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Table of Contents
I. Update History
II. Legal Notice/Disclaimer
III. About Dong Zhuo
A. In History
B. In Warriors Orochi
IV. Unlocking Dong Zhuo
V. Using Dong Zhuo
A. Dong Zhuo's Moveset
1. Regular Attacks
2. Charge Attacks
3. Mounted Attacks
4. Special & Musou Attacks
B. Maximizing Dong Zhuo's Effectiveness
VI. Dong Zhuo's Collectibles
A. Weapons
1. Tyrant Sword
2. Great Tyrant
3. Fear
4. Horror
B. Abilities
1. Vitality
2. Power
3. Recuperate
C. Personal Item
1. Overview
2. My Method
3. Pointers
VII. Questions & Answers
VIII. Special Thanks
IX. Contacting Me
To skip to a specific section, press Ctrl + F, type in a section name, and
press Enter.
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I. Update History
v1.00 - Completed all sections. There probably won't be any further updates
unless someone sends me corrections.
v1.10 - Split the About Dong Zhuo section into two subsections. Corrected an
error in the Questions & Answers section and made minor changes to several
sections.
v1.11 - Made some formatting changes.
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II. Legal Notice/Disclaimer
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Got that? Good. Now, let's move on to the fun stuff...
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III. About Dong Zhuo
A. In History
Dong Zhuo's style name is Zhongying. Kongming's Archives provides the following
information about him:
"Dong Zhuo, styled Zhongyin, was born in Lintao in the West Valley Land but it
was while he was Governor of Hedong on the Northwestern Frontier that he gained
notoriety for his arrogant and ignorant ways. During the Yellow Turban
Rebellion, Dong Zhuo fought against the rebels in Zhuo county and throughout
the Northwest but Zhang Jiao�s forces proved too much, sending Dong Zhuo into
retreat. Dong Zhuo�s retreat was aided by Liu Bei and his sworn brothers, but
as they held no government offices Dong Zhuo treated them with disrespect,
greatly angering Zhang Fei who wanted to kill Dong Zhuo for this treatment.
After the end of the uprising Dong Zhuo bribed his way out of his punishment
for his failures against the Yellow Turbans and gained rapid promotions through
deceit, he held the titles of General, General of the Front Army and Lord of
Aoxiang all within a short time before becoming Imperial Protector in the
western region of Xizhou. Dong Zhou now commanded an army of 200,000 troops.
Dong Zhou was summoned to the capital by He Jin so he left his son in law Niu
Fu in charge and took his army with generals Li Jue, Guo Si, Zhang Ji, and Fan
Chou to the capital Luoyang. While He Jin was pleased that Dong Zhuo was coming
to the capital, many ministers resigned in protest. The eunuchs, fearing that
Dong Zhuo�s forces had come to destroy them, convinced Empress He that He Jin
was plotting against the state and had him killed. He Jin�s death set Cao Cao
and Yuan Shao�s forces against the eunuchs, leading to an internal revolution.
During the confusion the Emperor and his brother were hurried away by the
eunuchs but they soon managed to escape and were saved by Min Gong. Soon after
recovering the emperor, Min Gong�s troop met Dong Zhuo�s and the two armies
turned towards the capital. Once order had been restored, it was found that the
Imperial Seal of the Emperor was missing. Dong Zhuo�s forces camped outside the
city�s walls but he came and went as he pleased, walking the streets of the
city accompanied by armed guards which angered some but the majority feared
Dong Zhuo.
Dong Zhuo would call a meeting with the government�s officials and during the
feast announced his wish to remove the emperor from power, empowering the
emperor�s brother the Prince of Chenliu instead but ministers Ding Yuan and Lu
Zhi voiced their displeasure, enraging Dong Zhuo. Li Ru succeeded in calming
the situation and the assembled ministers took their leave. The next day Ding
Yuan, accompanied by his officer Lu Bu, led out a force against Dong Zhuo but
before the forces could finish exchanging taunts Lu Bu attacked Dong Zhuo
causing him and his army to retreat. Dong Zhuo�s army would set up a new camp
and a meeting of all of the officers was called where Dong Zhuo decided that Lu
Bu needed to be convinced to join him. Li Su met with Lu Bu, bribing him with
gold and the horse Red Hare. Lu Bu agreed that he would slay Ding Yuan and join
Dong Zhuo which he did the very next day. Dong Zhuo welcomed his adopted son Lu
Bu with more gifts and with Lu Bu at his side, Dong Zhuo�s influence and power
grew. He soon named himself Minister of Works, Grand Commander, and Commander
of the Front Army and gave Lu Bu the titles of Lord of Luoyang, Commander of
the Capital District, and Cavalry Commander.
Dong Zhuo called for another banquet and once again voiced his plan to replace
the emperor. This time only Yuan Shao spoke out as all the other attendees were
too afraid to oppose the plan. Again, it was Li Ru who intervened to prevent
bloodshed but once Yuan Shao had left the banquet, his uncle Yuan Wei agreed
with Dong Zhuo�s plan and the gathered officials also agreed as they were
afraid to disagree. The next day, by Li Ru�s suggestion, Dong Zhuo offered Yuan
Shao the governorship of Bohai as a peace offering.
On the first day of the ninth month AD 190, an assembly of officials was held,
and with the Emperor in attendance Dong Zhuo ordered the Emperor to be removed
from the throne. The former Emperor and Empress were removed and imprisoned
within a part of the palace. Liu Xian, Prince of Chenliu was now Emperor.
Naming himself Prime Minister, Dong Zhuo became more arrogant and ignorant of
rules than before and became very wealthy during this time, more wealthy than
any other in the land. Li Ru advised Dong Zhuo to make gestures that would
bring public support, so he proceeded to restore those to office who had been
removed by the eunuchs and gave titles to the families of those who had been
killed by the eunuchs. However, Dong Zhuo soon decided to rid himself of the
former Emperor and Empress so he sent Li Ru with 10 men to kill them and
ordered their bodies to be buried outside the city�s walls. With the former
Emperor and Empress gone, Dong Zhuo became even more rebellious as he slept on
the Emperor�s Dragon Couch and took the Imperial Concubines as his own. He even
led his army to Yangcheng and attacked during the Spring festival, killing the
men, capturing the women and stealing all possessions worth taking.
Word of Dong Zhuo�s abuse of power made it to Yuan Shao who wrote a letter to
Minister of the Interior Wang Yun offering to lead his army against Dong Zhuo
if Wang Yun would rebel. Under the pretense of a birthday party, Wang Yun
invited his closet colleagues to his home to discuss the matter and addressed
them with a moving speech. While most of the guests wept, one laughed: Cao Cao.
He ridiculed the crying men calling for action over tears and swore to kill
Dong Zhuo. The next day Cao Cao met alone with Dong zhuo but when he went to
cut him down, Dong Zhuo saw Cao Cao�s reflection in a mirror and turned to
confront him. Lu Bu arrived at that moment so Cao Cao dropped to one knee to
present the sword as a gift to Dong Zhuo. Cao Cao took his leave after Dong
Zhuo accepted the gift but his intentions were known to both Lu Bu and Dong
Zhuo. Li Ru discovered that Cao Cao had fled the city and offered a reward for
his capture but Cao Cao escaped home to Qiao where he issued a call to arms
against Dong Zhuo. Yuan Shao received the call to arms and marched his army of
30,000 to Qiao to join with Cao Cao and he was not the only one: Han Fu, Liu
Dai, Kong Zhou, Wang Kuang, Zhang Miao, Tao Qian, Ma Teng, Zhang Chao, Kong
Rong, Zhang Yang, Qiao Mao, Yuan Yi, Bao Xin, Gongsun Zan, Sun Jian and Yuan
Shao�s brother Yuan Shu all began the march to the Capital Luoyang. On his way
to the capital, Gongsun Zan�s force was joined by Liu Bei, Zhang Fei, Guan Yu
and their small force.
Once the armies had assembled, Yuan Shao was nominated to lead the alliance and
he placed Yuan Shu in charge of supplies and made Sun Jian leader of the Van.
Word reached Dong Zhuo of this invading force when Sun Jian�s army reached
River Si Pass, so he dispatched Hua Xiong with Li Su, Hu Zhen, Zao Cen and an
army of 50,000 to repel the alliance. Soon after setting out Hua Xiong had
slain Bao Xin�s brother and captured 3,000 enemy troops so he was made
Commander-In-Chief by Dong Zhuo in recognition of his service. Although Hu Zen
would be killed by Sun Jian�s officer Cheng Pu, Hua Xiong�s forces would repel
Sun Jian�s army and kill his officer Zu Mao. Hua Xiong would also slay one of
Yuan Shao�s officers, Yu She and Han Fu�s officer Pan Feng but would be killed
himself during a duel with Guan Yu.
When news of Hua Xiong�s death reached Dong Zhou he was greatly concerned and
at once dispatched Li Jue and Guo Si to kill Yuan Shao�s uncle Yuan Wei who
held office within the palace. He then ordered an army of 50,000 to be raised
and sent to River Si Pass under the command of Li Jue and Guo Si. Another army
of 150,000 troops was raised and led to Hu Lao Pass by Dong Zhuo himself
accompanied by Lu Bu, Li Ru, Zhang Ji and Fan Chou. Once they arrived, Lu Bu
was sent outside the pass with an army of 30,000 men. Yuan Shao sent Cao Cao,
Gongsun Zan, Wang Kuang, Qiao Mao, Bao Xin, Yuan Yi, Zhang Yang, Tao Qian and
Kong Rong against Dong Zhuo at Hu Lao Pass of which Wang Kuang�s forces were
first to arrive. Lu Bu slayed Wang Kuang�s officer Fang Yue quickly and charged
at the army killing many soldiers and forcing Wang Kuang to flee. Qiao Mao and
Yuan Yi rescued Wang Kuang but lost many men in the process so they too
retreated and met up with the other arriving commanders, but Lu Bu would also
kill Zhang Yang�s general Mu Shun and wound Wu Anguo under Kong Rong before
retiring. Lu Bu would once again attack the next day and this time was about to
kill Gongsun Zan when Zhang Fei came to his rescue. Zhang Fei and Lu Bu battled
with neither gaining an advantage so Guan Yu joined the battle but again, no
advantage could be gained by either side even when Liu Bei joined the attack.
Eventually Lu Bu would start to tire so he withdrew from the battle to his own
camp.
Dong Zhuo tried to form an alliance with Sun Jian by offering his daughter to
be married to Sun Ce, but this only angered Sun Jian. Li Ru proposed to Dong
Zhuo that the capital city should be moved from Luoyang to Changan in order to
boost the moral of the troops, so Dong Zhuo and Lu Bu left the front lines and
returned to Luoyang to make the announcement. A few of the ministers were
concerned as Changan was a wasteland, but Dong Zhuo was adamant that the city
could be rebuilt and would make a superior capital as it would be easier to
defend due to it�s mountainous surroundings. 5 officials in all objected, 3
were reduced to peasants and 2 were executed by Dong Zhuo�s command. Dong Zhuo
then sent 5,000 troops out to plunder and kill the rich of Luoyang under the
pretense that the rich were supporting the alliance against, while Li Jue and
Guo Si were tasked with driving the millions of inhabitants of Luoyang to the
new capital. Many of the people died along the way and their bodies were
looted. Dong Zhuo dispatched Lu Bu to rob the tombs of the Emperors and the
rich of Luoyang and then the city was burned to the ground. As they made their
way to Changan, Li Ru advised Dong Zhuo to assign Lu Bu to guard the rear as he
feared that the alliance may pursue them and his fears were justified as soon
Cao Cao�s army caught up with them, but they were easily defeated by Lu Bu, Li
Ru and Guo Si and forced to retreat to Luoyang. The alliance against Dong Zhou
crumbled as Sun Jian, Cao Cao and Gongsun Zan's armies all retired to their own
provinces, Sun Jian taking with him the newly found Imperial Seal.
Dong Zhuo concentrated on building the new capital in Changan while his enemies
fought amongst themselves: Gongsun Zan and Yuan Shao waged war against each
other, Yuan Shao and Yuan Shu were almost enemies and Sun Jian was killed by
Liu Biao leaving the 17 year old Sun Ce as his successor. With seemingly no one
to oppose him Dong Zhuo did as he pleased, titling himself Imperial Rector, his
brother Dong Min became Lord of Huazhou and Commander of the Left Army and
every member of Dong Zhuo�s family was given a title. He soon built a city
named Miewo and filled it with his wealth, his family and the most beautiful
women he could find. He would visit the city once a month and his behavior
became more and more vicious as he regularly had executions carried out during
banquets.
After one such banquet Wang Yun, who had previously plotted against Dong Zhuo,
formed a plan with his loyal handmaiden Diao Chan that would see Lu Bu kill
Dong Zhuo. He would offer Diao Chan to be married to Lu Bu but then would also
offer her to Dong Zhuo in order to drive a wedge between the Imperial Rector
and his adopted son. Wang Yun invited Lu Bu to his home to meet Diao Chan and
promised her to him, but the next day met with Dong Zhuo and gave Diao Chan to
him. Wang Yun told Lu Bu that Dong Zhuo was fully aware that Diao Chan was
promised to Lu Bu but had taken her anyway. Over the next few months Diao Chan
would be the cause of many problems between the two as she played them against
each other. The rivalry between them would come to a head when Dong Zhuo caught
Lu Bu with Diao Chan and tried to kill Lu Bu with his own halberd. Following
this incident, Dong Zhuo and Diao Chan set out to Miewo to be far away from Lu
Bu.
Lu Bu would plot with Wang Yun to assassinate Dong Zhuo. Wang Yun with two of
his colleagues decided that a messenger would be sent to Dong Zhou with a
summons from the Emperor and when he returned to the capital he would be
ambushed and killed by Lu Bu. The next day Li Su was sent as the messenger to
Miewo where he informed Dong Zhuo that the Emperor wished to abdicate all power
to him. Dong Zhuo gave the good news to his elderly mother and then left Zhang
Ji, Guo Si, Fan Chou and Li Jue with 3,000 troops to guard the city while he
returned to the capital. As he arrived at Changan, Dong Zhuo was welcomed by
many ministers and when he reached his palace he was greeted and congratulated
by Lu Bu. The next day as he arrived at the reception hall, Dong Zhuo was
greatly alarmed to see that the gathered ministers were all armed but before he
could retreat, soldiers who had lain in ambush attacked his carriage. Dong Zhuo
called for Lu Bu to save him but Lu Bu thrust his halberd through Dong Zhuo�s
throat. Dong Zhuo�s corpse was decapitated by Li Su and the troops brought Li
Ru to execution. A force of 50,000 men led by Lu Bu then marched to Meiwo to
destroy the city. The four generals protecting the city fled and the force led
by Lu Bu invaded, killing all of Dong Zhuo�s family even his mother. The women
were set free, the riches were confiscated and Lu Bu was reunited with Diao
Chan. Dong Zhuo�s two year reign of terror had ended.
Almost 3 years after Dong Zhuo�s death, his followers who still lived in
Changan conspired with Guo Si, Fan Chou, Zhang Ji and Li Jue to attack the
capital to avenge Dong Zhuo. During this uprising Li Su and Wang Yun would both
die and chaos would once again come to Changan."
B. In Warriors Orochi
Dong Zhuo plays a major role in the game. He is one of Orochi's most loyal and
persistent henchmen, and appears several times throughout all of the storylines
to menace the Resistance and enforce his master's will. Orochi maintains his
loyalty by showering him with gold and allowing him to indulge his cruel and
decadent desires. In most storylines, he serves Orochi faithfully until the
end, though the Samurai Warriors storyline reveals that he is willing to change
allegiances if he believes that doing so will bring him even greater rewards.
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IV. Unlocking Dong Zhuo
In SW Chapter 4-X - Battle of Si Shui Gate, you must defeat the three Supply
Captains before they reach Dong Zhuo. They appear at the following locations
and times:
1. By the central northern base, 1:00 into the battle.
2. By the central western base, ~3:30 into the battle.
3. By the central northern base, ~6:45 into the battle. Lu Bu also appears to
guard this team. If you aren't prepared to deal with him, defeat the Supply
Captain and run like the wind.
Fulfill these conditions, and Dong Zhuo will become available for use once you
finish the battle.
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V. Using Dong Zhuo
A. Dong Zhuo's Moveset
These are the attacks that will be available to Dong Zhuo once his full combo
has been unlocked. Some attacks will vary if his full combo has not yet been
unlocked.
1. Regular Attacks
S | A left-to-right upward slash.
SS | A right-to-left downward slash.
SSS | A left-to-right slash.
SSSS | A right-to-left upward slash.
SSSSS | A left-to-right slash.
SSSSSS | A left-to-right upward slash.
SSSSSSS | A right-to-left downward slash.
SSSSSSSS | A left-to-right slash. Launches the enemy into the air.
SSSSSSSSS | Dong Zhuo turns and does a straight thrust that sends the enemy
| flying.
X + S | A downward slice.
Dash attack | A right-to-left slash that hits 180 degrees.
2. Charge Attacks
C1 / T | Dong Zhuo does a stomp that knocks down all nearby enemies.
C2 / ST | Dong Zhuo does a leaping slash that launches the enemy into the
| air.
C3 / SST | Dong Zhuo does a quick left-to-right upward slash and a quick
| right-to-left slash, finishing up with two overhead slices. The
| last hit stuns the enemy.
C3 / SSTT | Dong Zhuo does a quick series of four alternating left-to-right
| upward and right-to-left slashes, finishing up with two overhead
| slices. The last hit stuns the enemy.
C3 / SSTTT | Dong Zhuo does a quick series of six alternating left-to-right
| upward and right-to-left slashes, finishing up with two overhead
| slices. The last hit stuns the enemy.
C4 / SSST | Dong Zhuo turns and does a straight thrust that sends the enemy
| flying.
C5 / SSSST | Dong Zhuo headbutts the ground, creating a shockwave that
| launches enemies in a small area in front of him into the air.
C6 / SSSSST | Dong Zhuo slams his sword into the ground, creating a shockwave
| that knocks down all nearby enemies. Does not activate special
| effects.
X + T | Dong Zhuo stomps the ground, knocking any nearby enemies off-
| balance. Pressing T repeatedly will allow him to do up to three
| stomps.
4. Mounted Attacks
SSSS(SS) | A series of alternating right and left slashes.
T | Dong Zhuo's horse leaps into the air, knocking away all enemies
| around it when it lands.
S(SSSS)T | One slash to each side.
Musou | Dong Zhuo does a series of alternating right and left slashes as his
| horse charges forward at high speed.
5. Special & Musou Attacks
R1 | Dong Zhuo grabs one enemy, does a spinning leap into the air, and
| throws him to the ground for major damage. Unblockable.
Musou | Dong Zhuo does a series of powerful left and right slashes, the
| last of which launches the enemy into the air. Ends with a back
| flop, which produces a shockwave that sends all surrounding
| enemies flying.
True musou | Similar to regular musou, but replaces the back flop with a bomb
| toss. The bomb launches all enemies in its blast radius into the
| air, and Dong Zhuo rolls backwards after throwing it.
B. Maximizing Dong Zhuo's Effectiveness
Dong Zhuo's long been one of the underdogs of the Dynasty Warriors series, and
there are good reasons for that. He's a slow runner, he jumps like a crippled
elephant, he's highly vulnerable to archers and musketeers, and the last hits
of his regular combo, C3, and C4 all hit in narrow areas. He was a real jerk in
Romance of the Three Kingdoms, too.
Personality deficits aside, Dong Zhuo can be highly effective in the right
hands. He's a Power type character with great attack and respectable defense,
so don't be afraid to wade into the thick of the action. C3 makes an excellent
staple move due to its speed, coverage, and ability to stun enemies, especially
if you're good at aiming the overhead slices. Use it religiously at all levels.
SSSS is good for clearing crowds at lower levels and gets better as you level
up, making it another great combo to use frequently. C1 and your air charge are
good escape moves; use them when you need a moment to fall back and catch your
breath. C4 is great for separating enemy generals from peon hordes, and is best
followed up by a charge rush and a special. C5 is slightly more useful than C2,
but its small area of effect makes it ill-suited for anything other than jug-
gling enemy generals into oblivion. C6 works well against small or medium-sized
groups of enemies, but generals will usually block it unless they're stunned or
airborne. All said, your best bet is to use your regular combo, C3, and C6 to
deal with crowds and C3 and your special to quickly defeat generals. Use your
musou only in emergencies, but be careful when using your true musou. If you're
critically low on life when you perform it, be ready to change characters as
soon as you come out of the roll.
I recommend adding the following special effects to Dong Zhuo's weapon:
Absorb - Stealing musou means you get to use your throw more often. Woo-hoo!
Bolt - Greatly improves your crowd control ability and damage output. You can
grab and throw enemies as they fall over, so you'll still be able to abuse your
throw. It makes your C4 far less useful, but your C3 will make up for that.
Brave - Doing more damage to generals is good for anyone.
Flash - Unblockable charge attacks. Need I say more?
Might - Doing more damage to everyone is good for anyone.
Rage - Makes your charge rush and throw even more fearsome. If your enemies
pummel you to the brink of death, you'll make them wish they'd finished the
job.
Range - Allows you to hit more enemies in a crowd and increases the margin of
error on your swings.
Slay - Invaluable against juggernauts like Lu Bu and Orochi. Once you see what
it can do, you'll understand.
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VI. Dong Zhuo's Collectibles
A. Weapons
1. Tyrant Sword
Base Attack: 11
Attack bonus, effects, and number of slots will vary.
2. Great Tyrant
Base Attack: 22
Attack bonus, effects, and number of slots will vary.
3. Fear
Base Attack: 44
Attack bonus, effects, and number of slots will vary.
4. Horror
Base Attack: 89
Attack bonus, effects, and number of slots will vary.
B. Abilities
1. Vitality
Requirements: Defeat 3 officers.
2. Power
Requirements: Defeat 70 enemies, including 3 officers.
3. Recuperate
Requirements: Defeat 100 enemies in 10 minutes, without performing any attack
using the Musou Gauge.
Tips: Abuse C3 and C6.
C. Personal Item
1. Overview
Item: Goblet of Paradise
Scenario: SW Chapter 3 - Battle of Kyushu
Requirements: Defeat, in order, Sakon Shima, Xiao Qiao, and Okuni within 5:00
of the start of the battle, and defeat 300 enemies.
Location: On the trail southeast of Sakon Shima's garrison.
2. My Method
As soon as the battle began, I charged west and took down Deng Mao to open the
gate to the stronghold. I raced west and north along the path to the northwest
garrison, ignoring all enemies and running past the inactive geyser. I cut down
Bo Zhang in front of the garrison, then rushed inside and made quick work of
Sakon Shima and Gao Sheng. I hurried south to punish Xiao Qiao, then followed
the path east and north to reach Okuni and beat her into submission. Katsumoto
Katagiri was within striking distance, so I struck him down and made my way
south for Kuai Liang. I cut my way west through Yu Ji and a horde of peons to
get 300 KOs and the item. The geyser was active now, so I took the scenic route
to Zhang Jiao and stopped to help my allies deal with Pei Yuan Shao, Junkei
Tsutsui, Zhang Man Cheng, and Sun Li. I looped around to the south and west,
dispatched Zhang Bao to stop the whirlwinds, and defeated Zhang Jiao to finish
the battle. With a Lv. 42 Dong Zhuo, a Lv. 6 Hideyoshi Toyotomi, and a Lv. 50
Guan Ping, I was able to obtain the item and complete the battle in 13:06.
3. Pointers
Speed and a good battle plan are crucial to obtaining this item. Even at higher
levels, Dong's far too slow to make it to the garrisons in time to defeat
Sakon, Xiao Qiao, and Okuni, so bring a faster teammate and equip Impulse or
Cavalier to ensure that you'll be able to reach your destination with time to
spare. Don't stop to fight generals or capture bases during your blitz; you'll
need as many enemies as possible on the battlefield to get your 300 KOs. If
you're on a horse, jump to avoid the archers and musketeers. I highly recommend
saving before charging through a large group of enemies on horseback; one well-
timed swing can dismount you and force you to waste precious seconds climbing
back on your horse and fleeing from the mob. Finally, it's imperative that you
head east and then north when you're ready to fight Okuni. If you try to reach
her by heading north and then east, the chasm will stop you in your tracks. As
long as you're strong enough to make quick work of the enemy generals, you
shouldn't have any other problems.
Like all Personal Items, the Goblet of Paradise can be obtained in Story Mode
or Free Mode on any difficulty setting.
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VII. Questions & Answers
Q: Why a Dong Zhuo FAQ?
A: It hadn't been done yet, and it's become a tradition for me.
Q: Dong Zhuo's fat, stupid, and worthless.
A: That's not a question, though I can't really argue with the "fat" part. He's
certainly not worthless, but he does take some practice to use well.
Q: Didn't you write Dong Zhuo FAQs for Dynasty Warriors 3-5?
A: Yep.
Q: Why do you keep writing Dong Zhuo FAQs?
A: Supply and demand. I supply them for the few who demand them...and, as I
mentioned above, it's become a tradition for me.
Q: Why are you so interested in Dong Zhuo? Does it have anything to do with a
deep-rooted desire that involves fat, evil, lecherous men?
A: Regardless of what Sigmund Freud might say, the answer is no.
Q: Why can't I get a 4th weapon for Dong Zhuo?
A: Because you're a pansy.
Q: Seriously, what do I need to do to get one?
A: Play any battle on Chaos mode, or any battle with a difficulty rating of
three stars or more on Hard mode. They'll randomly appear in weapon boxes.
Q: I fulfilled the requirements to obtain the Goblet of Paradise, but I didn't
get it! What gives?
A: Make sure that Dong Zhuo personally gets 300 KOs and defeats Sakon Shima,
Xiao Qiao, and Okuni in order and within the time limit.
Q: Your FAQ sucks! I've crapped out better FAQs than this!
A: As soon as you find a way to upload excrement, you should post your wondrous
creation for all to see.
Q: I posted my FAQ, and everyone I know thinks it's better than yours! Your FAQ
really DOES suck!
A: Congratulations! I am in awe of your superior FAQ-writing skills! Now go
away.
Q: This is the best FAQ I've ever read! You're a genius and a god among men,
and I want to know more about you so that I can immortalize you!
A: Yeah, I get that a lot. My contact info's listed below.
Q: <insert some question that has nothing to do with Dong Zhuo or the FAQ here>
A: See the second sentence of my previous answer.
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VIII. Special Thanks
I would like to thank...
...KOEI and Omega Force, for creating Dynasty Warriors, Samurai Warriors, and
Warriors Orochi.
...Kongming's Archives (http://www.kongming.net) and its contributors, for
being a wealth of information on the Three Kingdoms period.
...KWMrHonda, for his informative and well-written Personal Items FAQ.
...my friends, for helping me unlock many of the game's secrets.
...CJayC of GameFAQs, for posting this FAQ.
...Leo Chan of Neoseeker, for posting this FAQ.
...Dennis of Super Cheats, for posting this FAQ.
...the folks at IGN, for posting this FAQ.
...you, for reading this FAQ.
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IX. Contacting Me
If you want to get in touch with me, send an e-mail to [email protected].
Be sure to put the word "FAQ" in the subject line of your e-mail, or I'm likely
to mistake it for spam and delete it. I check my e-mail every day, so you
should receive a reply quickly in most cases. I accept praise, corrections, and
constructive criticism, and will give you credit for any information you share
with me that I decide to add to the FAQ. Rude, crass, or incomprehensible
e-mails will be ignored or shamelessly ridiculed as my mood dictates, so keep
your e-mails clear and polite if you want me to respond in kind.
I also use AIM occasionally. If you want my Screen Name, ask for it via e-mail.
Happy gaming!
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