Crossing the Other World: My Warcraft System

The Bronzebeards' bombardment continued. In just over ten minutes, they had poured fifty thousand gold coins worth of shells into the orcs' positions.

It is true that when the cannon is fired, there will be a fortune of gold. However, the dwarves are well-known rich people in Azeroth. It is difficult for a race that specializes in mining ore and forging iron to be poor.

As both are professional miners, the kobolds expressed their dissatisfaction because they were always robbed by other races due to their poor fighting ability and could not accumulate wealth. Looking at the generosity of the dwarves, the kobolds were so proud of themselves that they almost fainted in the toilet from crying.

But Orgrim was no pushover. When he was arranging the fortress, he had imagined a situation where the Alliance's mage corps on the front line would use long-range spells to attack the fortress, although now it was artillery bombardment instead of meteorites falling from the sky cast by mages.

The orc soldiers in the second line set up their catapults, aimed at the starting point of the artillery fire, and began to hurl huge stones.

However, it was obvious that the power and firing frequency of the catapult were not as good as those of the mortar. Soon the catapult position became the target of the Bronzebeard dwarves. After another half an hour, the mortar stopped firing.

"Keep going, why don't you fight? I'm really enjoying watching it!" Brian asked the artillerymen.

"Prince, we have run out of shells. We need to transport more before we can continue the attack!" The first batch of shells had been used up, and the result was that the orcs' front line was plowed and covered with bullet craters.

How dense are these craters? To put it another way, the crater theory does not apply at all to the orcs' position at this time.

"The shells are all used up? So quickly!" Brian was surprised. One hundred thousand gold coins were used to buy a cannon, and one hundred thousand gold coins were used to buy shells. Garin also gave a buy one get one free deal and one hundred thousand shells as a gift. It was just an hour of fun and it was over?

But it doesn't matter, Brian said they have other new things besides mortars.

"Second brother, you hold the position here. Tank team, follow me!" Brian waved his hand, and more than forty dwarves followed him and ran back, then divided into groups and entered the golden steam tanks.

Brian was extremely excited. The mortar bombardment was just to relieve the depression in his chest. What really interested him were these ten steam tanks.

This is the romance of men!

The war not only allowed humans to train hundreds of thousands of elite veterans, but other races also gained a lot. The baptism of war stimulated the technological development of dwarves and gnomes. Tanks and aircraft have taken shape, the first mechanical chocobo of the Great Craftsman is already on the way, and McNeill Thermaplugg's electrocution device Unit-01 is also under development.

To put it bluntly, their physical fitness is not as good as that of the strong orcs. Although the dwarves are not in bad physical condition and are short but sturdy, they are at a disadvantage in terms of height and perspective when facing orcs who are about two meters tall, so they have to find another way.

While their research and development was still in its early stages, Garin directly sold twenty steam tanks to the Bronzebeards. It was not known whether Magni liked Garin or not, but Brian was quite satisfied after he paid the money.

"Dwarf brothers! Attack!" After Brian roared, he retracted his body into the tank and closed the lid.

Buzz!

The steam tank's power pack roared, and then the wheels began to turn, carrying the entire body of the tank.

Behind the tanks, dozens of aircraft also began to take off and fight together with the tanks.

That's right, the steam tanks were bought by the dwarves, and Brian didn't like those aircraft because of his fear of heights. The remaining aircraft were bought by the gnomes. Except for a few that were shipped back for research, the rest were deployed to the front line.

boom!

boom!

boom!

Gunfire roars!

Garin was so excited watching in the temporary command post in the rear. He had kept the steam tanks and aircraft in his possession for a long time. Not only did he make a profit by taking them out, but he also got to watch a free war drama.

I didn't expect to see tactics like artillery clearing the ground, tanks clearing the way, and aircraft controlling the air.

Lothar next to him also had a look of envy on his face. This tactical advantage was too obvious and no commander could refuse it.

It’s just that the commanders at the front line won’t refuse, because the people in power in the rear will help them refuse. Can’t they see the advantages of this tactic?

No, it’s mainly because it’s too expensive!

Terenas said that although Lordaeron was a wealthy and powerful country, its consumption was also high, and it could not use such a tyrannical tactic at all.

If I did this, the Chancellor of Finance would probably kneel down at the gate of the palace the next day. A more stubborn one might even dash himself to death at the gate of the palace!

Didn’t you see that the Bronzebeard Dwarf spent more than 100,000 gold coins in just one hour?

The only one in the entire human kingdom who can afford this is the source manufacturer, the Dukedom of Tokaral in Stromgarde!

On both sides of the dwarf army, Danas and Uther each led their armies to march together. The three parties advanced in parallel and the progress was quite gratifying.

However, after the alliance stretched the battle line to ten kilometers, they each encountered some obstacles.

On Brian's side, Orgrim handled the situation personally. He saw the tank's shortcomings at a glance and formulated a new tactic.

He ordered the laborers to dig a large number of wide trenches on the spot, and at the same time to make roadblocks and deep pit traps, and then carry out a strategic retreat. The steam tanks themselves were heavily armored and had no speed on flat ground. These roadblocks and trenches directly hindered the advance speed of Brian and his men.

The dwarven infantry in the rear wanted to move forward to fill the trenches and potholes. At this time, Orgrim seized the opportunity and ordered his warriors to charge under the tank fire, and then immediately formed a new catapult position.

The flying vehicles in the sky also troubled Orgrim. He had to organize more warriors with amazing arm strength to form a spear-throwing unit, and at the same time mobilize hunters from the Thunder God clan to come for support.

Danath met his destined enemy. Kilrogg Deadeye led the elite of the Bleeding Hollow Clan to firmly contain the Alliance army. The two sides fought a fierce battle on the ruins of the city built by the Dark Iron Dwarves hundreds of years ago.

The most dangerous was the army led by Uther, who encountered the orc troops coming to support them, Grom and his Warsong Warriors.

The Knights of the Silver Hand were like a sharp knife, thrusting fiercely into the western side of the entire Orcish front line. Uther was the sharp front row of the knife, and behind him were Dathrohan and Tirion, who were also the first generation of paladins.

Under the leadership of three powerful paladins, they quickly tore a big hole in the orcs' defense line. Generals Mograine and Abidis led the Stratholme and Hearthglen warbands to follow closely and continuously expand their results.

But this advantage soon encountered a new obstacle: the Warsong Clan arrived!