Light of Azeroth Forged in Quel'thalas

The cover makes people feel uncomfortable, even a little disgusting

If the goal of this book is to protect the high elves from the natural disasters of the undead, learning the way of the Holy Light is barely enough. But the problem for the high elves is that they can no longer do without the Sunwell, a powerful source of magic. Therefore, it is best to introduce a variety of power systems and gradually move the civilians among the high elves to places where the sun well cannot radiate. Of course, finding new sources of energy is also a way. However, using conch to quit compressing tablets will only treat the symptoms but not the root cause. It would be better to let the civilian class slowly get rid of their addiction to magic. What? What should the higher-ups of the elves do? It can't be saved. It's hopeless. Let's wait to die. The upper echelons are all mages, stubborn old men who have been practicing magic all their lives and are very close to the Sunwell. It's basically hopeless.

If Silver Moon City is cast in light, should it be called Jinri City?

Single and more than nothing? Three popular sisters, various dragons

Go to Quel'Thalas and learn the Holy Light. It's awesome.

The Holy Light is actually very suitable for demons, because if you believe in the Holy Light, you will have power. As long as you are strong-willed, and as long as you think what you are doing is just, you can use the Holy Light. As long as you think what you are doing is to save the world, even if you are doing something to slaughter a city and destroy a country, you can use the Holy Light.

Holy Light, that treacherous guy is worth fighting

It's really well written, keep up the good work

When I was playing Warcraft 3 in junior high school, I wondered why priests all had pointed ears.

Shenlong, is there a system? If there is, then slip away

Many people believe that high elves have their own addiction to magic, regardless of whether they use magic or not. I am opposed to this. The reasons are as follows. First of all, let's look at an example. Starting from the Dark Night Empire 10,000 years ago, due to the practice of arcane magic, it was divided into the Highborne and the Night Elves. The Highborne were absorbing the power of the Well of Eternity all the time and became addicted to magic. Who has ever seen a night elf addicted to magic, Malfurion? Tyrande? Maiev? . Then let's look at the high elves. After the explosion of the Sunwell, did Alleria have a magic addiction? Did Aqiang have a magic addiction? Do those high elves who don't agree with the blood elves' ideals have a magic addiction? Including several of my supporting characters, Urric, Ranzal, Aurora, etc., They are all people in the official plot. They are all rangers, and there is no mention in the plot that they became addicted to magic after the Sunwell explosion. When I wrote this book, I must have checked a lot of information. I definitely didn't make assumptions about the big aspects, such as the matter of addiction to magic. After all, I will write around this point later.

Come on! 😆

Arise, my warrior! 😭

I don't dare to watch it, I don't dare to watch it👀. If there is a female protagonist who I hope is not three sisters or a dragon or something, I think Liadrin is good 😰.