Different World Card Fight

"What? Are you trying to threaten me?" Titan was not affected by the Dreadlord at all and sneered.

At this time, the Dreadlord stopped talking nonsense with the Titan.

The Voidwalkers stood side by side. Yes, the Dreadlord summoned two Voidwalkers.

Voidwalker is the so-called shield of the warlock, and another meaning is that it exists as the nemesis of the warrior.

On the other hand, the Hellhound is also known as the Mage Killer, and when combined with the high-end military force of the Doomsday Guard, it can be said to be a complete lineup.

However, the Titans were not afraid at all. The confrontation between the two sides had been going on for a long time. If the other side could defeat them, they would not have to wait until today. The two sides were just evenly matched.

It can even be said that even if two people fight, the probability of both being injured in the end is more than 90%.

Titan knew clearly that with the cunning and treacherous nature of the demons, there was no possibility that they would fight him head-on.

However, even so, Titan still summoned some of his other elves into battle, and took back the elven archers who had already stopped fighting.

At the same time, of course, he also summoned his own small team.

Needless to say, the Mountain Giant was greatly suppressed, but under the same conditions, the opponent's situation was not much better, so he was still able to exert great energy.

The next person summoned was a short but very strong dwarf warrior with bulging muscles and a huge hammer. The bold and brave dwarves are an ancient race that originated from the earth spirits created by the Titans in the early world with living stones. Due to a disease called the Curse of Flesh, the earth spirit ancestors of the dwarves experienced

After a metamorphosis, their rock hides turned into soft skin. Eventually, these flesh and blood called themselves dwarves and created the powerful Ironforge on the snow-covered peak of Khaz Modan. The ancestors of the dwarves were earthen spirits created by the Titans. In the history of the world of Azeroth, the earliest earthen spirits were affected and mutated into stone monsters in their mother bodies. This was a barbaric failure, so the Titans locked up the failed product and started a second experiment in Uldaman. The final earthen spirits evolved into the solid race of dwarves! Later, when the dwarves gradually left Uldaman and established Khaz Modan, they formed different clans.

The explosion of the Well of Eternity tore the world of Azeroth apart, and also deeply affected the earth spirits. They suffered a great blow along with the pain of the earth, and thus lost their self-awareness, and sealed themselves in the world where they were born.

The earthen spirits of Uldaman and Ulduar were the first cities built by the earthen spirits, named after the ancient Titans. Now, these cities are buried deep underground, and the earthen spirits have been sleeping here for nearly 8000 years. Although it is still unclear what woke them up, one day, the earthen spirits of Uldaman finally woke up from their slumber. These earthen spirits found that their bodies had changed a lot during their slumber. They were originally like stone.

Their hard skin became soft and smooth, and their ability to control the earth and stone became much weaker. They became more ordinary creatures. They called themselves "dwarves". These remaining earthen left the city of Uldaman and explored the gradually awakening world of Azeroth. Because they were still attracted by the mysteries and sense of security deep underground, the dwarves built a huge kingdom in the highest mountain on land. They named their kingdom after Khaz'goroth, the Titan god of construction, and called it "Khaz Modan" or "Peak of Khaz".

The people built altars to their Titan fathers and a great furnace in the center of the mountain. Over the long centuries, the three dwarf clans - the Bronzebeards, the Wildhammers, and the Dark Irons - lived in unity in Ironforge under the wise rule of the powerful High King of the Mountain, Modimus Anvilmar. When Modimus died, tensions between the three clans grew, and war broke out among them for control of the city. Thus began the War of the Three Hammers. This brutal battle lasted for many years until the Bronzebeards were defeated.

The dwarves of Ironforge won sole ownership of Ironforge and drove out their rivals. The war severed all ties between the three tribes, and they each continued to forge their own new destinies. Under the leadership of King Magni Bronzebeard, the strong and resilient residents of Ironforge became the backbone of the Alliance army, defeating the orcs time and time again. Since then, the dwarves of Ironforge have been an important force in the Alliance.

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At the same time, due to various reasons, Bronzebeard's dominant position has also changed greatly, or it can not be called a change, but a huge change. If it were not for the intervention of King Varian Wrynn of Stormwind and his son Prince Anduin, her reckless behavior might have led to another civil war. Under Varian's guidance, through the Council of Three Hammers, the control of Ironforge

From then on, it was divided into three parts, belonging to the Bronzebeard tribe, the Wildhammer tribe and the Dark Iron tribe.

Today, the Council of Three Hammers is the highest decision-making body of the Dwarves, comparable to the Supreme Council of the Humans. Of course, the highest decision-making bodies of the Alliance of Races are naturally higher, but I won't say much about them. After King Magni was petrified, the Council of Three Hammers was established, consisting of one representative from each of the three Dwarven tribes. Muradin Bronzebeard is Magni's younger brother, who participated in the war against the Lich King, and he represents the Bronzebeard tribe. Falstad Wildhammer, a famous griffon rider and high lord of his tribe, represents the Wildhammer tribe. Moira Thaurissan, due to her bloodline, is the legitimate heir to the throne of Ironforge, and represents the Dark Iron tribe, which was once composed of

Her late husband Dagran ruled. Despite their different backgrounds and philosophies, the three representatives all pledged to unite and rule for the benefit of Ironforge. Creatures created by the Titans, also known as Deep Elves, are called "Forgemen". They are characterized by their resistance to blows, long beards, ability to drink, and proficiency in using battle axes and warhammers. They have a hit bonus when attacking orcs, giants, and goblin creatures, and are good at dealing with large

Dwarves have a natural resistance to poisons, are extremely stubborn and taciturn, and speak in a very down-to-earth manner, so sometimes it's funny to hear them talk.

Needless to say, everyone knows its characteristics. The most important or most concerned thing is its forging ability. As for its combat ability, it is basically covered up.

Just like the natural magic of the elves, it does not mean that they have no talent for other magic elements. Of course, relatively speaking, this is just the dwarves in World of Warcraft. You should know that dwarves are a race in Norse mythology, creatures created by the Titans. Dwarves are regarded by many gamers because of their special status in mythology.

So, their situation is very similar to that of the Titans, and even more extensive. Because in many myths, the Titans are beings that have been upgraded to gods, while dwarves, elves, etc. are real species.

There is no essential difference between the race and humans.

If the dwarves are a widely spread race, then the elves naturally need no further explanation. However, in this world, there is another race that is different from the ones that are spread outside.

The Titans then summoned the worgen druid, an elf of speed and strength. Behind the terrifying Greymane Wall, a terrible curse has spread throughout the independent human nation of Gilneas, transforming many of its sturdy inhabitants into terrifying beasts known as worgen.

The origins of the druids have been hotly debated, and startling facts have come to light. Long ago, during a brutal war between the night elves and the demonic satyrs on Kalimdor, a group of druids used a powerful but uncontrollable shapeshifting form that manifested the rage of the ancient wolf Goldrinn. Taught by Ralaar Fangflame, these druids sought to suppress the uncontrollable rage within their shapeshifting form. To do so, they were willing to power the Scythe of Elune, a druid made from the fangs of Goldrinn and the

The druids were furious, however, and the weapon transformed Ralaar and his followers into werewolves: half-human, half-beasts enslaved by their own primal nature. Ralaar, blinded by rage, attacked the satyrs without distinguishing friend from foe. Night elves bitten by the mad beasts were cursed with a vicious curse, and transformed into werewolves. In order to save the world at all costs, Ralaar and his followers were killed.

To stop the spread of the wound, Malfurion Stormrage banished the worgen to the pocket-sized Emerald Dream, where they slept peacefully for eternity. The worgen threat was contained for a thousand years until the great mage Arugal released the worgen from the Dream. Summoned by King Genn Greymane, they were sent to the front lines to resist the Scourge that had invaded the kingdom of Gilneas. However, the curse of these beasts soon spread to humans throughout Silverpine Forest, infecting Gilnean soldiers standing on the Greymane Wall. Soon the curse spread beyond the legendary wall and gradually eroded the people of Gilneas. The city of Gilneas was in a state of panic due to the increasing number of strange disappearances and attacks. Not long ago, the curse was contained and stopped, but in the end, the victory proved to be short-lived. Just as Gilneas was recovering from the civil war, the curse returned with greater force. A greater threat to the worgen was that the Forsaken were attacking their gates in an attempt to conquer Gilneas. But what many residents don't know is that a struggle between humanity and beast is also in full swing among the werewolves. It remains unknown whether these cursed Gilneans can regain balance before the entire kingdom loses its humanity.

Number. . It must be said that classifying werewolves as lawful is definitely inconsistent with Jiang Jun's knowledge. Of course, this is excluded from the cognition of World of Warcraft, because if it is the existence of druids, it is naturally nothing. But when it comes to werewolves, I am afraid that people don't think of werewolf druids, but the dark race that howls at the moon.