Heres how the game generally goes. Its like a DW game thats almost never ending between all 5 of the kingdoms. Say the battle starts I'll say -Sits back in Base and Rallies the troops-But Mr Buttman Says -Charges for the main camp of Shu- Then someone on my team might say -Rushes into save Voork- And so on.The rules are simple each person on a kingdom has a turn in any order so I would say -Runs and Attacks Jobo-Someone else would go because my turn is over and im still fighting him.I also possibly could makeother officers in battles just for fun. So thats how it goes. Let the games begin!
Voork edit - Once we get around a few more people the games shall begin. If There aren't many people to a team i will add "bots" such as Zhang Fei for Shu and so on and you can play for them.
NEW RULES! - You can only have 2 character movements or actions per post.
Each scenario can have 3 reinforcements.
MORE COMING SOON!
ALSO, To keep up with the current story, go to the newest "storyline" post!
The King of Qin - A Ruthless, terror inspiring warlord bent on ruling the world. A gifted leader of men, he crafts masterful strategies which almost always lead him to victory on the battlefield. But mere soldiering is not his only skill, as his crafting and cunning aids considerably in his more "aggresive" form of politics. Will he found a dynasty which will last for ten thousand generations? Or one which collapses as soon as his corpse grows cold..........
Dong Zhou - If anyone could be more ruthless in the Qin court than the King, it would be Dong Zhou. A man whose cruelty, corruption, and waistline know no bounds, he serves as the Kings right hand henchman, leading in place of the King when the king must be elsewhere. The shear terror of falling victim to Dong Zhou's depravity will be sure to keep underlings in line and enemies in terror, though he himself is not disposed to loyalty.
Lu Bu - The chief enforcer of Qin and the mighties warrior of the land. Like a dog, he will carry out his orders , whatever they may be, must must be fed a continuous diet of battle to ensure his obedience. Prefers the direct and blunt approach to problems, and action rather than talk. What more need be said of him?
Diao Chan - The lady of the Court of Qin, and the Kings favorite acquisition. Her beauty, grace, and skill at dance and music lifts the spirits of the Qin court ever closer to the heavens, but will she unwittingly (or perhaps purposefully) bring about its demise, as all the others vie for her affections?
HE JIN: Commander of the Han Imperial Forces.
YUAN SHAO: A Noble Lord from northern China, his family has long supported the Han Emperors.
BATTLECAT: Known as the "Mouth of the Han," he is the official Messenger of the Han and Imperial Forces. Is said to have 9-lives.
ZUO CI: Court Mystic and sorcerer. Said to be a master of Illusions, he serves the Han.
ZHANG JIAO: Fanatical Priest and Leader of the Yellow Turbans, was recruited by He Jin after being defeated by the Han in the Yellow Turban Rebellion. He now serves the Han with his few remaining followers. Known to be a powerful sorcerer of the Elements.
THE HAN EMPEROR: The Han has ruled China for the past 200 years with an iron fist. He exploits the peasants, taking their money and daughters to his impregnable fortress at Luo Yang in Central China. He has never been seen by anyone outside his inner circle, but is rumored to be a powerful sorcerer, having recieved great power by defeating the great "Mystics" of the North and South.
ZHEN JI: A warrior woman and master of the flute. Was wife of Cao Pi until she was given to the Han in exchange for an alliance with Wei. Since then she has been the Emperor's concubine. She wields the "Lash of Doom" into battle, a weapon of magical properties. 
WEN CHOU: A Barbarian Chieftain from the north. Wen Chou is known for his merciless nature in battle. Its is said that he eats the children of his victems, and does other ruthless things to the wives of those he conquers. He now serves the Han after being discovered by Yuan Shaoin northern Han.
HUA MAN: Daughter of Meng Huo and Zhu Rong, she was siezed at an early age by Han Secret Police and brought to Luo Yang. Since then she has been trained and brainwashed as a member of the Han's Elite Warriors known as the "Night Sisters," and has risen to be their leutenant. She has no memory as to her true origin, but it doesn't matter as she's fanatically loyal to the Han and willing to do anything it his service.
BABAR THE BLOODY: "The Pirate Lord of Bei Hei," Babar rules the seas north of the Yangze River. Also known as "Babar the Terrible," he has an obvious reputation for brutality and slaughter. Equally effective (and brutal) when on land, he has been recruited by the Han to blockade the Wu fleet and fight the Shu-Hanzhong Rebellion.
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