Go Go! My Lord Season 6 Famous Generals Summon Priority Guide

Prioritize Overlord Sun Ce (Ba Sun Ce) and Strategist Guo Jia (Ce Guo Jia) when spending recruitment tickets on the Season 6 (Taiwan version) Famous Generals banners in Go Go! My Lord. Both units deliver broad value through burst damage, self-shielding, or rage suppression, while the remaining four generals require specific burn, low-HP retaliation, or stall lineups to justify their summon cost.

Season 6 Famous Generals Comparison

Season 6 introduces six Famous Generals. Splitting limited summon currency across every banner dilutes star progression, so match your pulls to your roster's active archetype and budget:

Top Priorities: Overlord Sun Ce and Strategist Guo Jia

Strategist Guo Jia (Ce Guo Jia) is the most accessible high-priority pickup for free-to-play and low-spending accounts because he functions at 3-Star. His kit siphons enemy rage and applies broad crowd control, stopping opposing burst carries from casting ultimate skills in the opening rounds. Because his value comes from skill timing and disruption rather than raw stat scaling, he fits directly into Wei formations, hybrid magic lineups, and multi-control teams without heavy star investment.

Overlord Sun Ce (Ba Sun Ce) serves as a primary frontline carry who converts combat pressure into stacking offensive damage and temporary health shields. Unlike passive tanks that only absorb hits, he threatens enemy backlines with penetrating strikes. However, Sun Ce requires at least 5-Star promotion—and performs best at 8-Star or higher—to survive early burst damage before his self-shielding ramps up.

Conditional Carries: Flame Huang Zhong and Evil Dian Wei

Only summon from the A-Tier banners if your account already runs their required support mechanics and can afford a 5-Star minimum investment:

• Flame Huang Zhong (Yan Huang Zhong): Built for rosters centered on Burn stacks and critical damage. He targets fractured backlines, accelerates allied burns, and detonates marks on priority targets in PvE and faction-locked events. Skip him if you lack dedicated burn enablers, as his damage drops noticeably without fire support.
• Evil Dian Wei (E Dian Wei): A berserker counter-pick against single-target burst teams that fail to secure one-shot kills. As his health drops, he gains damage amplification, lifesteal, and counter-attack triggers. Avoid relying on him against heavy control teams, as freeze or rage-draining debuffs can eliminate him at low health before his retaliation triggers.

Low-Priority Picks: Breacher Gao Shun and Steadfast Cao Ren

Breacher Gao Shun (Xian Gao Shun) shreds percentage-based physical armor and displaces enemy frontliners to expose backline supports. While useful as a 3-Star counter-pick against defense-stacking arena teams, he lacks the raw damage and general survivability needed for a permanent spot in a standard five-hero progression team.

Steadfast Cao Ren (Jian Cao Ren) distributes team-wide shields and raw damage reduction, making him a safe skip for most rosters. High-level Season 6 stages punish slow clear speeds, so pure defensive stall teams struggle to beat stage timers unless built around a dedicated mono-Wei turtle composition.

Recommended Pulling Order

1. Pull Overlord Sun Ce to at least 5-Star first if you need a frontline anchor carry and have the resources to sustain his star threshold.
2. Secure a 3-Star Strategist Guo Jia to unlock his rage drain and crowd control utility for arena and boss stages at a lower resource cost.
3. Check your fire supports before pulling Flame Huang Zhong, and commit only if you already field established burn spreaders and can reach 5-Star.
4. Skip Steadfast Cao Ren and Breacher Gao Shun unless you are specifically building a mono-Wei stall squad or need an anti-armor arena tech unit after finishing your core carries.