Kingdom of Ankara

Are barbarians that strong? The armor of the infantry, the physical fitness of the orcs, and the appropriate weapons are really difficult to handle.

I really can't wait to see the dwarf steam tank stealing the enemy's house.

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In fact, I don't know how to put it. Lothar's character makes people look very twisted. Although I know that Lothar written by the author is probably the movie version, but as an avid Warcraft fan, the original history of Azeroth records that Lothar is a taciturn man with a calm personality and a strong sense of responsibility and responsibility. He has never married. He has always fulfilled his promise to King Llane. Mainly because he watched Queen hope being molested by Lothar when she first came out. Unconsciously, I felt old and embarrassed. Lothar of the Mediterranean.

Human infantry are not that weak, right? Or are these barbarians as powerful as orc infantry?

I hope the author can grasp the balance of strength and power. The best thing is to build a country with the people of Azeroth as the main body and then develop a force like Theramore to balance the world. After all, the natives cannot guarantee their loyalty. In that era or in this type of novel, unification was the least interesting. You can't deliberately elevate other forces, so simply use population to limit the protagonist's expansion. Then develop soft power to drive world development. If there are foreign enemies, join forces to fight against them. Nowadays, fantasy novels basically only need to be unified, and all ethnic groups will be harmonious and friendly, and that's basically it. In that case, if you want to continue writing, you have to increase the strength of the invasion or evil forces, and you have to make up how to resist if there is no protagonist. Otherwise it would be too ridiculous. Or just discover that this continent is only a small part of the world, an infinite path of fantasy cultivation. I personally feel that the real excitement of World of Warcraft or the world of Azeroth is the balanced struggle of the Alliance and Horde. Each force also has internal struggles, and then there are certain external enemies for everyone to unite. After that, continue to fight. On the contrary, personal strength is not the focus. It can only be said that the local area plays a big role. Especially in this world where martial arts and magic are low. It is best to have something that can limit the development of the protagonist. At present, it is the population, so that the protagonist will not expand mindlessly. Then the other forces couldn't destroy each other. There are various local disputes, and from time to time there are some evil cults, ancient mythical beasts, and so on, but don't destroy the world at every turn. With that kind of setting, it feels like the world would have been destroyed for a long time without the protagonist.