Chapter 216 Epoch-making gameplay (3 more)

   (Leader of the Sky: Burning Dawn 9/10)

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   "Grass, I am Zhongli!"

   "Don't talk nonsense, I'm Zhongli!"

A group of sand sculpture players with the name 'Zhongli' sprayed each other while chanting incantations to make the barrel-shaped rock blocks rise from the ground. No, to be precise, a small space was left on the ground. System trap.

  These high-tech traps, built by Ironforge dwarves and gnome craftsmen, can be reused many times once they are placed, until they are completely destroyed or their energy is exhausted.

   All traps are adjusted to be pressure-triggered, which will only trigger when a weight over 150kg is pressed.

  The vast majority of human and orc hard labor, even if they are fully armed, cannot reach this weight. Before the orcs discover this secret, they often step on a trap and pay the life of an elite warrior or multiple hard labor.

   is really a life-threatening job.

   As for the dense fog that must come every night... To be reasonable, it is not easy for travelers to engage in smoke generators?

  After that, Orgrim's clearing progress was so bad that it was like falling into a quagmire.

  The real Stormwind City is not comparable to the condensed version of the game at all. The entire Stormwind City is nearly 80 square kilometers. After centuries of expansion, Stormwind City almost filled the entire valley.

  Any district has more than 10 square kilometers, and each district is separated by a canal.

  Because the canal is connected to the spring, and the water is fast, even after the orcs occupied Stormwind City, they could not completely fill the canal. These canals with a width of 20 meters have only a few bridges to cross the river, which well blocks the dispatch of the army.

   And Kargath's defeat was beyond Orgrim's expectations, so when he led his army to attack, he had to re-fight all areas once.

   Those trident soldiers are like monkey spirits, and they just avoided the area where Orgrim was located. Anyway, where he was, the main force of the trident took a detour and did not face him at all.

  Orgrim did not dare to spread his elite subordinates and generals too much.

   I couldn't see any famous powerhouses on the other side, but the fact that the other side killed Kargath proved that they had the fighting power to kill the first-line chiefs. This was the most annoying thing.

  The orcs circled around for three days and made no progress, but lost more than a thousand elite warriors to go in.

   Orgrim finally realized that these guys were tough.

  He had to copy McDonald's homework - yes! He also wanted to play Turret Stream.

   Orgrim soon found himself outrageously wrong, and the craftsmanship of the orcs was not at the same level as that of humans.

   Orcs only use giant wood with animal skins and plaster to create something similar to a brick and wood structure.

  When Lothar was guarding Stormwind City, he had already chopped down all the wood on the road from Stormwind City to Golden Town, and used it to build the defense line from Golden Town to West Spring Fortress. After so long, the wood that was available at the beginning was either moldy, or it was used by the left-behind clan to build houses.

   Anyway, making the orc version of the arrow tower is just a variety of inconveniences.

  It is useless to build it, there must be heavy fog in the middle of the night.

   As soon as the fog came, the other side said that 300 thieves came to touch them, and the sentinels who were left behind would be killed indiscriminately.

   Sleeping, going to the toilet, and eating supper, anyway, wherever the thieves group goes, nothing grows.

   In the case of darkness and fog, the combat power of the orc warriors dropped by at least 50%.

  Basically, the areas that were shot during the day were spit out at night, and tons of traps were reloaded for humans.

   Orgrim is going crazy.

   On the other side, while the sand sculpture players trapped the Blackrock clan, Ironforge ushered in the dawn of victory.

   Dwarf King Magni and his younger brother Brian are in the mage hall, watching a group of dwarf wizards cast spells. Dwarves do not have wizards, and their allies, gnomes, are known as wizards. The friendly relationship between Bronzebeard and gnomes goes back a long way.

   Ironforge at this point in time did not actually set a spatial anchor point. Without an anchor point, there would be no point-to-point magic transmission between major cities.

   Before, humans and Bronzebeard dwarves did not have such a close relationship, and of course they would not open teleportation points to each other.

   is different now. The orcs have been attacking Ironforge for nearly a year. Although Ironforge has hoarded a lot of materials, there are always some materials that are particularly lacking. such as medicines.

   Daily high-intensity battles keep the dwarf priest's spiritual power on the verge of being overdrawn.

   In addition, there are high-grade metal ingots. Thanks to the batch of Thorium ingots that Mai someone sold at a low price in advance, the losses suffered by Magni's personal guard [Dwarf Guard of the Chamber of Secrets] were much smaller than expected. This allowed Magni to be on the front line with his personal guards whenever Ironforge was in danger, repelling the orcs' incursions.

   A few months ago, Ironforge could only rely on the Griffins of the Alliance to deliver limited supplies. Today, this situation is finally going to change.

   "Connected!" The gnome mage exclaimed in surprise.

   "Prepare! At the same time, everyone be careful!" Magni greeted his men.

   More than 500 dwarf elites surrounded this place with three inner layers and three outer layers.

   As we all know, orcs also seem to know how to teleport. If it is not friendly troops, but orcs, it will be a lot of fun.

  Fortunately, when the azure arcane arcane light door opened, there were human faces across the door.

   "I'm Alliance Major General McDonald Stratholme, may I ask you to be Your Majesty Magni Bronzebeard?"

"McDonald's!?" Magni's eyes lit up, and the smile on his face burst into bloom: "Oh, my old friend! I really miss you!" The powerful dwarf king greeted McDonald's Ken is a bear hug.

   "Ouch!" Mai Xie felt that his internal organs were displaced.

   Seeing someone's performance, Brian blinked - isn't this one called the God of War in Stratholme? How do you feel... a little weak?

  If someone Mic heard Brian's voice, he would definitely say: Cough! It's all a misunderstanding!

   The real **** of war! The power can shatter the lion and shake the ground with one kick!

   False God of War! When you touch it, it collapses, and your foot becomes numb!

   At this moment, McDonald's hates it - that system that doesn't do business, if you don't make me a magistrate, you can't give me a thousand 800 stamina points and make me stronger?

  【I am the Astral God system, not the Interstellar God of War system. 】

  Your sister! It's the opposite! Actually the system will complain.

   Here, Magni saw his old friend Lothar with excitement.

  Lothar and Magni have known each other for many years, and they are already very familiar with each other. After a few greetings, Lothar handed over the military power to McDonald, and then returned to the other side of the portal.

  Magni was so excited as he watched the rows of brightly armored Stormwind Kingdom soldiers step out of the portal.

   "Finally I can beat those **** orcs to death."

  Send the soldiers over. It sounds like a tall man. In fact, at this point in time, only the gods who don’t care about the cost can afford it.

  Why?

   The only people who can afford teleportation are high-level mages or above.

   To really maintain a large portal, it must be presided over by an archmage.

   In reality, opening a portal to send people and supplies costs a constant amount of magic power. The total amount of mana of an archmage can transport hundreds of people, which is great. No matter how much, you can only rely on the magic crystal to go back and forth.

   Coincidentally, a certain army that robbed the water of many wells in Sun Well, most of them lacked magic crystals.

   (end of this chapter)