Once that is finished, you have your opportunity to strike west with your small army. After that, you must unify Beihai by taking Jimo county. First, you have a mission to defeat Wang Rao, a local Yellow Turban leader looking to attack you. While Kong Rong's faction focuses on peace and diplomacy, you must get rid of these Yellow Turbans immediately. Thanks to your loyalty to the Han Empire, your eastern border is relatively peaceful. He is at war with both the Yellow Turban Rebellion and one of the three Yellow Turban warlords, Huang Shao. Kong Rong starts the game in Beihai commandery.

Now, as chaos consumes China once more, Kong Rong knows that only through knowledge and insight will prosperity prevail once more. He is focused on wisdom and learning, that it might better the people, and the economy вЂ“ in Qing Province he is establishing schools to rehabilitate the population in the wake of the devastating Yellow Turban rebellions. The bureaucracy of China can only succeed through the support of education this is what Kong Rong earnestly believes. Starting Situation Rise of the Warlords (190) ДЎ90, Kong Rong - Dark Blue, Enemies - Red Large settlements mean more prestige as well as wealth, allowing him to go to war if he must but also enabling him to win the campaign with a relatively few territories under his command if he so chooses. This means that Kong Rong doesnвЂ™t necessarily need to expand very far and can instead ally himself with warlords with more expansive territories by forging lucrative trade agreements and using the resulting wealth to further build up his existing settlements.

In short, the more trade influence you have, the more youвЂ™ll benefit from trade agreements.ДЄs a master in the art of trade, Kong Rong has two unique ways to further boost his trade influence: by maintaining high population numbers, and with a unique deal in diplomacy that further increases the strength of his web of trade relations. Trade income is determined by comparing the relative trade influence of the two factions вЂ“ the more trade influence you have, the more of the shared pot will flow to you as income. The Three Kingdoms has the new system Trade influence for all factions that determines how much they benefit from a trade agreement, and one that is particularly important for Kong Rong. His strategy is to seek out information and education to beat the enemy, not stoop to bloodshed as a first resort. Playing as Kong Rong is a relatively peaceful experience, with him favouring a pacifist playstyle that rewards peaceful trade as well as spreading education and knowledge. Instead of many armies, use your considerable trade power to fund a small but elite military, which should give you the ability to expand militarily, should diplomacy fail. Therefore, it is strongly advised to play Kong Rong as a pacifist, diplomatically securing the loyalty of factions and never keeping more than one or two armies raised. Every army raised provides a -35% debuff to trade influence, meaning that simply owning three armies eliminates your ability to conduct trade. Raising armies provides negative bonuses to trade influence, however.

Unfortunately, however, Kong Rong starts surrounded by enemies and factions who are not interested and must expand to find willing trade partners. It is required to share a land border with the faction in question and have an ongoing trade agreement with them. To earn trade monopoly, you must establish one via the diplomacy screen. -20 trade monopoly per turn (market forces).What money cannot buy is not worth owning. -14 trade monopoly per turn (market forces).Investments, wisely placed, brings exponential (301-400) -8 trade monopoly per turn (market forces).What is nurtured may grow, and indeed your investments now begin to take flight! -4 trade monopoly per turn (market forces).To accumulate, one has to speculate, and very little has been ventured! Like many other unique influences, these are separated into different groups. The influence starts at 0 and has a maximum amount of 500. It focuses on both demilitarizing him while also improving his economy through diplomacy. Trade Monopoly is the faction resource of Kong Rong. This static modifier prevents Kong Rong from declaring himself Emperor and can only become one by claiming an existing Emperor Seat from another faction. Loyalty to the Han is the second mechanic of Kong Rong. It unlocks an assignment for your characters which boosts the income generated by commerce in the commandery in which they are assigned. Education Programme is the unique feature of Kong Rong, although it is quite a minor one.

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