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Romance of the Three Kingdoms Liu Bei

CommanderCN161 — 223

A leader who lived through the chaos of the late Han dynasty, and along with Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, founded the Kingdom of Shu-Han. His benevolent governing philosophy won the support of the people; his alliance with Sun Quan at the Battle of Red Cliffs laid the groundwork for the Three Kingdoms divide.

“Untalented as I am, having borrowed my two brothers and Kongming, I merely seek to wipe the people's tears and revive the Han.”

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Quote

“Untalented as I am, having borrowed my two brothers and Kongming, I merely seek to wipe the people's tears and revive the Han.”

Greeting

“I would sooner abandon the world than betray the bond of brotherhood.”
“Hold great ambitions, but think of the people first.”
“Without the virtue to gather men, ten thousand soldiers are useless.”

Roll Call

“To draw the sword for the people — that is my duty.”
“With my brothers beside me, there is nothing to fear.”
“The time has come to restore the imperial temple.”

Deploy

“Soldiers of justice, march forth to protect the people!”
“Guan Yu, Zhang Fei — lead the charge!”
“All forces, forward under the banner of the Han!”

Victory

“This victory was won by the blood and sweat of the soldiers.”
“If the people can rest in peace, that is enough.”
“Without my brothers, it would have been impossible.”

Draw

“If virtue is not lost, the time will come.”
“So long as the will is not broken, we have not lost.”
“Tend to the people first, and we try again.”

Defeat

“Failing to protect the people — that hurts the most.”
“Brothers, I am sorry.”
“Fall though I may, my purpose stands.”

Strike

“Charge for justice!”
“Breach the enemy line!”
“The twin swords come!”
P e r s o n aA n a l y s i s

Overview

A virtue-general profile where high charm and benevolence gather talent and popular support through righteous cause and moral character. High loyalty and humility enable extreme humility acts like the three visits. Relatively low martial and temperance form the structural weakness that produces the emotional misjudgment of the Yiling defeat.

Core Abilities

Command
80
Martial
66
Intellect
72
Charm
90

Inner Virtues

Temperance
55
Diligence
81
Reflection
70
Courage
75

Outer Virtues

Loyalty
82
Benevolence
88
Fairness
73
Humility
76

Core Disposition

Pessimism
Optimism
Conservative
Progressive
Individual
Social
Cautious
Bold

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