Crossing Azeroth, starting with the Heroes of Might and Magic system

Orgrim Doomhammer, the legendary leader of the Orcish tribe, reflected on the painful experience of losing the battle with humans countless times after ascending to the throne of the Great Chieftain. These reflections not only profoundly influenced his leadership style, but also pushed the Orcish tribe to develop in a more mature and rational direction.

Orgrim clearly remembered that under the leadership of Chieftain Blackhand, they once launched an attack on humans, but ended up in a disastrous defeat. Countless warriors fell on the battlefield, and the Orc Tribe fell into an unprecedented predicament. This painful lesson made him deeply aware of the cruelty and ruthlessness of war.

When Orgrim stood on this land destroyed by war, his heart was filled with endless regret and self-blame. He knew that if they had acted more carefully and strategically, they might not have suffered such heavy losses. Now, he carried the hopes of the entire tribe and had to find a way to restore their glory.

Orgrim began to examine his leadership style and constantly reflect on past decisions. He understood that as a leader, he could not rely solely on force to conquer the enemy, but also needed wisdom and strategy. So he began to study human tactics and tried to learn lessons from their experience. At the same time, he also actively sought cooperation with other races, hoping to fight common threats through joint forces.

In this process, Orgrim gradually grew into a more mature and rational leader. He no longer launched wars easily, but paid more attention to strategic planning and resource management. He understood that only through peaceful means can long-term stable development be achieved. All of this stems from his deep reflection on past failures and the valuable experience he learned from them.

In addition to the material losses, Orgrim felt more traumatized. He witnessed countless orc families being torn apart and their loved ones being separated. These scenes were deeply engraved in his heart. He began to question whether the war philosophy and way of survival of Chieftain Blackhand could really bring lasting peace and prosperity.

Orgrim fell into deep thought, and began to think deeply about the reasons for the failure in the battle with Stormwind. He gradually realized that the reason why the Orcs lost the battle with humans was largely because they underestimated the strength of humans, especially the wrong estimation of the strength of Stormwind. This attitude of underestimating the enemy made them pay a heavy price.

Orgrim carefully analyzed the tactical and strategic mistakes in the war. He found that the orc tribes relied too much on violence and bravery, but ignored the key role of wisdom and strategy. In the fierce battle, they often lacked sufficient preparation and effective coordination, which made it impossible to exert the strongest combat power at the critical moment. This realization made him feel deeply guilty. If he could have made plans more carefully, perhaps the results would have been very different.

At the same time, Orgrim also realized that the orcs' reconnaissance of human strength was obviously insufficient. If they had known about Stormwind Kingdom earlier, especially the powerful strength of Prince Varian, perhaps the orcs would not have easily launched an attack on Stormwind City. This painful lesson made him deeply realize the importance of intelligence collection and analysis, and he must never make the same mistake again.

As a result, Orgrim's leadership style has undergone a profound change. He has become more rational and tolerant, focusing on listening to the voices of his people and respecting their opinions and choices. At the same time, he has also paid more attention to cultivating the wisdom and strategic capabilities of his people so that they can better cope with future challenges.

Under the leadership of Orgrim, the Orcs gradually emerged from the shadow of war and actively started the work of revival and reconstruction. They went all out to restore production, rebuild the order of life, and strengthen communication and cooperation with other races, laying a solid foundation for the future development of the tribe.

However, at the same time, the orcs' exploration team discovered that there were several relatively weak human kingdoms in the north of the continent, and the strength of these countries might not be as strong as Stormwind City. If the orcs could make adequate preparations, then their success rate of attacking the north would be greatly improved.

Therefore, in addition to sending exploration and reconnaissance teams to the wetlands and human kingdoms for investigation, Orgrim Doomhammer also led his tribe and allies, the ogres, to establish a camp in the wetlands as an important strategic stronghold for attacking the human kingdom in the north.

Orgrim knew the importance of this operation, he not only needed to consider how to deal with the enemy's defense, but also to ensure that his army had enough supplies. Therefore, he sent a vanguard to the wetlands to explore the terrain, find water and food resources, and contact the local residents to obtain more intelligence about the northern human kingdom.

When Orgrim led the main force to the wetlands, he found that although the environment here was harsh, it was full of opportunities. He quickly organized the soldiers to build tents, build fortifications, and train them to adapt to the special environment of the wetlands. At the same time, he did not forget to discuss tactics with the ogre leaders and work out the best battle plan together.

In the days that followed, Orgrim constantly adjusted his tactics, strengthened the training of his soldiers, and paid close attention to the movements of the human kingdoms in the north. He knew that this battle would be a life-and-death contest, and only by being fully prepared could he win. The camp in the wetlands became the key to achieving his goal.

The wetlands, this vast area between the Arathi Highlands and Khaz Modan, is not only rich in natural resources, but also a vital passage connecting the north and south of the continent of Azeroth.

Well aware of its strategic value, Orgrim decided to build a camp here to better monitor and attack the human alliance.

The campsite is located in an open area of ​​the wetland, surrounded by dense forests and connected to the outside world only by a narrow passage.

The natural water barriers around the camp formed an impenetrable defense line, while the dense vegetation provided perfect cover. Orgrim personally planned the layout of the camp to ensure that each area could play the greatest role.

The center of the camp is a spacious living area, where rows of tents are neatly arranged for soldiers to rest and live in. The training camp is located on one side of the living area, where there is a wide field for training and actual combat exercises.

The armory stores a variety of sophisticated weapons and equipment to ensure that the soldiers have sufficient firepower support in battle. The medical station is equipped with professional medical staff, ready to treat injured soldiers at any time.

In addition, the camp also has fortifications such as trenches, watchtowers and walls to enhance the camp's defense.