Azeroth Shadow of the Moon

Gul'dan never considered himself and Orgrim...or the Horde to be the same.

His goal is very simple, and it has never changed since he was looked down upon by his clansmen - to become an existence that everyone looks up to and worships.

God, the concept was first told to Gul'dan by Kil'jaeden.

The ignorant orcs couldn't understand this concept at first, and Kil'jaeden deliberately described it in a way that Gul'dan could easily absorb.

Higher life forms with a higher level of life and soul than ordinary mortals, with eternal longevity and unparalleled strength.

For the night elves, who possess immortality, powerful bodies and spell talents, the so-called gods have always lived within their reach.

Don't mistake demigods for gods, these existences with immortal souls have indeed surpassed the level of mortals.

After a long period of observation, Andrea learned a lot about the original brown-skinned orcs and the green-skinned orcs who drank the blood of demons.

The physical fitness of ordinary brown-skinned orc warriors is not much higher than that of humans who have undergone formal combat training. If they are top-notch, they can only fight two with one, and they are not sure that they can win a one-on-one fight against a draenei.

After drinking Mannoroth's fel blood, the orcs' physical functions were greatly developed. Although their potential was overdrawn, they did gain physical abilities far exceeding normal conditions within a certain unit of time.

Unlike the atypical mortal races that use various elves as references, orcs, like humans, are the most standard mortal template.

The life cycle is short, the fertility is strong, and there is infinite potential in a short life. The geniuses of heaven can even achieve an unimaginable speed of progress in just a hundred years.

The night elves born with the blessing of the Well of Eternity are born with outstanding arcane affinity and physical talent.

Although there is a gap in absolute strength with the green-skinned orcs, considering the comprehensive combat qualities such as agility, it is not a big problem for the night elves to defeat the green-skinned orcs one-on-one.

If the difference in tactics and military discipline between the two sides is counted, the orcs, a young race, were almost beaten in front of the night elves.

The root cause of Orgrim's confidence in being able to conquer the entire Eastern Continent lies in his lack of knowledge.

The most powerful enemy the orcs have ever seen is the draenei, and they are self-castrated draenei under Velen's control.

Because of Prophet Velen's benevolent foreign policy, the Draenei would never fight the enemy unless they were cornered.

The reason why the green-skinned orcs were able to suppress the draenei in the city in Draenor was actually very simple-number advantage.

Draenor is the home world of the orcs, while the Draenei are just alien exiles who accidentally landed from the universe. The foundations of the two sides in Draenor are completely different.

In this respect, Gul'dan's knowledge is broader than that of War Chief Orgrim. From Kil'jaeden and the Burning Legion, he has learned about the wider world beyond Draenor and the various forces that are countless times stronger than orcs. Type demon.

Gul'dan, who set the sole goal of becoming a god, had no intention of living and dying with the tribe at all. He just wanted to use the military strength of the tribe to rampage in Azeroth so that he could get what he wanted.

Tomb of Sargeras.

Although a coma made many things out of his control, Gul'dan managed to find the location of Sargeras' tomb from Medivh's mind.

What he wants to do most now is to get rid of Orgrim's ubiquitous surveillance and set sail to find the sunken island where the tomb of Sargeras is located and remove the fel artifact in the tomb to absorb power.

Orgrim's promise was exactly what he wanted, although he could guess the other party's plan, the warchief wanted to use the high elves to consume the strength of the Raider clan so that he could control him more easily.

Gul'dan simply followed his tactics. He didn't have any feelings for his orc compatriots who despised and excluded him since he was a child.

As long as you can achieve your goal, it doesn't matter if the entire Baoloo clan is buried.

Interestingly, Orgrim also thought he had guessed Gul'dan's mind, and the cunning warlock wanted to escape his control.

However, the great chief had already planted eyeliners and secret hands beside Gul'dan, and the two people with their own ghost plans at least reached a consensus on the matter of attacking Taquilin.

On the top floor of the Taquilin Mage Tower, what Andrea and others saw was such a strange scene.

The orc's large army was firmly stationed in place, and only one clan with less than a thousand people was sent out to lead the battle.

...What do you mean? Kael'thas couldn't understand the brain circuits of the orcs at all. Aren't they in a hurry? Why didn't they launch a full-scale attack immediately?

This question was also what Zul'jin wanted to ask. The Amani chief who was eager for revenge was not interested in the grievances between Orgrim and Gul'dan, he only wanted the result.

Great chief! Why don't you send heavy troops to attack? What can a mere clan do?

Don't worry, Chief Zul'jin, Gul'dan's clan has many spellcasters, let's just watch their performance.

Orgrim crossed his arms and watched calmly as Gul'dan commanded the Ravager clan to form.

The core territory of Quel'Thalas has a powerful enchantment called Bandin Norrell, once opened, it can prohibit all enemies within the entire enchantment from using spells.

However, the Taquilin located in the Amani Forest was not within the range of the barrier, and Gul'dan and other warlocks were not hindered in using spells.

Due to the promise to Orgrim not to use fel energy, the warlocks under Gul'dan can only use shadow spells and death spells awkwardly.

Driven by Gugall, the strong ogre rushed to the front with the weapons in their hands high, and the thick road blocking piles could be smashed by them with a single blow.

Li Reza raised his right hand as a signal, and all the ranger troops in Taquilin drew their longbow strings.

Free Fire!

Whoosh whoosh!

Almost all the rangers of the high elves are sharpshooters, and they have been fighting against forest trolls for many years, so they have very rich experience in fighting against the enemy.

snort!

The hunched Gul'dan snorted softly, and raised his hand to grab the air. Most of the arrows attacking the orc warlock deviated from their original direction due to some kind of attraction.

oh?

Andrea touched his chin with great interest, The group weakened version of Death Grip?

It has to be said that Gul'dan is indeed a magic wizard. After Orgrim banned the use of fel energy, he only spent more than a year researching the initial principles of using death and shadow power by analogy.

DK's Death Grip is the magical product of the combination of the two. Since Talon Gorefiend can use it, it makes no sense that Gul'dan, who is a mentor, can't.

When Gul'dan helped the Raiding Clan defend with the first wave of arrows, the orc warlocks also began to fight back, and a large number of dark shadow arrows flew towards the undefended Taquilin.

Unmoved, Kael'thas lightly activated Taquilin's mage tower defense, and a translucent blue-purple light curtain blocked the warlock's magic attack.

As the defensive side, the high elves who are waiting for work will not take the initiative to attack. Kael'thas even deliberately stationed the night elf army in a place far from Taquilin.

The ogre infantry continued to approach, and Li Reza, who had been authorized by Kael'thas, commanded loudly, Arcane puppets step forward to defend! The Sunfury Legion is ready to attack!