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Zhang Jiao FAQ

by hbkrvd9

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Zhang Jiao FAQ v1.1
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By hbkrvd9
[email protected]
Copyright: Chris Sammartino 2008




Table of Contents:
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1. Introduction
1.1. Copyright/Disclaimer Info
1.2. Version History
2. Dynasty Warriors 6 Introduction
3. Zhang Jiao's Bios
3.1. Zhang Jiao's Full ROTK Biography
3.2. Zhang Jiao's DW6 In-Game Biography
4. What's New With Zhang Jiao?
4.1. Zhang Jiao's Skill Tree
4.2. Zhang Jiao's Moveset
4.3. Zhang Jiao's Weapons 
5. FAQ
6. Credits  




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1. Introduction

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"The Heavens have spoken!"

Hi! My name is Chris and this is the 1st FAQ I've ever made, so please bear 
with me. I decided to make an FAQ on Zhang Jiao because I've always been a huge
fan of him dating back to Dynasty Warriors 4. His voice is heavenly, as is his 
wardrobe. His old moveset wasn't the best, but his new set is much improved 
upon and makes him much more fun to use.

If you'd like to add something to the guide that I haven't gotten, or want help
correct something, like a spelling mistake, incorrect grammar, or wrong info, 
you can email me. Oh, and if you see this guide on a site that I don't have 
listed in my copyright info or if someone else claims this FAQ to be his/her
own, please let me know and I will take action. Constructive criticism is 
welcome, but if you send any derogatory/hate mail, I will NOT reply nor will I 
read any further into it. I don't have time for people like that. I'll credit 
you for any info that makes its way into my guide, so remember to put your name
or alias in the email so I can give proper credit where needed.

If you email me, put "Zhang Jiao DW6 FAQ" in the subject line. That way, I won't
delete it as spam mail.
  

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1.1. Copyright/Disclaimer Info
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The FAQ you are currently reading is copyrighted to hbkrvd9/Chris Sammartino, 
and it should only be on the following websites:

www.gameFAQs.com
www.koeiwarriors.co.uk
www.neoseeker.com
www.supercheats.com


As of right now, those 4 sites are the ONLY place this FAQ should be. I might 
post it on another site, but that doesn't seem too likely. If it's anywhere 
else, I didn't post it there. If you steal this FAQ and post it as your own 
work, I'll be a sad panda. I worked my ass off to get this thing made. Not to 
mention that stealing copyrighted works is against the law.


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1.2. Version History
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Version 1.0 - FAQ is made.

Version 1.1 - 2 sites added to the website list.




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2. Dynasty Warriors 6 Introduction

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Dynasty Warriors 6 (also known as Shin Sangoku Musou 5) is a hack-n-slash game
created by KOEI and developed by Omega Force and is based on the "Romance of 
the Three Kingdoms" novel by Luo Guanzhong. The game takes place in the "Three 
Kingdoms" era of China where regional warlords fought for total control of the 
country. It is the 6th game in the series. 

DW6 is an amazing entry into the franchise. It shakes everything up and 
rejuvinates the series. There is a new fighting system called "Renbu", where 
you build up a meter to unlock more powerful attacks and longer chains. You can
easily get a 200+ chain with this new system. There is also a new feature called
a "Skill Tree", where different powerups (such as increased attack power, 
defense power, new renbu ranks, etc.), are linked together and you can unlock 
them to make your character and his/her skills more powerful.



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3. Zhang Jiao's Bios

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I will include 2 biographies of Zhang Jiao. A fully detailed ROTK bio, and the 
shorter bio found in the DW6 Encyclopedia, just in case you aren't as interested
in his full one.


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3.1. Zhang Jiao's Full ROTK Biography
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A medical scholar by the name of Zhang Jiao, who had two younger brothers, 
Zhang Bao and Zhang Liang, lived in Julu County during the later part of the 
Han Dynasty.
      
Zhang Jiao made history when he met a venerable old man during one of his 
journeys into the woods to gather medicinal herbs. The old man summoned Zhang 
Jiao into a cave and there, handed Jiao the three volumes of the Book of Heaven.

"This book," said the old man, "is the Way of Peace. With the aid of these 
volumes, you can convert and rescue mankind. But you must be single-minded, or 
rest assure, you will greatly suffer." With a humble bow, Zhang Jiao accepted 
the book and asked for the name of his benefactor. "I am Saint Hermit of the 
South-Land," was the reply, as the old man disappeared into thin air.

Zhang Jiao studied the wonderful book eagerly, and strove night and day to put 
its principles into action. Before long, he was able to summon the winds and 
command the rain, and became known as the Mystic of the Way of Peace.

In the first month of the first year of Central Stability (AD 184), there was a 
terrible epidemic that ran throughout the land, whereupon Zhang Jiao distributed 
charmed remedies to the afflicted. The Godly medicine was a great success, and 
Zhang Jiao was titled the Wise and Worthy Master. He began to have a following 
of disciples, whom he initiated into the mysteries and sent them throughout the
land. Like their master, they were able to write charms and recite formulas, and
their success increased Zhang Jiao�s teaching.

Zhang Jiao began to organize his followers. He established thirty-six groups, 
the larger with ten thousand or more members, the smaller with about half the 
amount. Each group had a chief, who was the given the military title of General.

With the growth of his followers, grew Zhang Jiao�s ambitions. The Wise and 
Worthy Master had visions of an Empire, which developed into plans of creating a
new empire. Zhang Jiao said to his brothers, "For schemes like ours, the most 
difficult part is gaining the favour of the people. But such is already ours. 
We cannot let such an opportunity pass." Thus they began the preparation. Such 
preparations were carried out through Ma Yuanyi, who was sent to the Imperial 
Palace with gifts to gain the support of the Ten Regular Attendants. Many 
yellow flags and banners were made, and a day was chosen for the uprising. 
Consistent to these actions, Zhang Jiao began writing letters to Feng Xu, one of
the Ten Regular Attendants.

However, he betrayed Zhang Jiao�s trust and reported the scheme to the Imperial
Court. The Emperor summoned the trusty Regent Marshal He Jin, to look into this
matter. With the betrayal, Ma Yuanyi was captured and beheaded, while Feng Xu 
and many others were cast into prisons.

Since their plot has been exposed, the Zhang brothers were forced to take the 
field immediately. They took up grandiose titles of: Zhang Jiao Lord of Heaven, 
Zhang Bao Lord of Earth and Zhang Liang Lord of the People. With these names 
they put forth this manifesto: "The good fortune of the Han is exhausted, and 
the Wise and Worthy man has appeared. Discern the Will of Heaven, O ye people, 
and walk in the way of righteousness, whereby ye alone may attain to peace." 
Supports for Zhang Jiao�s ideology were consistent. Everywhere,people draped 
their heads with yellow scarves and joined the army of the rebels. Soon Zhang
Jiao had the strength of nearly half a million troops, and the Imperial troops 
melted away at a whisper of his coming.

At this time, Regent Marshal and Guardian of the Throne, He Jin, arranged for 
preparations against the Yellow Scarves. Also an edict was commissioned, calling
upon everyone to fight back against the rebels. The three Imperial Commanders, 
Lu Zhi, Huangfu Song and Zhu Jun marched with their veteran troops to three 
different directions. Meanwhile, Zhang Jiao led his army in Youzhou against the
forces of Liu Yan, the Imperial Protector. Zhang Jiao sent his subordinate Cheng
Yuanzhi with fifty thousand troops into Youzhou. They camped at the foot of 
Daxing Hills where they encountered the Imperial army, led by Zhou Jing, Liu 
Bei, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei. The enemy only had five hundred volunteer soldiers 
to oppose Cheng Yuanzhi�s fifty thousand.

Flourishing his whip, Liu Bei began to hurl reproaches at the rebels, crying, 
"O malcontents! Why not dismount and be bound?" Enraged, Cheng Yuanzhi sent 
forth Deng Mao as his champion. Zhang Fei at once rode forward and struck down 
Deng Mao with one powerful thrust trough the heart. At this, Cheng Yuanzhi 
whipped up his steed and rode forth with his sword held high, ready to strike 
at Zhang Fei. But Guan Yu raised his Green Dragon Sabre and rode towards Cheng 
Yuanzhi. Overwhelmed by fear, Cheng Yuanzhi was unable to defend himself and was
cut in half. Having lost their leader, the Yellow Scarves dropped their weapons
and attempted to retreat. The Imperial army pursued and many were captured.
Soon after, the Yellow Scarves were defeated by the Imperial army in Qingzhou. 
And Zhang Jiao�s invasion of the northern Zhou�s was a failure. 

Meanwhile, Zhang Jiao himself was facing Lu Zhi�s army at Guangzhong. Zhang 
Liang and Zhang Bao were firmly entrenched at Yingchuan, opposite Huangfu Song 
and Zhu Jun. Aided by Liu Bei�s volunteer army, the Imperial army was successful
in pushing back the rebels at Yingchuan. Zhang Liang and Zhang Bao retreated 
from Yingchuan and occupied the Changshe grasslands. However, the Imperial 
troops were ordered to burn the grasslands at night. When the camp was set 
ablaze, Zhu Jun and Huangfu Song raided the Yellow Scarves. The rebels panicked
and fled in all directions, leaving their camp and equipment behind.

The battle with the Imperial troops lasted till dawn. Zhang Liang and Zhang Bao, 
accompanied by some elite followers, were able to escape the area. But suddenly 
a troops of soldiers with crimson banners challenged them. Their leader was Cao
Cao, son of Cao Song and General of Flying Cavalry. Cao Cao�s troops slaughtered
the unprepared and unarmed rebels. He captured their war drums and horses, but
was unable to capture Zhang Liang and Zhang Bao. After conferring with Huangfu 
Song and Zhu Jun, Cao Cao pursued the rebels.

Meanwhile at Guangzhong, Dong Zhuo�s Imperial troops were being overrun by 
Zhang Jiao�s hundred and fifty thousand troops. Liu Bei�s army passed Guangzhong
just as Zhang Jiao�s troops were in pursuit of the Imperials. Liu Bei drove his
army into Zhang Jiaos�s ranks, and the confused rebels retreated some fifteen 
miles. Liu Bei�s army retreated from the area and Cao Cao had joined up with 
Huangfu Song to attack Zhang Liang, and a great battle ensued at Quyang. Zhu 
Jun, aided by Liu Bei, went forth to challenge Zhang Bao, whom had positioned 
himself at the foot of the hills with some eighty thousand men. Liu Bei led the
vanguard against Zhang Bao, he sent out Zhang Fei to duel with Gao Sheng. The 
latter was wounded and beaten so Liu Bei sounded the attack. Then Zhang Bao, 
while still mounted, loosened his hair, grasped his sword, and uttered his 
incantations. Thereupon began the wind to howl and the thunder to roll, while a
dense black cloud from the heavens settled upon the field. And therein seemed 
to be horsemen and footmen innumerable, who swept to attack the imperial troops.
Fear came upon them, and Liu Bei led off his troops, but they were in disorder 
and returned defeated.

The next day however, Zhu Jun used the blood of pigs and dogs to counter Zhang 
Bao�s shamanic arts. Seeing that his magic had failed, Zhang Bao turned around 
to retreat. However he was being charged by Zhang Fei and Guan Yu in the flanks,
and Liu Bei in the rear. Seeing Zhang Bao�s Lord of Earth banner, Liu Bei 
charged forward hoping to capture the rebel. Zhang Bao was shot in the arm by 
an arrow but was able to escape the area and entered the city of Yangcheng. He 
quickly fortified the city and was besieged by Zhu Jun.

The next day, scouts delivered news to Zhu Jun regarding the other rebels. 
Zhang Jiao scored many wins over Dong Zhuo�s army, so the latter was to be 
replaced by Huangfu Song. However, Zhang Jiao died in battle before Huangfu Song
could take over the post. Zhang Jiao�s forces joined with Zhang Liang at Quyang,
but they were crushed by Cao Cao�s army, and Zhang Liang was also killed in 
battle. Zhang Jiao�s coffin was taken by Huangfu Song, the body was beheaded 
and sent in a box to the Capital Luo Yang. Hearing this news, Zhu Jun hastened 
to attack Yangcheng. Before the battle started, a Yellow Scarves officer named 
Yan Zheng, stabbed his leader Zhang Bao to death, beheaded the corpse and placed 
it in a box. He surrendered the city and gave Zhang Bao�s head to Zhu Jun. 

This meant the end of all Yellow Scarves activity in that region. However three
other rebels, Zhao Hong, Sun Zhong and Han Zhong gathered some thirty thousand 
rebels and began to murder, rob and burn, calling themselves the avengers of 
Master Jiao. Zhu Jun drove the rebels out of Wancheng castle, then attempted to
head south but were cut of both Imperial Troops under command of Sun Jian, 
Lieutenant Governor of Xuzhou.

All three Yellow Scarves generals were killed in the battle. Numerous rebels 
were slaughtered. In the north the peasants surrendered to He Jin�s authority 
and peace was restored.


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3.2. Zhang Jiao's DW6 In-Game Biography
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Zhang Jiao     ? - 184 A.D.

A former government official out of the Ju Lu region. He spread his teachings 
as the founder of the religious sect known as the Way of Peace. He used the 
turmoil of the land to gather support of the people. With these supporters, he 
formed the group known as the Yellow Turbans. Declaring himself the "General of
Heaven", he turned against the Han Dynasty, leading the Yellow Turban Rebellion.






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4. What's New With Zhang Jiao?

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Everything! He has a totally new look, a totally new moveset, and a totally new 
weapon. The only thing that's the same is his amazing voice. That voice is one 
of the best voices in the DW franchise, so it's good to get it back.



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4.1. Zhang Jiao's Skill Tree
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I can't draw it here, but I'll list every skill he can get in his skill tree.

01. Fire Resist
02. Ice Resist 
03. Thunder Resist 
04. Wardrums 
05. Flame 
06. Third Renbu 
07. Infinite Renbu 
08. Command 
09. Beastmaster 
10. Bonus Special 
11. Evade 
12. Hungry Flame 
13. Extension 
14. Pouch 
15. Bag
16. All + (5)
17. All + (5)
18. All + (5)
19. Attack + (5)
20. Attack + (5)
21. Attack + (5)
22. Attack + (5)
23. Attack + (5)
24. Attack ++ (20)
25. Attack ++ (20)
26. Attack ++ (20)
27. Defense + (5)
28. Defense + (5)
29. Defense + (5)
30. Defense + (5)
31. Defense + (5)
32. Defense ++ (20)
33. Defense ++ (20)
34. Defense ++ (20)
35. Life + (5)
36. Life + (5)
37. Life + (5)
38. Life + (5)
39. Life + (5)
40. Life ++ (20)
41. Life ++ (20)
42. Life ++ (20)
43. Life ++ (20)
44. Musou + (5)
45. Musou + (5)
46. Musou + (5) 
47. Musou ++ (20) 
48. Musou ++ (20)
49. Musou ++ (20)






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4.2. Zhang Jiao's Moveset
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He also shares the "Staff" moveset with another native to the weapon, Pang Tong.


S - He Swings the weapon.
SS - He swings the weapon.
SSS - He swings the weapon.
SSSS - He swings the weapon.
(Renbu Rank 2)
SSSSS - He swings the weapon.
SSSSSS - He swings the weapon.
SSSSSSS - He swings the weapon.
SSSSSSSS - He swings the weapon.
(Renbu Rank 3)
SSSSSSSSS - He swings the weapon.
SSSSSSSSSS - He swings the weapon.
SSSSSSSSSSS - He swings the weapon.
SSSSSSSSSSSS - He swings the weapon.
(Unlimited Renbu Rank)
SSSSSSSSSSSSS - He swings the weapon, elemental attack.
SSSSSSSSSSSSSS - He swings the weapon, elemental attack.
SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS - He swings the weapon, elemental attack.
SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS - He swings the weapon, elemental attack.


T - He shoots a fireball.
TT - He uses a fire elemental attack.
(Renbu Rank 2)
TTT - He slams the weapon on the ground, causing damage to nearby opponents.
(Renbu Rank 3)
TTTT - He swings the weapon up, casuing fire damage to opponents.
(Unlimited Renbu Rank)
TTTTT - He unleashes a huge fireball in front of him that destroys multiple 
enemies.

Hold T - He spins his body around 360 degrees, shooting fireballs around his 
body. 

Musou Attack - He swings his weapon many times, then summons fire on the ground,
then unleashes a huge stationary fireball in front of him.

Running S - He swings, stunning his opponent.
Running T - He floats the weapon around his body, inflicting damage to multiple
opponents.

S Grapple Attack - He smacks his opponent with his staff, then swings him 
around in the air.

T Grapple Attack - He lifts his opponent up off the ground, and shoots a 
fireball at him.

Special Attack - Unleashes fire that can burn a base if used inside one. 

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4.3. Zhang Jiao's Weapons
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All 3 of his weapons look the same, but they have 3 different effects, thanks to
DW6's new weapon system.

Blaze Staff
Effect: Standard (All around basic weapon.)

Judgement Staff
Effect: Skill (Usually weaker, but a faster swing and fills the renbu meter 
faster.)

Blight Staff
Effect: Strength (The most powerful weapon of the 3, but it takes longer to fill
the renbu meter.)



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5. FAQ


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Q. Zhang Jiao? Why him?
A. Because I am a huge fan of the Yellow Turbans. I also love how he looks and 
his voice.

Q. You missed something, why don't you have it?
A. If I've missed something, it's an error on my part. E-mail me if you have 
something to add.

Q. Does Zhang Jiao have a musou mode?
A. Unfortunately, he doesn't. Maybe when DW6XL rolls around, he'll have one.

Q. Well, are you able to play on his side during the Yellow Turban Rebellion?
A. Again, no. I know, it sucks. I usually use him on Lu Bu's battles, since
that's really the only place I can see him fitting in. Once again, maybe this'll
change once DW6XL comes out.






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6. Credits


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* www.kongming.net for their amazing bio of Zhang Jiao.

* DW6, for being amazing and inspiring me to make this FAQ.

* KOEI & Omega Force for making the best game franchise on the planet.

* My dad, for buying me my first DW game and for buying me DW6.

* www.koeiwarriors.co.uk for also being amazing and helping me express my love 
for the DW and the rest of the amazing games KOEI has to offer.

* For the guy who invented paper. I did most of this on paper before I got in 
on the computer.




Copyright 2008 hbkrvd9/Chris Sammartino