Azeroth Shadow of the Moon

After Azshara gave up taking the initiative to attack and took the defensive position, the soldiers of the Vanguard Battalion suddenly became idle.

As Tidalfall was breached, and the hidden dangers in the rear were removed, Andrea tentatively launched an attack on the Boiling Terrace while waiting for the Alliance and Horde reinforcements to arrive.

Facts have proved that Naga, who focuses on defense, can display quite good combat effectiveness in his lair.

The defensive position firmly in front of the Eternal Palace was arranged like a hairy hedgehog, and countless anti-aircraft harpoon guns made the flying fleet approaching from high altitude return without success.

Naga, who started to lay out the defense line in advance, built most of the harpoon guns behind the mountains of the coral reefs, making it difficult to accurately hit the target with long-range bombardment.

The Naga witches who jointly cast spells attracted dark clouds and thunder in the sky. The harsh environment greatly reduced the role of the flying fleet.

Andrea frowned and looked at the carefully redrawn map, If you want to break through the Naga's position now, I'm afraid you can only take a strong attack regardless of the loss.

As Okani said, the flank threat has not been lifted, and now is not the best time to launch a general offensive.

The Coral Forest and the Kelp Forest respectively have two Naga defense strongholds, the Tower of Athayaleh and the Tower of Zanzir.

These two strongholds guard the other two routes leading to the Eternal Palace. If they can attack on three fronts, the Naga defense line, which has lost sight of the other, should be able to break through better.

Just as Andrea was worried, with the arrival of the third batch of reinforcements from major international neutral organizations, the Alliance and the Horde met in Suramar at about the same time.

When the enemy met, they were extremely jealous.

If it hadn't been for Elisande, the host, to use the power of the Eye of Aman'Thul to disarm the two parties and forcibly separate their stagnation time, the Horde and the Alliance have already fought in Suramar.

Originally, Andrea thought that the current Horde was far behind the Alliance in terms of military strength, but the allies who arrived with the orcs surprised Andrea.

First of all, the helpers that Goyle recruited in Northrend with his personal charm, the yak people who have always claimed to be neutral finally agreed to join the tribe under Goyle's soft and hard words.

The alliance with the Yakmen has expanded the tribe's sphere of influence in the Borean Tundra. The thick-skinned Yakmen have good combat effectiveness. In terms of resistance to beating, they are stronger than the Kalimdor Tauren and Highmountain Tauren. .

The second is the Forsaken who are close to the end of the mountain.

Because the undead are very sensitive to the breath of the living, Priscim failed to place scouts in Stratholme, and Andrea didn't know when the Forsaken got in touch with the orcs, and then joined the tribe's camp.

The tragic battle with Lordaeron made Nathanos realize the reality. To ensure the continued survival of his compatriots, it is far from enough to rely on the power of the Forsaken alone.

Nathanos, who changed his surname to Blightcaller, took the initiative to send undead dives to the Borean Tundra to get in touch with the orc tribe of Goel and expressed his willingness to join the tribe, provided that the tribe provided assistance to the Forsaken.

Orcs have also experienced natural disasters, and Goel is quite wary of these undead who claim to have their own will.

After a period of secret contact, Go'el initially determined that the Forsaken under Nathanos' command would not be as crazy as the Scourge.

At least, not yet.

The Horde really needs more allies now, and after some discussions with Jorin and Drek'Thar and others, Go'el finally agreed to accept the Forsaken.

Excluding the goblins, who are few in number but have good technological strength, the last important ally of the tribe made Andrea's jaw drop. It turned out to be a Gurubashi jungle troll.

According to the information sent back by Prism, the orcs first came into contact with the Drakkari Empire of Zuldak.

But this group of frost trolls had long accepted their fate under the training of the night elves. At least in the land of Northrend, they did not want to do anything that might cause the night elves to misunderstand.

Zandalari, the suzerain country, failed to persuade Drakkari to jump out and make trouble, and the tribe naturally couldn't do it either.

I don't know if Go'el deliberately shot a false shot. His real goal is not the Drakkari Empire, but the Gurubashi jungle trolls that are adjacent to the territory of the Stormwind Kingdom.

Goyle has never given up on the idea of ​​finding more living territories for the tribe. As Freya gradually took over the Sholazar Basin, the final expansion direction around the Borean Tundra was blocked, and Goyle had to find another place .

Stranglethorn Vale is a good place, the internal turmoil of the jungle trolls cannot control the entire Stranglethorn Vale, and the southern cape is occupied by goblins evacuated from the Kezan Islands.

Goblins are an extremely greedy race, in order to get gold coins, they can sell their mothers without hesitation.

Although not all goblins will be mad to this extent, but to believe that the moral bottom line of goblins is itself an unreliable false proposition.

Due to his outstanding ability and low-key and down-to-earth personality, Yorin Deadeye, who escaped from Draenor, was gradually cultivated by Goel as his right-hand man and heir.

Jorin sneaked into Stranglethorn Vale under the assignment of the warchief.

Many trade princes of the goblins jointly built a seaport city named Booty Bay on the southern cape, and they fought endlessly for power in the city all day long.

After disguising, Jolin personally infiltrated one of the factions to find information. After several months of investigation, he finally identified a goblin with potential and the most basic conscience.

The goblin named Gazlowe was promised by Jorin that he would help him become the most powerful trade prince, and he would unite all goblins.

After a series of alliances and assassinations, Gazlowe successfully emerged from the goblin infighting in Booty Bay.

Most of the powerful trade princes were sunk into the sea, and a few fled in panic. Gazlowe became the only leader of the goblins.

With the help of the goblins, the orc forces finally infiltrated the southern part of Stranglethorn Vale without the Alliance knowing.

Yorin didn't stop his actions. After several failed contacts, he finally got the chance to communicate directly with Zul'Gurub's senior management.

As the suzerain of the Gurubashi Empire, the Gurubashi clan has been living a very miserable life in recent years. After the Darkspear clan was driven away, the ambitions of the Skunksplitting and Bloodtop clans became bigger and bigger.

Although under the coordination of Zandalari, the jungle trolls united for a short time to attack the human territory of Dusk Forest, but as Zandalar signed a peace agreement with the night elves first, the jungle trolls were forced to withdraw to Stranglethorn Vale.

Zandalar's reneging made the Gurubashi high-level very angry, and the blood lord Mandokir swore in public that he would never obey Zandalar's orders again.

However, the Gurubashi, the clan of the jungle trolls, showed signs of decline in the civil war. Apart from still sitting on the capital Zul'Gurub, they had no advantage against the two clans of Bloodtop and Skullsplit.

Mandokir was worried about the future of the Gurubashi clan when an Atalai sorcerer named Jin'do suddenly approached him.

Jin'du promised to bring the Gurubashi clan back to its peak, on the condition that the entire Gurubashi clan believes in the great blood god Hakar.

When Mandokir was in a dilemma, the special envoy of the tribe got in touch with him through the obstacles of the Bloodtop and Skullsplit clans.

What is Haka, and what are the consequences of believing in him, as a descendant of the Gurubashi clan who has experienced the chaos of evil gods, Mandokir knows this clearly.

Until the end of the mountain, Mandokir will not make this most dangerous choice.

Yorin, who claimed to be the advisor of the great chief of the tribe, just asked for an interview at this time, and the blood lord who was in a dilemma saw a glimmer of light in the endless darkness.