The Qin Dynasty lasted from 221 BC to 206 BC. Qin Shihuang adopted the suggestions of Li Si, Wei Liao and others and formulated a strategic plan to unify the six countries. He had thousands of chariots, tens of thousands of cavalry, and more than one million infantry. While using diplomatic offensives to crush the "unification" of the six kingdoms, he also promoted The strategic policy of making friends from far away and attacking closely, using the force of autumn wind to sweep away fallen leaves, first captured Korea, then defeated Zhao Yan, Wei and Chu, and finally Qi, so that within ten years the country would become one. Taking advantage of the victory, he defeated the Huns in the north and defeated the Baiyue in the south, completing the great cause of unifying China.
The Qin Terracotta Warriors and Horses Pit is located 1.5 kilometers east of the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang in Lintong, Shaanxi Province. After its excavation in 1974, it immediately caused a sensation around the world and was hailed as "the miracle of the world" and "the most spectacular archaeological discovery of the 20th century." . The emergence of figurines began at the end of the slave society in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. During the Shang and Zhou dynasties, slave owners lived a luxurious life with bells and pans, and after death they wanted to maintain the same enjoyment in the underworld as they had during their lifetime, so they buried a large number of slaves. There were dozens of people; generals and officials were killed, dozens of people were killed, and several people were widowed." ("Mo Zi_Festival Burial"). During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the slavery system collapsed and feudalism was established in various countries. The cruel custom of killing and burying people also changed, and figurines began to be used instead of living people for burial. "Book of Rites_Tan Gong": "Those who make cud spirits are kind, and those who make figurines are unkind." "Cud Lings" are grass-cut people, and figurines are idols made of wood carvings, clay sculptures or metal castings. The terracotta warriors of the Han and Tang dynasties reflected social life to a certain extent, including attendants, handymen, music and dance, acrobatics, soldiers and horses, etc. Many of them were masterpieces of realism, especially the production of Qin terracotta warriors. Pit No. 1 of the Terracotta Warriors and Horses in the Qin Shihuang Mausoleum covers an area of ??11,260 square meters and contains more than 6,000 tall terracotta warriors and horses. Pit No. 2 covers an area of ??6,000 square meters and contains more than 900 large warrior figurines, including terracotta horses and cavalry horses. There are more than 470 pommel horses and 89 wooden chariots; the No. 3 figurine pit covers an area of ??520 square meters and contains 1 wooden chariot, 4 pottery horses and 68 warrior figurines. The three figurine pits have a total area of ??17,780 square meters, containing more than 7,000 pottery figurines and horses, and more than 100 chariots. The height of the pottery figurines is generally about 1.80 meters, with the tallest being up to 2 meters and the shortest being 1.75 meters. In ancient times, a man with a height of eight feet (1.81 meters) was called a sturdy man, and most of the Qin terracotta warriors reached the standard of a sturdy man. The pottery horse is 2 meters long and 1.72 meters high from head to head, which is about the same size as a real horse. These terracotta warriors and horses are exquisitely crafted, with lifelike expressions and faces, ready to be seen. The Qin warriors modeled after the Qin army are lifelike, and their clothing, crowns and shoes are clearly displayed in front of us, just like seeing the Qin army. The shoes, hats and hair styles are very detailed and realistic, and the sword on the waist, the crossbow in the hand, the arrow suit on the back, and the weapons such as the sword, spear, and halberd in the hand are all practical metal weapons, and the yǐn bridle Driving equipment is also a practical object, which provides the most specific image information for studying the costumes of warriors in the Qin Dynasty. From the costumes of these warrior figurines, we can learn that there are differences in rank and military service. Different ranks have different crowns and armors. Officers wear crowns, while soldiers do not. The costumes of cavalry and chariots are different. The costumes of charioteers and warriors are also different. They are also different; the attire of the forward and rearguard soldiers in the infantry are also different. No defensive equipment such as shields and helmets was found in the Qin Terracotta Warriors pit. Qin soldiers mainly came from the Qin people in the Guanzhong area and a small number of Bashu and northwest ethnic minorities. Men in the Qin State began to perform military service at the age of 16 and were exempted from military service at the age of 56.
The cavalry figurines are dressed in Hu uniforms and small hats. They hold the horse reins in one hand and hold a crossbow in the other. "Six Tao": "The method of selecting a knight is to select a knight who is under forty years old, more than seven feet five inches (1.733 meters) long, strong and strong, with unrivaled agility, etc., who can gallop, shoot (g_u pronunciation), and advance and retreat in front, back, left, and right. Those who cross ravines, climb military mausoleums, risk obstacles, conquer large swamps, ride on powerful enemies, and disrupt the masses are called warriors, and they are indispensable. "
The infantry is subordinate to the infantry and independent. Infantry, crossbowmen. Affiliated infantrymen wear armor and hold crossbows or spears. Some lined up in front of the chariot and became the front guard of the chariot. Some followed the car and became the follow-up team. Independent infantry and crossbowmen, some are light infantry without armor, and some are heavily armored soldiers. The lightly armored ones are mostly in the forward position, and the heavily armored ones are in the rear. There are two types of crossbowmen: standing and kneeling.
Pit No. 1 is a rectangular military formation composed of infantry and chariots, with warrior figurines in the vanguard. They are lightly dressed without armor, without helmets and hair tied, with their legs tied in strings (i.e., leg-wrapped), and holding crossbows. After the forward, there are 38 columns of chariots and infantry arranged alternately. These warrior figurines are all wearing armor. He wears leggings on his shins and holds a spear or crossbow. Pit No. 2 is a curved formation. The front corner of the first small square formation is composed of 174 vertical crossbowmen, none of whom wear armor. The center of the formation is composed of 160 squatting crossbowmen, all of which wear armor and hand-controlled crossbows. , for heavy equipment. The second small square formation consists of 8 rows of chariots, each with 4 horses in front and 3 soldiers on board, one of whom is the charioteer. The third small square formation is a column that combines chariots, infantry, and cavalry. There are 19 chariots, and each vehicle is followed by 8 infantrymen. It is divided into 3 columns. The first and third columns each have 6 chariots, and the third column is the last. There is a figurine of a general on one chariot, which is the commander of the convoy. There are 7 chariots on the second road. The final army is composed of cavalry and infantry. The fourth small phalanx consists of 6 chariots and more than 100 horses and cavalry forming a rectangular column. The No. 3 figurine pit is the headquarters, with 1 chariot, 68 warrior figurines, 4 horses in front of the chariot, and 4 warrior figurines behind the chariot, including 1 charioteer, 2 soldiers, and 1 military official.
There are 22 samurai figurines in the north wing, 8 in the south corridor, 6 in the aisle, 24 in the front hall, and 4 in the back room.
The clothing in the Qin army can be roughly divided into two categories: officers and soldiers:
1. Officers' clothing
Officers are divided into three levels: high, middle and low. The General was established during the reign of King Zhao of Qin. The rank of Qin was 20 ranks. The ninth rank was the fifth rank, which could be made a general. The seventh rank was promoted to Daliang Zao. The third rank was promoted to be a marquis. The Marquis of Guannei was a nineteenth rank. The twenty nobles are the princes, which is the highest title. The general figurine wears a double long jacket, colorful armor, trousers, a square foot and pointed shoes, and a dark purple crown with two crowns on the top. An orange crown is tied under the chin. Figure 8 knot, sword under the waist.
There are two types of costumes for the figurines of mid-level officers: one is wearing a long undershirt with a colorful lace front breastplate, leggings wrapped around the legs, square-cut shoes with raised head, and Wearing a double long crown and a sword at the waist; the second type is wearing a high-collared right-folded suit, a full-length armor with colorful lace, leg guards, square-cut shoes with a raised head and pointed shoes on the head. Double version of long crown. The figurines of lower-level military officials wear long jackets, armor, and long crowns. Their legs are tied with strings or leggings, and they wear shallow shoes. They have a sword in one hand and a long weapon in the other. There are also a few lower-level military officials who do not wear armor. Belongs to light packaging.
2. Soldier's Clothing
Lightly-armed infantry figurines, wearing long jackets, leather belts around the waist, shorts, legs tied with strings (i.e. leg wraps), shallow shoes on the feet, and head on the head The one on the right side has a round bun and is holding a crossbow, a spear, a spear and other weapons. There are three types of costumes for the hoplite figurines: one is wearing a long jacket, armor on the outside, shorts on the bottom, tying up the legs, shallow shoes or short boots, and a round bun on the right side of the head; the second type of clothing is similar to The first type is similar, but wears a red bowl on the head, leggings on the legs, and shallow shoes; the second type of clothing is the same as the third, but has a flat flat bun on the back of the head and does not wear a red bowl. The costume of the warrior on the chariot is the same as the second costume of the hoplite figurines. The cavalry warriors wore Hu uniforms, waist-length short armor, aprons and long trousers, high-mouthed flat shoes, a bean (a small round hat) on their heads, a crossbow in one hand, and a horse rein in the other. There are two types of clothing worn by the charioteers: one is wearing a long jacket, with armor on the shoulders (i.e. arm armor), leg guards, shallow shoes on the feet, and a long crown on the head. The second type of clothing is a specially made armor. There is a square neck armor on the neck, and the arm armor on both arms reaches the wrists, and is connected with the gauntlets on the hands, which provides extremely strict body protection.
The armor and armor of the Qin Army were equipped based on the practical performance of the movement of the troops during combat, and the status of officers and soldiers was distinguished by the form of crowns and the color of the armor.
The general's fish scale armor is inlaid with a wide border made of rectangular brocade. The armor is ocher, the nail nails are vermilion, and the armor is tinged with red. The top part of the armor shoulder is made of beige as a background, and the surrounding Embroidered with patterns. Two small blue flowers set off the rosette tied with colorful ribbons. Officials wear crowns, but soldiers do not. High-ranking officials wear heguan and fish-scale armor made of colored metal. Intermediate-level officials wear double-edition long crowns and front breastplates or full-edge armor with colored lace. Low-level officials wear single-edition long crowns, and their armor is not painted. The armor plates are smaller and more numerous than those of warrior armor. The armor pieces of ordinary warriors are large and few in number. "Warring States Policy_Han Ce" said that the Qin army did not wear helmets when fighting and was very brave. The armies of the Six Kingdoms wore armor and helmets when fighting, but they could not compete with the Qin army.
Ancient armor has gone through the development process from single piece to multiple pieces, from leather to metal. During the Qin Shihuang era, leather armor was also widely used, which was made of rows of rectangular leather armor pieces. "Kao Gong" Notes": "Hanren armor has seven genera of rhinoceros armor, six genera of Si (s_yinsi) armor, and five genera of combined armor." Combined armor is a double-layered armor made of two kinds of animal skins. The ancients recorded: "Rhinoceros armor The life span of the armor is 100 years, the life span of the Si armor is 200 years, and the life span of the combined armor is 300 years. "The armor of the Qin terracotta warriors is all made of leather, and there are three types: one type of armor, the length of which is 64. Centimeter, it consists of a mantle and body armor. The armor pieces are larger and have no metal edges around them. The armor pieces under the neck, shoulders and waist are connected by armor belts, which facilitates the movements of raising the head, bending down and raising the arms. The nails are ocher in color, and even the nails are tinged with vermilion. Type II armor is 64 centimeters long. It has no armor plates on the chest, back and shoulders. It is edged with leather belts. The armor plates are ocher in color, and the armor strips are vermilion. The third type of armor only has armor plates on the chest and abdomen. The armor plates are surrounded by a wide border of leather. There are no armor plates on the shoulders and back. The body is fixed with a diagonal cross belt on the back. There is a continuous armor belt on the abdomen. The armor plates are ocher and connected. The armor is scarlet. The front and back of these armors have three shapes: semicircle, full edge, and pointed circle. At the top and bottom opening and closing positions of the armor, some are tied with a ribbon at the upper right corner of the chest, and some are tied with a ribbon at the upper left and right corners of the chest. There are armor and ding on all the armor pieces, with a maximum of six and a minimum of two. pieces. The nail patch weaving methods include vertical and horizontal knitting, and vertical braiding: the nail patches on the chest are made by the upper piece pressed down, and the nail patches on the abdomen are made by the lower piece pressed against the upper piece, to adapt to the movement patterns of the body when bending. Horizontal knitting: knitting from the middle to both sides, with the front piece pressed against the back piece. This method is often used for arm armor.
During the Warring States Period, people in the Yan region knew how to make armor. The Yan State's armor was well-made, and other countries imitated it. However, the Qin army carried millions of armors, focused on progress, and adopted quick tactics, while leather armor was light in weight. , easy to manufacture, consumes little physical strength, easy to wear and carry, and meets the needs of actual offensive combat, so leather armor is widely used instead of iron armor.
At the same time, in order to magnify their military power, the colors of the clothes and armor worn by the Qin army were very bright. When the Qin warriors were unearthed, the colors were originally very bright, especially the color of the pottery figurines in the No. 3 Qin Terracotta Pit. The brown armor was paired with vermilion bands and armor. The buttons reveal vermilion, rose red, pink, purple, or stone green, sapphire blue and other colors on the robe surface, lining, and tie strings. Soft collar colors also include stone green, purple red, vermilion, pink purple, sapphire blue, rose red, pink and white, etc. The color of the collar mostly corresponds to the color of the cuffs, and the cuffs are edged with silk tapes of these colors. This is the reason for "partial relations". "Book of the Later Han Dynasty_Yu Fu Zhi" records that during the Warring States Period, various vassal states competed to build wonderful and beautiful uniforms to praise each other. "Qin conquered the world, disturbed its public service, and selected the best for the emperor. Secondly, "Eryi Records" says that the first emperor of Qin made colorful valerian skirts to give to the wives of officials and officials. In the Qin Dynasty, they only wore black dresses during greetings and sacrifices, and wore white dresses when offering sacrifices to Mount Tai. Therefore, "Qin Shanghei" cannot be simply understood as why the clothes are all black.
[Edit this paragraph] A profession in QQ China
In many years of hunting life, the Dongyi people have become more and more skilled in the use of weapons. Thanks to their strong physique, the Dongyi people have the most powerful fighting power in the entire sentient world.
Dongyi warriors are familiar with the use of various melee weapons and are equipped with the strongest armor and shields. At the same time, years of fighting have also allowed them to master flexible tactical skills. A keen Dongyi warrior can constantly switch defense and attack postures during battle to achieve the role switch between shield and spear.
Warriors are the eternal masters of the battlefield; they are the eternal core of the battle.
Ethnic background
The Dongyi people are derived from the ancient Yi people and are mainly distributed in the east of the mainland. They live by the water, make a living by fishing and hunting, and have developed strong bodies over the years. They obey the divine power of nature and the gods of their ancestors. The highest authority in the clan is the "shaman", who presides over rituals to communicate with nature and the gods of their ancestors, and confirms the clan leader's affiliation through specific divination and rituals. However, he Cannot interfere with specific matters other than sacrifices.
After living carefree for three thousand years, a sudden change caused a huge change in the lives of the ancient Yi people. One morning, people were surprised to find that ten suns actually appeared in the sky... At that time, Mo Li, the shaman, offered sacrifices to the ancestors of heaven and earth and told the patriarch Hou Yi that God ordered Hou Yi to shoot down the extra nine suns. Hou Yi, who had deep faith in Mo Li, spent nine years traveling across the entire continent from east to west with the specially crafted sky-shooting bow and sunset arrows, chasing down the nine extra suns.
Hou Yi’s shooting of the sun, after winning a short-term reputation for the ancient Yi people, plunged them into an unprecedented crisis. Under the instruction of the Emperor of Heaven, the sun never rose again, and the earth From the scorching heat to the freezing cold, snow-capped mountains actually appeared in the Central Plains. Many tribes, including the Huaxia tribe and the Shennong tribe, are increasingly dissatisfied and even resentful towards the Guyi tribe. What's more, a foreigner who calls himself Zhu Rong actually came to the Guyi tribe to cause trouble. It is claimed that when Hou Yi shot the sun, a golden crow feather fell down, smashing their tribe's territory into a deep pit and turning into a sea of ??fire, and all the tribesmen were killed and injured. Zhu Rong's various unreasonable actions finally angered Hou Yi. In anger, Hou Yi beat Zhu Rong away, but the village was also burned to pieces by Zhu Rong's fire...
In order to calm down the public anger, Hou Yi left. The mainland, and the priest Mo Li set fire to himself. Hou Yi and Mo Li's actions finally caused the sun to rise again, but the Guyi tribe was still discriminated against by other tribes. In order to no longer be discriminated against and excluded, some ancient Yi people stayed away from the Central Plains and settled in wild lands. The remaining Guyi clan members survived tenaciously under the leadership of the successor clan leader Yi Yang and the wizard Bai Mu.
However, the good times did not last long. Because the Huaxia people could no longer survive in their original residence, they were forced to move eastward and inevitably collided with the ancient Yi people. The different lifestyles of the two tribes, coupled with some old grudges from the past, eventually led to a war. After the defeat of the ancient Yi tribe, Yiyang had no choice but to lead his people to leave the Central Plains in order to avoid being annihilated. They went to the Jidong Peninsula in the northeast before settling down. Since then, the ancient Yi people have been called the Dongyi people.
[Edit this paragraph] MapleStory-----Warrior
The king of close combat, with strong attack and defense capabilities, good at weapons such as swords and spears, in addition to Killing enemies can even help your allies withstand attacks.
Strength and agility are assigned relatively high values, and intelligence and luck are best (4)
To add ability points, it is recommended to increase agility to 15 before LV15, and then use strength as the ability value: Agility = 4:1 method to add points
If you want to be able to go to the abandoned city to complete the task at 21, then increase the agility to 30
It is recommended to add points to the skill value and life recovery: 5 points is enough, life enhancement: full (life recovery is strengthened immediately after adding 5 points), strong attack: full, group attack: full, holy armor and recovery skills are added according to personal preference (personal recommendation is to add holy armor)
At Lv30, increase agility to about 50-65, and then increase all strength
Gun Warrior: High attack, but slow attack speed, weapon: gun
Quasi-Knight: Weapons: Swords, blunt weapons
Swordsmen: Swords, axes
[Edit this paragraph] World of Warcraft - Warriors
Warriors can be violent fighters, or He can become a steely god, protecting his teammates with his super ability to resist damage. Warriors are a profession that focuses on close combat: tendon breaking skills can maim enemies and slow them down, revenge strikes can cause a lot of damage to enemies, and battle roars can improve the combat capabilities of teammates. A warrior is never afraid of being outnumbered. He has an excellent ability to fight against multiple enemies. Each attack can gain a certain amount of rage and then launch the next attack. A warrior is a diverse profession that can use a variety of techniques and postures in combat.
The Warrior can be used as a defensive tank, a heavy-damaging killer, or a combination of both. Their abilities clearly fall within the realm of the art of melee combat; their postures are always different strategies depending on the situation and team composition. In short, warriors are the prime candidates for attracting the attention of monsters until death. Unlike the warrior characters in other games, in World of Warcraft, warriors are the ultimate fighting machines born for combat.
Professional Advantages
Ability to equip all armor and almost all weapons. Very high hit rate.
The strongest melee combat skill.
With different fighting postures, it can perform well in pulling monsters, human shields and damage output.
Excellent hatred control ability, can taunt monsters that are attacking other teammates.
Class Disadvantages
No healing skills, except for the draenei's racial skills.
Limited ranged damage capabilities.
The buff skills for teammates are limited.
Optional races: humans, dwarves, night elves, gnomes, draenei, orcs, tauren, trolls, undead
Standard numerical slots: health/rage< /p>
Usable equipment: cloth armor, leather armor, mail armor, plate armor (needs to learn), shields
Usable weapons: all weapons (except wands)
Rage
The warrior has a red rage gauge. The rage gauge is to the warrior what the mana gauge is to the spellcaster. During combat, warriors will generate rage points when they cause damage or receive damage. Players can also use special skills to generate rage. As the warrior fights, his rage grows. Once there is enough anger, the warrior can use various skills that require anger. In a non-combat state, the warrior's anger will slowly decrease. Switching postures will also clear the accumulated anger, so warriors should think carefully in advance to avoid switching postures during battle!
Stances
Warriors have many stances, and different stances have different skills in combat. There is a special posture button above the warrior's action bar to switch postures. But remember, switching stances during combat will clear your rage meter. So generally please don't change stances during battle. Different postures are suitable for different situations.
The combat stance is mainly used during solo training and has various attack methods and high-damage skills.
There are not many offensive skills in the defensive posture, but there are many defensive skills that can improve the defense level of the warrior. It is mainly used as a team's human shield.
Violent stance increases critical hit chance. However, the damage received by the warrior will increase in this posture. This posture is generally used when ZS acts as the output person.
Other information
Some warrior skills can cause one or more enemies to generate more hatred towards them.
Action Bar
Each posture has its own action bar. Players can put the special abilities of a certain posture into dedicated slots. In this way, the action bar can switch according to the posture switch.
Combination skills
Use Shield/Block, then attack with Retaliation.
Training
Warriors need to strengthen their skills with various weapons so that they can switch to use them at any time when different types of good weapons appear. Please put as many types of weapons as possible in the package and swap them frequently to practice your weapon skills.
Tips
Team up with a healer (priest, shaman, druid) to avoid death.
Choose one or two two-handed weapons to use.
Use your rage well! When fighting spellcasters, save some rage for shielding or punching to prevent them from using powerful spells or healing spells. Another use for Heroic Strike is that it can do some extra damage, but if the monster heals itself, it has to start all over again.
Think carefully before choosing a talent.
Protect your companions. Priests and mages should not take enemy attacks. Use the Taunt skill to focus attacks on yourself.
Professional skill selection
Players can freely choose professional skills. However, the following skills may be more suitable for warriors:
Mining and Blacksmithing - Warriors can forge equipment for their own use.
Herbs and Alchemy - Warriors can craft healing potions and spell-buffing potions.
First Aid - Warriors usually do not have healing skills, learning this skill can shorten the time spent sitting on the floor.
Cooking and Fishing - Warriors can catch and craft food to shorten the time they spend sitting on the floor after combat.
The power of a warrior lies in his preemptive and explosive attacks. Game experience has proven that when a warrior accumulates 60 points of rage, it only takes 3 actions and only 4 seconds to kill most players of the same level.