| “ | Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time that we fall. | ” |
| —Dialogue in A Three-Pronged Attack | ||
Bui Bi (Vietnamese: Bùi Bị) is a hero in Age of Empires II HD: Rise of the Rajas. As a hero, he cannot be converted and regenerates health. Bui Bi himself appears in A Three-Pronged Attack, the fifth scenario of Le Loi campaign, and the unit can be found in the Scenario Editor and several scenarios representing some sort of a Monk.
He has the appearance of a Buddhist Monk complete with an East Asian Khakkhara walking stick, and is identical in appearance to Chand Bardai. Unlike Chand Bardai, who can only heal other units, Bui Bi functions similar to a Monk, though with improved stats and without the ability to carry Relics. He is not affected by Monastery technologies.
Campaign appearances[]
Prithviraj[]
- The Fate of India: Two Monks present in the base of the Buddhist Monks are renamed Bui Bi.
- The Legend of Prithviraj: The Poets in service to Chand Bardai are all renamed Bui Bi.
Le Loi[]
- The Battle at Hanoi: In the Definitive Edition, the Turtle Monk is a renamed Bui Bi.
- A Three-Pronged Attack: Bui Bi himself appears alongside Luu Nhan Chu, in command of the western Dai Viet base, set on controlling the local rice fields.
Bayinnaung[]
- The Burmese Tigers: King Tabishwehti's advisor, Thado Dhamma Yaza is a renamed Bui Bi.
- The Mandalay Cobra: Thado Dhamma Yaza reappears in Pagan in service of Bayinnaung.
- The Royal Peacock: Thado Dhamma Yaza and Smim Htaw are enemy commanders. They themselves appear in the scenario as renamed Bui Bi starting with Dynasties of India.
- The Old Tiger: Bayinnaung is a renamed Bui Bi and needs to reach the four Buddhist Temples located in Mrauk U.
Rajendra[]
- Sacred Waters: The friendly Monks of Utkala who ask Rajendra to reclaim their Relic Cart from the local Bandits are renamed Bui Bi.
Victors and Vanquished[]
- Nobunaga: Bui Bi is renamed and used as the starting Monk, as well as Otomo Sorin, the Otomo clan leader.
- Shimazu: There are several Buddhist Monks in Korea. A Hikikomori on a western island is also one, and will join Shimazu upon being discovered.
- Temujin: A Buddhist Monk is present by a small shrine to the west, offering healing.
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