Generals acquire experience points and can gain levels to make them stronger, and can also be equipped with better weapons, armour and spells. Each general can also enter Rampage mode, which sees them going solo and taking on enemy troops single handedly. These abilities range from support styles that can lower an enemy's defense or raise your own, to magical attacks that can freeze or set fire to enemies. The generals leading each troop are where Kessen III's battles leave the mundane, as each one has access to a list of special abilities that can turn a battle. There are a few limited combos you can perform on enemy troops, but for the most part tapping the attack button should see you through most encounters. Players use the left joystick to maneuver, with the Square button used for attack, Triangle for special skills and X for retreat. Kessen III in Battle mode plays more like Dynasty Warriors, although instead of one character, you'll be controlling a whole squad of soldiers at the same time. You'll even come across enemy barricades and encampments which you'll either have to destroy or find a way around to proceed.
Troops will move faster going downhill, for example, and any unit that has the high ground will have a distinct combat advantage. Instead of large open, flat terrains which were the hallmark of previous Kessens, Kessen III features smaller maps with varied terrain that can have a significant impact on skirmishes. Battle is where you'll spend most of your time in Kessen III, and is also the area where this game departs more from its prequels.
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