"The Lich King was evil incarnate from the start. Why claim that I encouraged her to expand her army and prepare for war? This rumor is utterly absurd." In the year 23 of the Dark Portal, Idel Dawnblade, Supreme Archbishop of the Church of Forgotten Shadows, made an exception and granted an exclusive interview to Dalaran's Magic Reference News. When the reporter asked about Idel's past relationship with the Lich King and the frequent military movements of the Scourge, he immediately retorted: "I dedicate myself to maintaining the balance between Light and Shadow. People shouldn't pay so much attention to the dead. The last peace talks went very well. I spoke with Her Majesty Calia, the Lich King, and she has no intention of meddling in the world of the living. Besides, as a former princess of Lordaeron, she is patriotic." ...In early year 24 of the Dark Portal, the Scourge marched south by sea. The human kingdom of Gilneas surrendered without a fight, leaving the gates of the magical kingdom of Dalaran wide open. Idel's mistress, Isalien Starwind, was appointed Gilneas's national archbishop not long afterward. [Non-choice question (18 points): Based on the historical facts above, identify the enemy of the Holy Light responsible for the Scourge invasion, and explain why it was Idel.] - From the question bank for the Dalaran Registered Archmage Qualification Exam
I've never played games before, it looks a bit tiring to watch #(laughs) However, I really like the fan art for this game.
2.61 Million words, 49 book reviews. (Macro version)
I was playing Legion version A on the US server, and after reading your book, I got so excited that I went back to this game, but it turns out it's a real trap! After logging into my Battle. Net account, I discovered that the Endgame campaign required a purchase, and for each game account alone, it cost $50 per account. I was so angry I almost laughed. With four main accounts and two alts, just playing the game would cost over 2500 RMB, plus another $90 a month for game time cards, which adds up to over 700 RMB. I bought two monthly subscriptions and used up all the character transfers I had saved up back then to transfer several accounts into WoW1 and WoW2. When I logged in, I found that I still needed to upgrade my heirlooms, and to upgrade the heirlooms I had to run to Undercity/Iron City, and there were no more portals. After upgrading my heirloom, I'm getting a headache looking at the messy action bars and skill slots. I'm arranging them one by one, researching talents as I go, and I'll slowly modify them with addons next time. It's been four days and I've only managed to get my Druid to level 60. But thankfully, the Druid's skin can be modified at the barbershop, which is a plus. Luckily, the Legion expansion unlocked all artifact appearances for all classes; I never expected this thing to become unavailable. I have to complain about the new characters. Except for the dragonkin and the lighthoof, they're all so ugly! Humans are ruined by self-interest and diplomacy is gone. The Undead are still as ridiculous as ever. Bloodstone silence is gone. Monks' legs have been sawed off. Rogues' speed burst is gone. All the legendary gear is ruined. My skateboard boots! I'll try to level up a few accounts first to catch up on the story. I'm quite confused by the plot in your book; I don't recognize many of the characters.
By the way, is this "Gemini Ling's" alternate account?
Will you run Silver Hand Recruitment with C'Thun and Yogg-Saron? #(Cute)
2.6 Million words, the author's perseverance is commendable!
Wow, there's even Warcraft!
Before I clicked in, I thought it was Rhodes Island.
An outrageous cover?!
It looks good, but I don't really like it because I don't play this game. As a very young person, I don't play this game, I don't know anything about Blizzard, and I don't know anything about this game! 😮💨 But personally, I think the pacing is okay! And I've personally read stories like this, such as those about surviving the Fourth Calamity! These two are from various online sources! I personally think they're pretty good! It's just that there are too many Western-style names, so I don't quite understand what they mean. But I can just skip them, or give them a nickname—it's a common problem in Western fantasy/magical worlds!