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There are some people or things in the book, but the era or time when they appear is not exactly the same as in World of Warcraft. Because this is the need of the plot, such as the appearance of Defias. For Stormwind City, Defias is a classic plot, but if it is arranged to appear after World War II, he will be brushed aside and lose its meaning. For example, if the Paladin appeared in advance, without Paladin Lothar leading the cavalry into battle, he would probably not be able to come back. Moreover, the Paladin appeared too late. If they did not come out of Stormwind City, there would be no time to expand the number of Paladins. They would have to appear in the next few battles. To achieve reconciliation between the Tirisfal Council and Aegwynn, a leader like Ronin must appear in advance. I play PVE, so I'm not too interested in conflicts between the Alliance and the Horde. On the contrary, plots like the Ahn'Qiraj opening mission where the Alliance and the Horde work together are very appealing to my taste. So the fragile agreement between the Alliance and the Horde will be stronger in this book than in the game.

It's been a long time since I've seen a World of Warcraft novel on Tomato, it's good, keep it up

Come on, I rarely see well-written World of Warcraft fanfics.

How come there were Paladins 15 years before Dark Portal?