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Seems most hero's i've used have spears or swords.
Playing as her on Legendary though, I haven't had this much fun in a TW game in years...
Yan’s Spears are all around terrible. They share the bad defense and lack the offense of double axes. Mine were losing to cavalry MILITIA in combat. I tried using them to give the axemen cover from cavalry when guerrilla-deploying, but they were so bad, even against cavalry, I just disbanded them.
At the risk of derailing the thread I'm curious if people enjoy Zheng Jiang and what their strategy is. I've re-rolled a few times to try different things and I've noticed certain settlements provoke other faction leaders into attacking like the fishing port (Dong) or iron mine (Zhang Yan). I find that avoiding those locations for a while and leveraging early assignments & diplomacy yields the best results early-game. Strong economic growth with what little land is occupied but this usually comes at the cost of general loyalty. With ancillaries you can keep generals at +5 or more with the full -20 lack of purpose all while using the generals/heir that actually like you. As for the story I don't follow it. I join forces with the Zhang Yan, marry, and dominate W while he goes E.
It's lots of fun playing the campaign with her.
In my campaign, it was basically everyone declared war on me, then they would attack a minor settlement and lose to the garrison because of unbreakable (if they didn't have fire arrows they basically just get stuck in front of the towers fighting a few troops, and the archers even form a decently effective line). I send an army over and take a city or 2. Then make them pay tribute again.
Early game though, yeah she's got little going for her and its a challenge. But its an interesting one. You just end up at war with everyone. And you can actually get the factionwide unbreakable quite early as a result (cause you can fight a lot of battles).
She's not the only unique female. There's sun ren too. But she's the only female faction leader.
And while I love Sun Ren, i'm only counting her for half since she doesn't even come around until the midgame.