• When Zhuge Liang copies the abilities of a king character, he also gains their king ability. However, these king abilities are only effective if Zhuge Liang himself is the king.
  For instance, if Zhuge Liang copies Cao Cao’s abilities and is the king, he can use "Escort," but only members of Wei (not the Demon Kingdom) can play an Escape for him.

• If Zhuge Liang gains or uses tokens (e.g., Rage Tokens from Forest Lu Bu) while mimicking another character, these tokens persist even after he switches to a different character. However, the tokens become inactive unless Zhuge Liang switches back to the original character with the relevant ability.

• Zhuge Liang can use single-use abilities from copied characters, but only once per game. If he switches away from and back to a character, the single-use ability remains unavailable after its initial activation.

• "Oracle" prevents Zhuge Liang from being targeted by all delay tool cards, including beneficial ones. If Zhuge Liang draws a Lightning, he cannot play it, and it will skip over him if already in play.

• "Playing God" allows Zhuge Liang to adapt to various scenarios by acquiring any other character’s abilities, making him unpredictable and powerful.

• "Oracle" ensures Zhuge Liang is immune to disruption from delay tool cards, safeguarding his actions and reducing vulnerability.

• Zhuge Liang can exploit combinations of abilities, including those of enemies, to turn their strengths against them or enhance his team.

• "Playing God" depends on the outcome of a judgment, making it situational and somewhat unpredictable.

• Tokens from copied abilities may remain but can become inactive, adding a layer of complexity and potential inefficiency.

• Single Use Characters:
  Zhuge Liang synergizes well with characters who have Single Use abilities, such as Pang Tong. Copying their abilities allows him to use the ability then switch to another character to use another ability.

• Defensive Allies:
  Zhuge Liang benefits from support characters like Liu Bei or Cai Wenji, who can provide him with cards to bolster his ability to maintain "Playing God" and adapt to challenges.

• Disruptive Abilities:
  Mimicking characters like Jia Xu or Sima Yi can make Zhuge Liang a devastating force by turning disruption abilities against opponents while remaining immune to counterattacks.

King

• • Zhuge Liang's adaptability and immunity to delay tools make him a strong king, able to respond effectively to both Rebels and Loyalists.

Loyalist

• • As a Loyalist, Zhuge Liang can counter enemy strategies by mimicking key Rebels and turning their powers to the King's advantage.

Rebel

• • Zhuge Liang is a formidable Rebel, using "Playing God" to disrupt the King and Loyalists while remaining immune to delay tool interference.

Spy

• • His versatility makes Zhuge Liang an effective Spy, capable of adapting to the shifting dynamics of the game and exploiting weaknesses on both sides.

Zhuge Liang’s abilities offer unparalleled flexibility and strategic depth, making him a unique and challenging character to face. "Playing God" allows him to adopt any role in the game, turning opponents' strengths into his own. However, his reliance on judgment outcomes and the complexity of managing copied abilities require careful planning and execution. Zhuge Liang excels in roles that allow him to leverage his versatility, and he is most effective when paired with allies who can support his dynamic playstyle.

Zhuge Liang, the legendary Prime Minister of Shu, is celebrated as one of the most brilliant strategists of the Three Kingdoms period. Known for his intellect, loyalty, and unwavering dedication to Liu Bei's cause, Zhuge Liang orchestrated numerous campaigns against Wei and left a legacy of unparalleled wisdom. His final campaign at Wu Zhang Plains, where he died of illness, symbolizes his tireless efforts to restore the Han Dynasty.

In Sanguosha, "Playing God" reflects Zhuge Liang's ability to outmaneuver his foes by anticipating their strategies and adapting to any situation. "Oracle" highlights his reputation as a mystical and untouchable figure, immune to conventional disruptions. His title, "Loyal Spirit at Wu Zhang," commemorates his unwavering commitment to his ideals and his legendary status as a paragon of loyalty and intellect.