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

Varian led dozens of technicians boarded the warship and came to the spacious and tidy deck.

Varian waved his hand, signaling the technicians to get to work.

The technicians from the blacksmith shop and the shipyard immediately dispersed to various locations and began their measurement work.

Some technicians kept measuring the turrets and weapon systems with rulers, while others kept taking notes in small notebooks.

Since he didn't have to operate it himself and didn't understand much about it, Varian could only tour around the ship.

Varian first walked along the deck and came to the core area of ​​the warship - the command cabin.

The command cabin is also called the captain's room. It is where commanders formulate strategies and issue orders. The interior decoration of the command cabin is simple and practical, and the walls are covered with nautical charts and combat plans.

After a while, he walked into the armory again and saw various weapons and ammunition neatly stacked, ready to be used in battle at any time.

He also went to the crew rest area, which, in addition to bedrooms, also had a public rest area, an entertainment area, a wall of honor, etc.

After this tour, Varian also deeply understood the huge difference between warships and fishing boats. No wonder warships are so much more expensive than ordinary transport ships.

Many of the materials on ships are completely different from those on fishing boats, and warships have so many different facilities that it would be strange if the cost was not high.

Varian thought the measurement work would be quick, so he waited on the warship.

Unexpectedly, the technicians from the blacksmith shop and the shipyard took measurements for a whole day and finished at night.

If I had known, I wouldn’t have waited here.

Varian was so bored on the ship, he was completely bored. It seemed that he was not suitable to be a crew member.

If he were left on the ship for weeks on end, he would probably go crazy.

When all the technicians got off the warship, Varian immediately took them and used the time and space gate to return to Dagger Ridge Fortress.

Let them study the warship technology carefully. Judging from the measurement today, it may take some time to figure it out. But there is no rush. There is no need to fight a naval battle now.

What we have to worry about now are the trolls in Stranglethorn Vale. I don't know how Sen'jin and his men are doing with the moat. The sooner it's finished, the sooner we can rest assured, because we don't know when the Bloodscalp trolls will attack.

As he was thinking about this, Varian fell asleep in the magic guild.

When Varian woke up the next day, the first thing he thought of was the branch base in Stranglethorn Vale.

Because military buildings can be built in the sub-base today, the lowest-level military building of the fortress race is the wolf house, and after it is built, werewolves can be recruited.

So I immediately checked the requirements of Wolf House.

systems mannual:

The Wolf Lodge allows you to recruit werewolves.

The prerequisites for constructing this building have been met.

Price: 400 gold coins, 10 units of wood.

Varian had thought it all out. He placed all the buildings for recruiting soldiers in the base in the deepest part of the cave, so that they would not take up too much space and would still be hidden enough.

After silently chanting the construction, a small hole at the edge of the deep cave suddenly burst into light, and a building similar to an orc's burrow appeared.

The appearance of the wolf house is very rough, built of huge wood, and there are several thick spikes on the roof, which makes people feel intimidated.

The gate of the Wolf House is even more majestic, with intricate wolf totems carved on it, showing a primitive and wild sense of power.

After Varian concentrated his mental power on the Wolf House, he found that he could recruit 12 werewolves for the first time. Since the castle was built, he could recruit 24 werewolves every week.

The price of each werewolf is 50 gold coins.

After some calculations, it would only cost 12 gold coins in total to recruit all 600 werewolves.

It was just a small amount of money, so Varian immediately recruited all the werewolves.

Twelve werewolves appeared in an orderly line in front of the wolf house.

Varian observed these recruited werewolves and found that they looked almost exactly the same as the werewolves that later appeared in the Kingdom of Gilneas!

However, at this time, the Archmage Arugal of the Kingdom of Gilneas had not yet summoned the werewolves, and the people of Gilneas had not been cursed by the werewolves.

Therefore, the werewolves recruited by Varian may be the first werewolves to appear in the world of Azeroth.

Werewolves are not jackals. They are about one-third taller than humans and their intelligence is comparable to that of humans. They are not comparable to stupid jackals.

These werewolves have the appearance of a wolf head and a human body. They are huge and can walk upright, but can also run and hunt on all fours like wolves. They have thick hair and their eyes may turn green or yellow when they transform, revealing a wild light.

Varian specifically looked at the data of the werewolves. Their combat effectiveness was basically the same as that of the spearmen, with not much difference, and the recruitment price was also not much different.

After thinking about it, it's true. They are all first-level troops, so how big a difference can there be?

Since the Wolf Lodge was built in the deepest part of the cave and was rarely visited, even the Darkspear trolls didn't know about it. In order to avoid misunderstandings, Varian decided to go to the branch base.

After a while, Varian arrived at the branch base and saw the trolls and ogres digging a moat with great effort.

The moat construction is progressing very quickly. It will probably be completed in another day or two. It is not easy to complete a moat this deep and wide in just a few days.

Sen'jin saw Varian and quickly walked over and said, "Good day, Your Highness!"

Varian said, "Come on, follow me."

Then, Varian brought Sen'jin to the Wolf House.

Sen'jin stared at the wolf house that appeared at some unknown time. There were twelve werewolves wandering in the open space in front. He was a little surprised, but he also knew that it was Varian's work.

Varian said: "This building is called the Wolf House. It is a military camp for training werewolves. I will build more military camp-like buildings in the future."

"These trained werewolves will be handed over to you to lead in the future to expand your military force. The troll warriors can also enter the military camps such as the Wolf House for training, and the effect will be very good."

Morijin said happily, "Thank you, Your Highness!"

The reason why Sen'jin was so happy was that, on the one hand, the population of the Darkspear clan was too small, and they had no way to expand their military strength. Varian could train soldiers of other races and hand them over to him, which greatly alleviated his anxiety about the lack of soldiers and generals.

And from what Varian said, there will be more soldiers of other races in the future. How can we not be happy?

On the other hand, the soldiers trained by Varian are very consistent with the beliefs and aesthetics of the trolls.

Trolls worship creatures in various animal forms, such as the spider god, bat god, serpent god, tiger god, etc., including the blood god Hakkar, who is also in the form of a wind serpent. It is rumored that Hakkar is the ancestor of the wind serpent.

When Varian saw Sen'jin's extremely excited expression, he knew that choosing the fortress race as the branch base was the right decision.