Heroes of the Three Kingdoms
Cao Cao
Warlord / King of WeiA brilliant, ruthless warlord and poet who laid the foundations of the state of Wei.
Cao Ren
GeneralA highly defensive general and trusted cousin of Cao Cao who secured many vital borders.
Cao Pi
Emperor of WeiCao Cao's son who formally ended the Han dynasty and became the first Emperor of Wei.
Dian Wei
BodyguardA fearsome bodyguard who sacrificed his life holding off an army to ensure Cao Cao's escape.
Pang De
GeneralA resolute general who rode into battle with his own coffin, swearing to defeat Guan Yu or die trying.
Sima Yi
Strategist / RegentA brilliant strategist who ultimately thwarted Zhuge Liang and laid the groundwork for the Jin dynasty.
Xiahou Dun
GeneralA fierce one-eyed general who famously swallowed his own eye after being struck by an arrow.
Xu Chu
BodyguardA Herculean warrior nicknamed the 'Tiger Fool' who personally protected Cao Cao from numerous assassins.
Xu Huang
GeneralA highly disciplined general whose tactical brilliance successfully relieved the siege of Fancheng.
Zhang He
GeneralA tactical master of terrain and sudden strikes who was greatly feared by the Shu army.
Zhang Liao
GeneralA legendary defender who repelled an army of 100,000 Wu soldiers with a mere 800 men at Hefei.
Zhen Ji
EmpressA beautiful and tragic figure, wife of Cao Pi and mother to the second emperor of Wei.
Cao Zhi
Prince / PoetA gifted poet and prince of Wei, tragically overshadowed by his brother Cao Pi's political power.
Cao Hong
GeneralA loyal and capable general who was a trusted kinsman of Cao Cao, serving faithfully throughout the era.
Cao Chun
GeneralA skilled cavalry commander and trusted member of Cao Cao's inner circle who excelled in mounted warfare.
Xiahou Yuan
GeneralA swift and aggressive cavalry general known for rapid maneuvers, tragically killed at Mount Dingjun by Huang Zhong.
Yue Jin
GeneralAn elite and aggressive general who fought alongside Cao Cao from his early campaigns and survived to the end of the era.
Yu Jin
GeneralA stern disciplinarian general known for strict military order who tragically surrendered during the Fancheng siege.
Li Dian
GeneralA capable and pragmatic general known for strategic flexibility and loyal service to Cao Cao's regime.
Guo Jia
StrategistCao Cao's beloved early strategist whose brilliant plans were cut short by his premature death.
Xun Yu
StrategistA mastermind strategist and loyal advisor who served as Cao Cao's chief counselor, shaping Wei's foundation.
Xun You
StrategistA brilliant strategist and cousin of Xun Yu, known for his innovative tactical schemes and cunning stratagems.
Jia Xu
Master StrategistA legendary master tactician and master of intrigue who served multiple lords and ultimately became a Wei elder statesman.
Cheng Yu
StrategistA capable strategist and administrator who provided sound counsel on both military and governmental matters for Wei.
Cao Rui
Emperor Ming of WeiThe sophisticated and studious Emperor Ming of Wei, known for his administrative reforms and intellectual pursuits despite his brief reign.
Cao Zhang
General / PrinceThe fierce 'Tiger General' of Wei, youngest famous son of Cao Cao known for his martial prowess and independent military campaigns.
Deng Ai
Supreme GeneralA brilliant military strategist who executed the stunning final conquest of Shu-Han by leading an army over treacherous mountain terrain.
Sima Shi
Regent / Master StrategistA brilliant and ruthless regent who inherited his father Sima Yi's power and consolidated control over Wei's government.
Sima Zhao
Master Strategist / Ultimate RegentThe most powerful regent of Wei's later years, who set the stage for the Jin Dynasty's founding under his son.
Xiahou Ba
GeneralA skilled commander of the Xiahou clan who defected to Shu-Han, seeking to avenge his father's persecution under Cao Pi.
Man Chong
General / AdministratorA capable and pragmatic general-administrator who excelled in both military campaigns and civilian governance.
Guo Huai
Veteran GeneralA veteran commander known for defensive strategy and border security, serving Wei faithfully through the final decades.
Zhong Hui
Strategist / GeneralA brilliant but ambitious strategist-general who led the final conquest of Shu-Han alongside Deng Ai, though his ambition later proved destructive.
Hua Xin
Scholar-OfficialA celebrated scholar-official and advisor known for his learning, integrity, and wise counsel on both governance and strategy.