Rise of Kingdoms · Commander

Huo Qubing

Huo Qubing霍去病곽거병
Marquis Guanjun
LegendaryChinaHas an awakening
Unchanged since
Huo Qubing

Growth

Max stars6
Level cap60
Talent points at max74
Unit capacity at max50,000
XP to max level50,682,600
Sculptures to summon10

Power Stats at any level →

Skill power (all skills maxed)71,000
Base power1,200
Power multiplier1.5

Skills

General of Agile CavalryActive · Lv.5
Deals direct damage to a target troop (Damage Factor 2700, 1350 if serving as secondary commander) and reduces its March Speed by 50% for 3 seconds.
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Ferghana HorsesPassive · Lv.5
This commander's cavalry units gain 40% Attack. While outside of alliance territory, their cavalry units also gain 15% March Speed and deal 5% more damage to archer units.
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Dragon of the DesertPassive 2
If this commander's troop has been on the map for more than 30 seconds, has fought in at least one battle already, or has previously triggered the Autumn Wind effect: - For the first 15 seconds after entering combat, their troop deals 10% more skill damage and requires 50 less Rage to use active skills. - After 15 seconds of combat, their troop deals 2% more normal damage.
Dragon of the DesertPassive 2
If this commander's troop has been on the map for more than 30 seconds, has fought in at least one battle already, or has previously triggered the Autumn Wind effect: - For the first 15 seconds after entering combat, their troop deals 15% more skill damage and requires 70 less Rage to use active skills. - After 15 seconds of combat, their troop deals 4% more normal damage.
Dragon of the DesertPassive 2
If this commander's troop has been on the map for more than 30 seconds, has fought in at least one battle already, or has previously triggered the Autumn Wind effect: - For the first 15 seconds after entering combat, their troop deals 20% more skill damage and requires 90 less Rage to use active skills. - After 15 seconds of combat, their troop deals 6% more normal damage.
Dragon of the DesertPassive 2
If this commander's troop has been on the map for more than 30 seconds, has fought in at least one battle already, or has previously triggered the Autumn Wind effect: - For the first 15 seconds after entering combat, their troop deals 25% more skill damage and requires 120 less Rage to use active skills. - After 15 seconds of combat, their troop deals 8% more normal damage.
Dragon of the DesertPassive 2
If this commander's troop has been on the map for more than 30 seconds, has fought in at least one battle already, or has previously triggered the Autumn Wind effect: - For the first 15 seconds after entering combat, their troop deals 30% more skill damage and requires 150 less Rage to use active skills. - After 15 seconds of combat, their troop deals 10% more normal damage.
Battlefield AppropriationsPassive · Lv.5
If this commander's troop is attacking another troop on the map: - Cavalry units in their troop gain 30% Defense. - Their troop deals 20% more skill damage. - Their troop recovers a portion of its slightly wounded units (Healing Factor 1500) whenever it defeats an enemy troop. Cooldown: 8 seconds (does not reset after exiting combat).
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Talent trees

CavalryVersatilitySkill

Profile

Huo Qubing was a Chinese general during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Western Han dynasty, as well as the nephew of the famous general Wei Qing and Emperor Wu's wife Empress Wei Zifu. He was known for his tactical agility and talent for long-distance campaigns, winning many battles against the Xiongnu nomads and expanding Han influence into Central Asia. At the age of 18, Huo Qubing was appointed the "Captain of Piaoyao", leading his troops deep into the desert in expeditions against the Xiongnu. His daring exploits earned him the noble title "Marquis Guanjun". At the age of 19, he was promoted to the rank of cavalry general and dispatched to the Hexi Corridor (in modern-day northwest China) to battle the Xiongnu. Penetrating deep into Xiongnu territory, he nearly captured the son of the Chanyu (ruler of the Xiongnu) alive. The Hexi campaign largely halted the once-devastating Xiongnu raids on the northwest Han frontier, which helped reduce the empire's reliance on corvée labor. At 21, Huo Qubing led 50,000 cavalry across the Gobi Desert in pursuit of the Chanyu. Upon arriving at the Khentii Mountains, Huo Qubing famously performed a series of religious rituals, symbolizing the Han defeat of the Xiongnu. He continued to pursue the Xiongnu, driving them back to the northern Gobi (Mobei). At 23 or 24 years old, Huo Qubing, having spent almost his entire adult life in combat, suddenly died of illness. Emperor Wu was greatly saddened by his death, awarding him the posthumous title of Marquis Jinghuan. The emperor ordered the construction of a tomb for him in the shape of the Qilian Mountains he traversed in his campaigns. Years after his death, Huo Qubing's military prowess and achievements continued to be commemorated and praised in countless literary works.

Epithet

Marquis Guanjun

How Huo Qubing compares · vs 114 ★★★★★ Legendary Commanders

Skill power (all skills maxed)71,000
65th percentile · rank 1–80 of 114 (tied) · cohort median 71,000 (0%)
Base power1,200
55th percentile · rank 1–103 of 114 (tied) · cohort median 1,200 (0%)
Power multiplier1.5
78th percentile · rank 1–50 of 114 (tied) · cohort median 1.35 (+11%)

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