*"After them! That's one enemy we can't afford to let get away!"
	*"Get back here at once! Leave the heroics to us professionals!"		*"Get back here at once! Leave the heroics to us professionals!"
-	*"Could that have been any easier?"	+	*"Heh, could that have been any easier?"
	*"How could we lose?"		*"How could we lose?"
	*"Nice job but still not quite up to my level."		*"Nice job but still not quite up to my level."

Zhang Fei

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Quotes:

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	==Quotes==		==Quotes==
	:''See also: [[Zhang Fei (Quotes)]]''		:''See also: [[Zhang Fei (Quotes)]]''
-	*"Heh, could that have been any easier?"
	*"Zhang Fei of Yan can drink and fight forever! Ha! A bunch of cowards! The lot of ya!"		*"Zhang Fei of Yan can drink and fight forever! Ha! A bunch of cowards! The lot of ya!"
	::''~~Defending the bridge at Chang Ban; Dynasty Warriors 4: Xtreme Legends''		::''~~Defending the bridge at Chang Ban; Dynasty Warriors 4: Xtreme Legends''

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
-	*[[Battle of He Bei]]	+	*[[Struggle at He Bei]]

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==