Crossing the Other World: My Warcraft System

These are the prey captured by the Alliance from all over Northrend. They are the source of meat in the Alliance's daily meals. The weaker ones are only level three, while the stronger Rhino Kings are at level six.

Their main purpose is to screen out weak teams from various countries who are not good at fighting against larger numbers.

After all, the undead's most adept tactic is the massive sea of ​​skeletons, and these wild animals in Northrend are just simulations.

Facing the rushing beasts, the teams in the field went from being relaxed at the beginning to becoming serious.

After all, there were only less than a hundred contestants in their group, and the beasts were still pouring out, and it looked like their number had exceeded four digits!

There were not many teams worthy of Garin's attention. His eyes were fixed on the three night elves hiding in the corner. The leading female elf directly transformed into a giant wild boar, and the two companions behind her, one transformed into a silly and cute owl beast, and the other turned into a little tree man!

This is the direct team of Eldre'Thalas. Anyway, the druids of Malfurion's lineage... shouldn't turn into wild boars, right?

However, it is a bit strange to see a night elf transform into a boar.

Garin continued to scan. Most of the three-person teams from the Alliance countries were warrior-mage-priest, or warrior-hunter-priest combinations. However, among the teams from Lordaeron and Stromgarde, there were also several teams of three knights, or two knights plus other output combinations.

After all, stealth fighters are not frontal professions on the battlefield. Their main role is to carry out assassinations and gather intelligence. In any case, Garin did not see any stealth fighters participating in this trial.

In addition, the warlock profession is firmly controlled by Garin in the Dark Council. Those wild warlocks are in constant fear and will not appear in the camp where more than 100,000 Alliance troops are stationed.

Farther away, Garin saw the High Elves of Quel'Thalas and the Nightborne Team of Suramar. The High Elves were wearing all red equipment and had a team of three mages. There was another team with a shield knight, a ranger, and Garin sensed the last one to be a priest. The Nightborne team was a combination of a magic swordsman and two mages.

The Tauren sent out two teams, one looked like Mulgore Tauren and the other looked like Highmountain Tauren. The dwarves had three teams, the Bronzebeard Dwarves, Dark Iron Dwarves and Wildhammer Dwarves each sent out their own younger generation.

Finally, there were a few odd-looking teams. They included bear monsters from Grizzly Hills, and the Crusaders' vassal races, a combination of trolls, boarmen, and gnolls. Garin even saw a panda and a brown-skinned orc in the group, with the Crusaders' emblem on his body...

Garin had not expected that his vassal would also participate in the trial. However, the common development of all races in Azeroth has always been Garin's strategic policy. Garin was also happy to see them being active on the stage.

The beasts of Northrend are not individually strong, but there are too many of them.

Soon, casualties occurred in the more than 30 participating teams. However, the Alliance also invested a lot in this championship trial. These contestants were equipped with teleportation beacons in advance. As long as they lost their combat effectiveness, they would be teleported out of the trial field by the mages outside the field!