Best Cheok Jun-Gyeong Commander Guide: Skills, Talent Builds, Pairs & Roles
Welcome to our best Cheok Jun-Gyeong commander guide for Rise of Kingdoms. This is one of the two new ROK commanders that is being released in Patch 1.0.48 along with Pakal II. Cheok Jun-Gyeong is an epic commander that excels at the role as an attacker with some versatility modifications.
If you are looking to expand your infantry commanders list with enhanced attack and flexibility capabilities, especially in PvP battles like Osiris League, the Lost Kingdom, and even Sunset Canyon. You will want to get Cheok Jun-Gyeong on the team.
Everything you need to know about Cheok Jun-Gyeong can be found in this guide.
Important Note: Cheok Jun-Gyeong commander only can be obtained via Wheel of Fortune event.
Rarity: Legendary
Civilization: Other | Title: Goryeo’s First Sword
Infantry | 
Versatility | 
Attack
Cheok Jun-Gyeong Summary:
- Deals 1,700 skill damage against current target. If target’s health is below 30%, deals 300 additional damage.
- Infantry troops gain +40% attack bonus.
- Troops deals +5% bonus damage vs. cavalry.
- Troops takes +5% additional damage from archers.
- 40% chance to reduce incoming skill damage by 50%.
- Performs counter skill damage factor of 500 up to 3 targets.
- When doing pure infantry troops only, march speed increased by 15%.
- Grants +5% skill damage stack per 4 seconds, stacks up to 8 times.
Why Cheok Jun-Gyeong is the Best Commander?
- Awesome skill damage reduction ability.
- Powerful commander with fast nuking active skill.
- Incredible high damage output.
- Built-in counter skill damage, good for PvP battles.
- Fast movement on the map.
- Grants massive skill damage bonus up to 40%.
Background Information
Cheok Jun-Gyeong “Goryeo’s First Sword” is a constellation that wanted to become Kim Dokja’s sponsor in the second sponsor selection. He is the greatest person on the Korean Peninsula.
Introduction
Welcome to our in-depth Rise of Kingdoms guide for Cheok Jun-Gyeong. This informative guide was created to help provide an overview of Cheok Jun-Gyeong skills, talent trees, gameplay, strategies, and guides in Rise of Kingdoms. The purpose of this overview guide is to help new and experienced players understand how to play Cheok Jun-Gyeong right and maximize strategic advantages.
Cheok Jun-Gyeong is a new epic commander that is being added to the game in Rise of Kingdoms 1.0.48 update. To summon Cheok Jun-Gyeong, the Governors will have to collect 10 Cheok Jun-Gyeong sculptures through events and quests. Once you obtain enough materials, go to the Commander Selection tab in the lower right corner. Tap to open the screen and summon Cheok Jun-Gyeong.
Cheok Jun-Gyeong Skills
Unlike these epic commanders, Cheok Jun-Gyeong comes with an unique skill set thanks to his talent trees. Being an attacker with improved versatility makes him one of the best commanders on the battlefield.
Combination of unique skill set with diversified talent tree makes him a very popular choice to pair with fellow epic commanders like Sun Tzu, Eulji Mundeok and even Bjorn Ironside for those Governors who wants to take advantage of increased attack capabilities.
Here’s a preview of Cheok Jun-Gyeong skills and how he can help lead your troops to victory in Rise of Kingdoms.
Courageous
Active Skill: Deals direct damage (Damage Factor: 1700) to the target. If the target has been reduced to 30% or less units remaining, deals additional damage (damage factor: 300).
Byeolmuban
Passive Skill: Infantry units led by this commander gain 40% increased attack. They deal 5% increased damage against cavalry, but take 5% more damage from archers.
Stalwart
Passive Skill: While on the map, troops led by this commander have a 40% chance to take 50% less skill damage. This damage reduction effect can trigger once every 4 seconds.
Sacrifice
Passive Skill: If troops led by this commander consist only of infantry units, they gain 15% increased march speed with a 100% chance of dealing 5% increased skill damage for 8 seconds when attacking. This effect can trigger once every 4 seconds and can be stacked up to 8 times.
Vow to the Death
Enhanced: Third Skill
Expertise | Enhanced Skill: Stalwart: While on the map, troops led by this commander have a 40% chance to get incoming skill damage reduced by 50% and deal skill damage to up to 3 enemy targets in a fan-shaped area (Damage Factor: 500).
Damage from this attack is reduced by 15% per additional target. This skill can be triggered once every 3 seconds.
Cheok Jun-Gyeong Talent Trees
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Star Level & Talent Point Upgrade Priority
Thanks to new Commander Skill Lock feature, you can determine which skill you want to upgrade first. Below is our recommended skill path to use based on talent tree build you picked for Cheok Jun-Gyeong
PvP Talent Tree Build:
- Keep Cheok Jun-Gyeong at 1 ⭐ until you max out his first skill.
- Level Cheok Jun-Gyeong to 2 ⭐ and max out his second skill.
- Level Cheok Jun-Gyeong to 4 ⭐ and max out all of his skills.
Field Talent Tree Build
- Keep Cheok Jun-Gyeong at 1 ⭐ until you max out his first skill.
- Level Cheok Jun-Gyeong to 2 ⭐ and max out his second skill.
- Level Cheok Jun-Gyeong to 4 ⭐ and max out all of his skills.
Best Cheok Jun-Gyeong Commander Pairs
One of the main advantage that Cheok Jun-Gyeong has is versatility and flexibility. Which makes him an incredible commander to pair with most of the infantry commanders in Rise of Kingdoms. If you are looking to maximize his combat strength, below is our recommended commander pairings for Cheok Jun-Gyeong:
Pakal II
One of the best attackers in the game, Pakal II comes with an incredible skill set that increases infantry troops both offensively and defensively. Which means he can pretty much take significant hits and shrug it off like it is nothing. Although, Pakal II is vulnerable to skill damage.
This is where Cheok Jun-Gyeong comes into the play with his superior skill damage reduction buff. If you are in need of additional defense to counter garrison commanders and their active skills, Cheok Jun-Gyeong can minimize damage taken. Plus he gives 5% skill damage bonus for infantry troops only every 4 seconds and it stacks up to 8 times. Which gives 40% additional skill damage when fighting.
But Cheok Jun-Gyeong takes this to a whole new level with his active skill. If the enemy commanders’ health is less than 30%, then he deals even more damage with his active skill to finish them off. Overall, a stellar commander pairing that excels both in attack and defense.
Harald Sigurdsson
If you want to take advantage of creating the most powerful army that can dish out major damage within matter of seconds. You may want to pair Cheok Jun-Gyeong with Harald Sigurdsson. Through stacking buff that increases skill damage by 40%, Harald Sigurdsson will be able to lash out an incredible amount of damage with his active skill when surrounded.
Furthermore, all infantry troops will get major attack boost that increases their ability to deal more damage on the battlefield. Plus Harald Sigurdsson brings excellent counterattack damage which is must in PvP battles. Although that comes at a small cost of reduced defense. Governors who prefers to play offensively will like this commander pairing but it is not good for defending.
Charles Martel
Another stellar legendary commander to pair with is Charles Martel. This commander can drastically enhance your troops’ defense by creating a powerful absorption shield. One of the main advantage that Cheok Jun-Gyeong has to offer is increasing the amount of shield absorption value through boosting skill damage factor.
40% skill damage bonus means Charles Martel can generate a powerful shield to absorb incoming attacks for much longer. That also translates into longer +30% damage bonus that will allow your troops to do even more while taking less fire. Charles Martel also grants health, defense and march speed that will definitely help Cheok Jun-Gyeong in the long run.
Alexander the Great
Easily one of the best legendary commanders to pair with is Alexander the Great. He offers amazingly high damage output as well as increased infantry attack and defense. Though most of the dynamic gameplay revolves his powerful raid-wide absorption shield. When the shield is up, increase defense.
When the shield is down, increase attack. Through Cheok Jun-Gyeong’s skill damage bonus, he can increase the amount of absorption shield value to allow the troops to withstand attacks for much longer. In addition to longer duration, the defense bonuses will extend for much of period that enhances troops survivability on the battlefield.
Furthermore, up to three enemy targets will take increased damage for 4 seconds. Overall a nice combination of balanced attack and defense for anyone who wants to take advantage of this commander pairing.
Bjorn Ironside
Alternatively, you can pair Cheok Jun-Gyeong with Bjorn Ironside if you do not have any of these legendary commanders, yet. Bjorn Ironside is a strong attacker in Rise of Kingdoms and will benefit a lot by partnering with this infantry commander. Since Cheok Jun-Gyeong grants skill damage bonus by buffing and Bjorn Ironside increases the enemy skill damage taken through debuff.
The overall skill damage actually stacks as they are separated from each other (buff and debuff). This means Bjorn Ironside can deal even more damage with his active skill and through Ambush passive skill. Cheok Jun-Gyeong also will be able to take advantage of additional skill damage bonus to perform his powerful finishing move on weakened targets. Both commanders are good for killing off enemy targets quickly.
Best Cheok Jun-Gyeong Equipment Set
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Gatekeeper’s Shield |
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Windswept War Helm |
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Windswept Breastplate |
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Calvin’s Hand |
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Sentry’s Breeches |
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The Scarlet Hounds |
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Sakura Fubuki |
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Witch’s Lineage |
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Quinn’s Soul |
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Seth’s Brutality |
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Sentry’s Breeches |
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The Scarlet Hounds |
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Shield of Eternal Empire |
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Gold Helm of the Eternal Empire |
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Plate of the Eternal Empire |
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Vambrace of the Eternal Empire |
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Greaves of the Eternal Empire |
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Sturdy Boots of the Eternal Empire |
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Best Cheok Jun-Gyeong Strategies and Tips
We have assembled a comprehensive list of best Cheok Jun-Gyeong strategies and tips to maximize this commander’s combat effectiveness in Rise of Kingdoms. Be sure to take advantage of our strategies and tips:
- Due to Cheok Jun-Gyeong talent abilities, we recommend him as a secondary commander.
- Cheok Jun-Gyeong is amazing commander for field battles and in PvP events.
- Pair him with skill damage boosting commanders like Bjorn Ironside and Sun Tzu to maximize damage output.
Sources
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