Stages
Many of the stages are recreations of notable battles in the late Han Dynasty and Three Kingdoms periods, that are usually depicted in Romance of the Three Kingdoms. There are also some original creations in the newer installments that are purely fictional, such as the battle between the Nanman and Wu. The following is a list of common stages featured in almost all the installments:
| Year | Stage |
|---|---|
| 184 | The Yellow Turban Rebellion |
| 187 | Ou Xing's Rebellion |
| 191 | Battle of Si Shui Gate |
| 191 | Battle of Hu Lao Gate |
| 191 | Battle of Xiang Yang |
| 197 | Battle of Wan Castle |
| 197 | Battle of Jiang Dong |
| 198 | Battle of Xia Pi |
| 200 | Battle of Guan Du |
| 200 | Battle of Xu Chang |
| 200 | Guan Yu's escape |
| 208 | Battle of Xia Kou |
| 208 | Battle of Chang Ban |
| 208 | Battle of Chi Bi |
| 211 | Battle of Tong Gate |
| 214 | Battle of Cheng Du |
| 215 | Battle of Yang Ping |
| 215 | Battle of He Fei |
| 219 | Battle of Mount Ding Jun |
| 219 | Battle of Fan Castle |
| 222 | Battle of Yi Ling |
| 225 | Conquest of Nan Zhong |
| 228 | Battle of Jie Ting |
| 228 | Battle of Shi Ting |
| 234 | Battle of He Fei Castle |
| 234 | Battle of Wu Zhang Plains |
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