Rise of Kingdoms · Commander

Gang Gamchan

Gang Gamchan姜邯賛강감찬

Sword of the Falling Star

Legendary KoreaHas an awakening

Unchanged since August 30, 2026

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

Skills

Geomcha ChargeActive · Lv.5

Launches 2 combo attacks against a target troop (Damage Factor 1400). For the next 5 seconds, this commander's troop gains the Star-Blessed effect: - Cavalry units in the troop gain 5% Health. - Cavalry units in the troop gain 5% Defense. - Increases the healing from the Starlight skill by 100%.

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GaemamusaPassive · Lv.5

This commander's troop takes 10% less damage while on the map. Cavalry units in their troop gain 20% March Speed and 30% Defense.

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StarlightPassive · Lv.5

If this commander is in a field troop: - Their troop deals 15% more normal damage. - Whenever their troop deals combo attack damage (except to barbarians and other neutral units), it recovers a large portion of its slightly wounded units (10% of the combo attack damage dealt). Units healed by this skill cannot be healed by it again and cannot be severely wounded (but can be slightly wounded) until they return to your city.

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Open the FloodgatesPassive · Lv.5

Whenever this commander's troop deals combo attack damage to a field troop, it has a 30% chance to reduce the target's Defense by 40% for 5 seconds. This effect can trigger up to 3 times in a single second. Cooldown: 5 seconds.

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Talent trees

CavalryVersatilityCombo

Profile

Gang Gamchan (948-1031) was a renowned general and statesman of Korea's Goryeo dynasty, remembered for his mastery of both civil and martial affairs. As legend has it, on the day Gang Gamchan was born, a meteor shot through the sky towards his house. His birthplace would later be renamed to Nakseongdae ("where the star fell"). In 983, Gang Gamchan placed first in the civil service examination, officially entering government service. In 1009, responding to political instability in Goryeo, the Khitan Liao dynasty of Northern China invaded the kingdom, starting the second Khitan-Goryeo war. Though a relatively minor official at the time, Gang managed to convince King Hyeonjong of Goryeo to escape the palace at Gaeju and retreat south to Naju, where they would wait for a chance to strike. Due to overstretched supply lines and a zealous insurgency campaign from Goryeo's forces, the Liao army was forced to withdraw. As a result of his service during the war, Gang received several promotions and important posts. In 1018, the Liao returned with another invasion force, and Gang Gamchan became one of the few voices urging the king to resist the invaders. Gang was tapped to serve as supreme commander of the Goryeo forces for the duration of the war. Despite being over 70 years old by this point, he proved to be a clever and resourceful commander. At Heunghwajin, Gang opened up a dammed stream to flood the Liao army, then annihilated the survivors at the Battle of Gwiju. For his victory, Gang Gamchan became a national hero and was credited as the savior of the nation. In 1974, the Anguksa shrine was built at Nakseongdae, where every year a ceremony is held to honor the legendary general.