• When you choose to activate "Charge," you forgo your normal drawing phase entirely.

• Upon activation, select any one character and view their hand, gaining valuable intelligence on their resources.

• For the remainder of that turn, every attack you use can target any player regardless of distance, and each successful attack deals 1 extra damage.

• This ability is optional and must be activated at the start of your turn, before you draw cards.

• The effect lasts only for the current turn; normal rules resume on your following turn.

• You cannot activate "Charge" if you decide to draw cards normally.

• If you lose your Drawing Phase from Starvation, or another effect, you cannot activate "Charge".

• Your attacks gain unlimited reach and deal bonus damage, allowing you to target high-priority foes regardless of positioning.

• Revealing an opponent's hand provides insight that can be used to plan subsequent attacks or disrupt their strategy.

• The extra damage per attack can quickly accumulate, making this ability potent during offensive bursts.

• Skipping your drawing phase means sacrificing new cards, potentially leaving you with fewer options later in the turn.

• The advantages only apply for one turn, so timing is critical to maximize impact.

• The benefit is best realized if you plan to use multiple attacks; without enough attacks, the bonus damage may not justify the cost.

• With Card Generators:
  Allies like Guo Jia or Liu Bei can help replenish your hand, mitigating the cost of skipping your draw phase.

• With Ranged Specialists:
  Characters such as Lu Bu, who complement aggressive strategies, synergize well with your unlimited reach to press the attack further.

• With Disruption Abilities:
  Pairing with teammates who force opponents to discard or reveal cards, like Gan Ning, can further amplify the impact of your informed targeting.

King

• • While your offensive burst can pressure enemy factions, your reliance on skipping your drawing phase makes you a less robust choice as King, where steady resource generation is crucial.

Loyalist

• • As a Loyalist, your enhanced Attacks provide significant support for the King by weakening key enemy characters, though you must coordinate to cover your temporary loss of draw.

Rebel

• • Your ability to strike with extra damage and unlimited reach makes you a potent Rebel, capable of undermining the King's defenses even from a distance.

Spy

• • In the Spy role, your tactical intelligence from viewing an opponent's hand combined with your offensive boost enables you to exploit enemy weaknesses effectively, though your reliance on discarded draw opportunities requires careful timing.

Zhang He is a high-impact offensive character who sacrifices immediate card replenishment for a powerful burst of damage and unmatched targeting flexibility. His "Charge" ability allows him to bypass traditional distance limitations, giving him the potential to shift the battle’s momentum with well-timed attacks. However, this power comes at the cost of reduced resource intake, making precise timing and strategic planning essential. Players who excel at aggressive, calculated play will find Zhang He a formidable force on the battlefield.

Zhang He was one of Cao Cao's most esteemed generals, celebrated for his strategic insight and the exceptional command of his cavalry. Renowned for his ability to swiftly maneuver across the battlefield, Zhang He played crucial roles in many of Cao Cao’s campaigns, often turning the tide with bold and decisive strikes. In the historical and literary traditions, particularly in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Zhang He is depicted as a fearless and resourceful warrior whose tactical prowess allowed him to overcome seemingly insurmountable odds.

The ability "Charge" in Sanguosha captures the essence of Zhang He's legacy. By allowing him to forego his drawing phase to gather intelligence and unleash a barrage of potent, far-reaching attacks, the game card mirrors his historical reputation for bold, decisive action on the battlefield. His capacity to inflict extra damage reflects the cumulative impact of his leadership and strategic brilliance, while his unlimited reach symbolizes his ability to target critical points in enemy formations regardless of distance. Thus, Zhang He’s card serves as a tribute to his enduring influence as a master tactician and an iconic warrior of the Three Kingdoms.