Shadows of the Moonlit Night in Azeroth

Regarding the issue of Malfurion's ban on arcane magic, we cannot look at it in isolation. I think a great man like Malfurion may not know the importance of arcana, but in addition to being an older brother and a druid, he is also a de facto leader. Not all Dark Night civilians have read World of Warcraft Chronicles. Civilian witnesses of the War of the Ancients reflexively delay the two things "aristocratic system" and "arcane magic". Moreover, these people are still alive. So Malfurion embraced arcane magic immediately after the war. This behavior was bound to affect the frightened civilians who had just recovered. However, Malfurion's courage to blow up big trees is really beneficial to the Dark Night Society and Azeroth, and he will not be lenient when using it. Both brothers are very capable in executing big things. Also: After the War of the Ancients, many Moon Guards changed careers and joined the Druids.

The real world of Azeroth is not the game, and there are no settings for balance. Why is Starsfall called the Luna Railgun? Because its destructive power is so great, in the game it's just the scraping skill of the little Dracula monster. In the same way, no one in the real world stipulates that wizards and priests cannot exercise to become stronger and stronger, or pick up bows and arrows to shoot enemies. I find that many authors who write about Warcraft fall into a strange circle. In the book world, the game settings are also referenced. If there really was a world like Azeroth, I think many priests would also be paladins. Many elves are not just priests and mages, they can also be hunters. In addition, this book also has a very poisonous point. It is obvious that the protagonist is a prostitute in the peaceful era of the 21st century. Apart from understanding the future development direction of Azeroth, he has no other talents. But it's only been a few days since time traveled. He is always pretentious in his words and deeds, and he always looks confident and in control on the battlefield. If you have Cenarius's strength and experience, or you are a battlefield veteran on Earth, then that's all. He's obviously a piece of trash who's never seen blood, but he's still acting like this. Really poisonous! ! After reading a dozen chapters, I gave up.

No one in Warcraft dares to write about the Horde, especially the Alliance.

Sure enough, what I thought was right, you are still planning to follow the natural disasters in the original plot, Then have you been sleeping for the past ten thousand years? Speechless, it is something that can be prevented in the first place, and the appearance of the Dread Lord gives you a reason to intervene. You obviously think that the emergence of natural disasters is not a good outcome, but in the end you just give the reason that you have been discouraged, and it has nothing to do with me if you still fall, haha.

The pig's trotters were a special failure in shaping, the second pussy and the silk thread were inexplicable.

It's not very good. It's written like a fantasy novel and it's a Western fantasy. There's no sense of immersion. "Interesting", "Ask yourself why you're doing it if you're not doing it", "Hold on to my hand for 3 minutes", what are these things⊙_⊙

All energy in World of Warcraft has side effects, but arcane energy has the smallest side effects and the highest upper limit. There is nothing unstable about it. It's just that the energy of the Well of Eternity is too high for Sargeras to notice. Other energies are more harmful, naturally causing werewolves. Druids need to sleep so that civilization cannot develop at all. Shamans need to be recognized by the elemental spirits, and they will abandon shamans at any time, so that shamans become ordinary people. The orcs' hometown was destroyed by the evil energy of warlocks. Let's not talk about holy light and dark night. The energy in the whole world is arcana.

Why do you always talk about so-called civilians? . Do you really think that the Highborne are the so-called wasteful aristocrats of Stormwind City? The high elves in the dark night were all elites who fought with the trolls, and then they had to cooperate with their magic talents to obtain this honor. Whether the real common people were alive or dead was just a number. You were lying to yourself.

The writing is quite bad, quite bad. The author assumes that the readers have a complete understanding of all the characters and backgrounds. This means that in addition to explaining the dialogue, the rest of the character creation and plot description are all inherited from Warcraft. Even the personal inner activities are very few. Oh my God. You might as well just copy it from the Chronicles of Warcraft? What are you creating?

You really love to show off and are always lazy. You have the same power you have gained through cultivation. You can't even control your own destiny. Why are you pretending?