Crossing the Other World: My Warcraft System

As the saying goes, everyone gets the best deal. After persuading the countries in the Alliance to send people to develop the Northrend continent, Garen came to Thunder Bluff to invite the Tauren.

The Tauren are a relatively Buddhist race. They love peace and have no desires other than herding and hunting.

Of course, races like the Grimtotems that have a fanatical desire to fight are a minority after all.

The original Battle of Kalimdor was a war of life and death for Azeroth, so they responded positively, but developing colonies...

The huge benefits did not seem to attract them. The Tauren's population had dropped sharply in the thousand-year war with the Centaur. With the help of Garen, they settled in the Mulgore Steppes. They have been recuperating in this new home for more than ten years, and the population is slowly recovering.

Tauren cubs are considered adults at the age of fifteen, and now their new generation has grown up. Garin held Baine in his arms when he was born.

However, the Tauren, with a population of just over one million, have not yet fully developed Mulgore. In addition, they have jointly developed the Southern Golden Plains with the Crusaders, so they will not consider expanding their territory for at least fifty years...

If they are forcibly bound by a covenant, they will easily become disunited, so Garin needs to use his brains when it comes to the way of invitation.

If interests don't work, we can only play the emotional card. It just so happens that the situations of the Tauren and the dwarves are similar, and they also have distant relatives in Northrend!

It just so happened that their distant relatives were not up to the task and were beaten by the undead scourge...

Ahaha, since we are of the same race, I just want to ask you if you can help me?

Using the fact that the taunus were in dire straits as an excuse to break through, Garen successfully persuaded Cairne, Hamuul, and Magatha to send troops to Northrend.

However, to Garin's surprise, in addition to Baine leading the team, more main personnel came from the Terrortotem, that is, the Tauren under Magatha.

Originally, this old cow was a radical Tauren shaman, a militant with narrow racial tribal consciousness, a radical among radicals, but in the more than ten years of alliance with the Crusaders, she was hit everywhere.

Sometimes those who don't listen to advice are those who have never suffered or been beaten.

As long as he stayed in the Crusader Fortress for a few years, he would know what it meant to have soldiers like clouds and generals like tigers. In addition, she had seen with her own eyes the huge mountain that slowly floated in the air in recent years, the air transport airships that traveled to and from Thunder Bluff, and the aerial gunboats that patrolled the sky over the Golden Plains from time to time...

With such a powerful ally supporting me, what the hell can I use to rebel?

I'm afraid that if I control Thunder Bluff on the first day, it will become Thunder Pit on the second day?

In addition, Garin did not object to the tauren going out of the checkpoint and entering the Stonetalon Mountains to hunt centaurs. This diplomatic style was very consistent with the old cow's character, so she gradually changed her mind.

After dealing with the Tauren, Garin secretly asked Tortheldrin of Eldre'Thalas to send people to join the Northern Expedition on behalf of the night elves.

It is worth mentioning that after the Battle of Mount Hyjal, Hamuul applied to Malfurion to allow the tauren druids to join the Cenarion Circle. After careful consideration, Malfurion agreed to their joining and to work together to heal nature.

The Alliance countries and the Tauren needed some time to form teams, but Garen did not have so much preparation. He directly divided the fleet of Stromgarde into two. One team went to the western coast of Northrend, landed in the Borean Tundra and built a fortress.

Another fleet headed east along the coastline towards Howling Fjord.

The Howling Fjord and the Borean Tundra in Northrend are places where the temperature is not too low and are suitable for development.

Humans had already set foot in the Howling Fjord after the end of the Orc War. Under the management of Terenas, Lordaeron's national strength grew rapidly, and they seized a lot of land and population by trickery. Ten years later, their population was close to three million.

The ambitious Terenas had a long-term vision. He had already exploited Alterac in the south. Stromgarde and Gilneas were tough nut to crack and their national strength was not weak. He could only use the Alliance's approach to take it step by step.

Therefore, if one wants to expand territory, the only option is overseas colonization.

With the precedent of Garen of Stromgarde opening up the western continent, Lordaeron chose the northern continent and established an advance camp here. At least Arthas chose to land the fleet in Dagger Bay because his father had a camp here, and the mercenaries who burned the ships were also hired in this camp.

Later, Arthas left with his army, and the remaining humans and dwarves jointly established the Valgarde Fortress in the river bend and began to farm in this relatively safe area.

As for the development of Howling Fjord, Garen plans to start with the original camp in Valgarde and expand in all directions to occupy the entire Howling Fjord before the sleeping Vrykul wake up.

Soon, with Garin's help and Jialiya's authorization, Valgarde was quickly expanded. Under the protection of the army, the city walls, farms, and arrow towers were quickly built in half a month under the incredible gaze of the natives.

If Garin wasn't afraid of being too conspicuous, he wouldn't have spent half a month building a town!

Afterwards, the First Legion under Omar's command entered Valgarde, and soon after the Second Legion went to the northwest cliff. On the coast below the cliff, they established a second stronghold, Howling Harbor, at the location of Vengeance Harbor in Garin's memory!

The pace in the west was also not slow. The expeditionary force built a Dreadnought Fortress on the southeast Riftwhip Coast of the Borean Tundra. Compared to the Howling Fjord where there were a large number of Vrykul villages, the indigenous people here were not very strong except for the blue dragon in the west. Therefore, after the Dreadnought Fortress was built, the Third Legion was left to garrison, and the Fourth Legion went directly to the center of the Borean Tundra and built the second fortress: the Valiant Fortress.

The two fortresses supported each other, and the entire southern part of the Borean Tundra was covered with the flag of the Crusaders.

The land was then named Farshire by Garin and became the new territory of Stromgarde.

Such a large piece of land, except for a part of frozen soil, is all fertile land. Garin has arranged people to start building a farm.

The Crusaders spent more than half a month making preparations for their allies and were waiting for their arrival.

This shows Garin's vision. It would be too easy for the Crusaders to have the whole thing to themselves.

At this time, the ally that Garen was waiting for was still in Lordaeron.

Turalyon has led the Alliance army to the walls of the capital of Lordaeron.

The Dwarf Expeditionary Force, the 7th Legion of Stormwind, the Marine Brigade of Gilneas, the 1st and 2nd Legions of Stromgarde, the Hearthglen Warband of Lordaeron and the newly formed Hope Warband, and the Stratholme Warband are sharpening their knives in Brill!