White Paper Version 1.0 (5 Oct 2021) - The Three Kingdoms
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White Paper Version 1.0 (5 Oct 2021)
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Introduction P. 3
Background of NFT game
The Three Kingdoms (TTK) and Our Vision
Game Requirements
Game landscape P. 4
Main Heroes
Heroes Attributes
In-game currency
Roadmap P. 7
DISCLAIMER
The information in this whitepaper is not the final version and may subject to change or update from time
to time. It should not be served as a commitment or guarantee by The Three Kingdoms and should not be
taken as a financial advice for any investment purpose.
2Introduction
Background of NFT games
The first generation of NFT games (2017-2019) were mainly based on digital collectables. These
games provided either idle or passive experience to players with basic graphics and animations
that lack long-term player engagement, e.g., CrytoKitties, though which had succeeded in
introducing more people with the blockchain concept.
The second generation of NFT games (2019 to present), like Axie Infinity, have started to introduce
the Play-to-Earn (P2E) model but only with limited ways to earn. It is with the desire to push the
GameFi industry further that brought upon the idea of its third generation, one that The Three
Kingdoms is trying to adopt.
To date, we are introducing the third generation - The Three Kingdoms (TTK). TTK is a high-end
graphic P2E game that enables players with multi-ways to earn via daily, weekly, monthly and clan
quests. Not only PvE, TTK also provides PvP structure for players with various tournaments,
rewards and guarantees long term road map and development along with a deep storyline.
The Three Kingdoms (TTK) and Our Vision
Everything happened in the final years of the Eastern Han dynasty 220AD. Under the leadership of
Zhang Jiao, the Yellow Turban Rebellion broke out, with cities and regions forming their own
alliance for survival. Warlord Dong Zhuo seized control of the capital under the pretext of protecting
the young emperor. Cao Cao, who had gradually taken control of territories in the North, saved the
emperor and led the central government, but formed clans are already eager for the chance to rule
over China.
The country broke into civil war and soon, China was divided into three spheres of influences: Cao
Cao dominating the North, Sun Quan the South and Liu Bei the west. The three have fought for
sixty years to conquer China, and this is where the TTK story begins.
Through TTK, we want to provide a game platform with multiple ways to earn for players while
having an enjoyable gaming experience, in-the-end achieving our goal of long-term player
engagement.
Game Requirements
Since TTK is a web-based game on https://ttk.gg, internet is needed to access the game.
The game will be released on Binance Smart Chain (BSC) so players would need to set up a
wallet (e.g., Metamask) to link to the BCS network and to buy BNB in exchange for TTK tokens
(TTK’s in-game currency). (Detailed instruction here)
3Game Landscape
The Three Kingdom (TTK) is a 3rd Generation NFT Game that adopts the three Kingdoms storyline
when the land split into Wei, Shu and Wu regions historically.
These lands are where various actions and events can be performed or happened. Players can fight
and expand their own territory while earning NFTs. Players are also required to make strategic
decisions to siege cities or defend their own by collecting heroes to strengthen their army for
battles.
Main Heroes
• SHU
1. Guan Yu – A Chinese military general served under the warlord Liu
Bei during the late Eastern Han dynasty. He played a significant role in
the events leading up to the end of the Han dynasty and the
establishment of Liu Bei’s state.
2. Liu Bei – A warlord in the late Eastern Han dynasty who founded the
state of Shu Han. He is well-known as an ambitious and charismatic
leader who had the power to draw people towards him.
3. Zhang Fei – A Chinese military general and politician served under
the warlord Liu Bei in the late Eastern Han dynasty, sharing a brotherly
relationship with Liu Bei and Guan Yu.
4. Zhu Ge Liang – Appointed as Military Advisor General by Liu Bei and
known as the most accomplished strategist of his era. He is also the
inventor of the bow for shooting several arrows at once with
perfecting the Eight Dispositions, a series of military tactics.
4• WEI
1. Cao Cao – Known as one of the greatest generals at the end of the
Han dynasty who unified and secured most of the Northern China. He
was very successful in restoring public order and rebuilding the
economy as the grand chancellor. He was then betrayed by Liu Bei and
killed his commanders in Xu Province.
2. Dian Wei – A military general served under the warlord Cao Cao who
was known for his strength and bravery. He excelled at wielding a pair a
jis (halberd0like weapon) and was killed in the Battle of Wancheng while
covering Cao Cao’s escape.
3. Si Ma Yi – A military general, politician and regent served under Cao
Cao and was successful in handling both domestic and military affairs.
He is best known for defending Wei from a series of invasions during
231-234AD.
4. Xia Hou Dun – A military general and politician appointed by Cao Cao
and served Cao Pi (Cao Cao’s successor) for a short period before his
death. He is known as “One-eyed Xiahou” after he lost his left eye
during a battle against Lu Bu in the late 190AD.
• WU
1. Sun Quan – Founder of the state of Eastern WU during the Three
Kingdoms period. He is often portrayed as more neutral role regarding
the flexible foreign policies he adopted during his rule.
2. Sun Shang Xiang – Also known as “Lady Sun”, she married Liu Bei to
strengthen the alliance between Liu Bei and Sun Quan in 209AD, finally
committed suicide by drowning when she knew about Liu Bei’s death.
3. Tai Shi Ci – A military general who served as a minor Han official
before serving under warlord Liu Yao, Sun Ce and Sun Ce’s successor
Sun Quan. He was very loyal to Sun Quan and famous for his archery
skills.
4. Zhou Yu – A Chinese military general and strategist served under Sun
Quan after Sun Ce’s death. He is known for his leading role in defeating
the Cao Cao at the Battle of Red Cliffs in 208AD and Battle of Jiangling
in 209AD.
5• QUN
1. Dian Chan – One of the four beauties of ancient China, she has a
romance with Lu Bu that contributed to the betrayal and assassination of
Dong Zhuo.
2. Dong Zhuo – A Chinese military general, politician and warlord who
lived in the late Eastern Han dynasty. He seized control of the imperial
capital Luoyang in 189AD, a coalition of regional officials (cishi) and
warlords launched a campaign against him for his cruel and tyrannic
rule and was finally assassinated in 192AD by Lu Bu.
3. Lu Bu – A military general and warlord during the late eastern Han
dynasty. Subsequent to his betrayal and the murder of Ding Yuan, he
turned against Dong Zhuo. Due to his frequent betrayal of his allies, he
gradually lost trust from others which led to his downfall
afterwards.
4. Zhang Jiao – the leader of the Way of Supreme Peace who led the
movement’s followers in a rebellion against the government.
Heroes’ Attributes
Each hero has 6 attributes:
1. Attack Power represents physical damage derived from the strength of characters
2. Defense reflects how the resilient a character is, the less damage would be taken if he/she
has a higher statistic in defense
3. Intellect can increase the critical hits damage and experience a character could earn after a
battle
4. Leadership is how effective a character can improve companions’ Energy and their morale
in a battle
5. Luck represents the probability of critical hit will occur when striking enemies and increase
the chance of acquiring rare rewards after winning a battle
6. Energy is the maximum level of damage a character can endure before losing consciousness
In-game currency
$TTK will be the main token in the game. Players can use $TTK to recruit heroes and buy
essentials. If players win a battle and successfully conquer a land, more interest can be yielded.
In other words, the more lands a player conquered, the more yield farming % he/she will be
earning.
6Roadmap
The Three kingdoms (TTK) will have few phases alongside the story development:
Phase 0 (Q4 2021):
“After the fall of the Han dynasty.”
During this phase, players can be able to recruit heroes via outskirts to build their own army.
The stronger the army is, the easier for the player to earn at the later game phases.
Phase 1 (Q4 2022):
“PvE – The beginning of the journey.”
After players have built an army, they can start to attack and siege empty cities.
Phase 2:
“Train the army and fight battles.”
Players can attack other occupied cities and defend their own.
Phase 3:
“PvP – Become a master of the realm.”
Arena and tournament style PvP will be in place to allow players to win more rewards.
Phase 4:
“Future of The Three Kingdoms”
• Players can form alliance with other companions
• Regular quests to complete special events and gain loot
• Trade heroes and weapons in the marketplace to expand resources
• Weapons and accessories will be released
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