Azeroth: Grab a Druid as a Baby

I thought I would see the earth element, but it turns out it's not Sad Wind?

In fact, it's good to write it like this. There are so many side plots and there are so many NPC stories to play. Why do you have to go to the main plot to join in the fun? The guardians who can reverse time are watching. What are you anxious about as a spectator?

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The part about escorting the caravan was written in a mess. The fight lasted from morning to afternoon. I don't know if the author played the dungeon on behalf of the players, thinking that everyone had health bars and high morale to fight to the death. According to the number of people in the plot, the total number of combatants on both sides does not exceed 200 (the number of goblin guards, dwarves, and adventurers should be less than 40, and the two waves of centaurs add up to 120, I can't remember the specific number), and the enemies are all cavalry. The whole battle should not take more than 20 minutes. It only takes 1-2 minutes for the charging centaurs to reach a distance of several hundred meters on the plain and enter into close combat, not to mention that the mounted archers can attack from a distance. Normal units will immediately lose their combat effectiveness if they take a spear or a bow and arrow (don't just consider that their defense and recovery are better than those on Earth. The people of Azeroth are physically stronger than us in all aspects, which means that their attack power is also much stronger, and there are many heroic units stabbed to death in the plot. It's amazing that these miscellaneous soldiers can move after being stabbed). The centaurs are not undead and have no morale. They should be defeated immediately if 1/3 of them are dead. It only takes 5 minutes at most for the defeated troops to run 2 kilometers and exceed the maximum range. The entire battle, excluding confrontation and repairs, cannot last more than half an hour. If it really doesn't work, don't write about this kind of large-scale battle, or play Warcraft 3 before writing. I've never heard of such a thing in RTS being fought from morning to afternoon.

1. With official background (13 pieces) 1. Lokanaha (Ghost Leopard) | Consort of Hakoa, with the power of Loa 2. Sun Chaser (Electric Wolf) | Thorim's hunting partner, Titan thunder power 3. Bantharos (Soul Cat) Eagle)｜Elune Moonlight, Astral Arcane Infusion 4. Gorra (Void Soul Wolf)｜Grey Wolf Revenant Fusion of Void Energy, Shadowmoon Valley Chief Quest 5. Fenrir (Finrel, Soul Wolf)｜Odin Hall of Valor Heroic Wolf 6 . Soul of Etro (Soul Giant Deer)｜The remnant soul of the ancient giant deer Etro, obtained through archeology 7. Gorn (Soul Velociraptor)｜Summoned from the bone pile, the soul of the ancient raptor 8. Lost Soul Griffon｜The obsessive soul of the griffin killed in battle, the Ghost Feather Summoning 9. Mionix (Soul Secret Saber) | Suramar Nightwell Arcane Infusion 10. Sur'rak (Soul Bear) | Emerald Dream Origin Psychic Generation 11. Nahki (Soul Fire Owl) | Emerald Dream Generation. 12. Aladan (Storm Soul Eagle)｜Storm element + raptor soul fusion, control the thunder nest 13. Hati (Thunder Demon Wolf)｜Mimiron creates titan creations, binds hunter artifacts 2. No official background, can be freely set (11 pieces) 1. Arcturus (Greathorn-Ghost Bear)｜Grizzly Hills 2. Goodria (Ghost Tiger)｜Zul'Drak 3. Ankar (White Soul Leopard)｜Mount Hyjal 4. Magria (Blue Soul Leopard) )｜Mount Hyjal 5. Kaloma (Soul Wolf)｜Twilight Highlands 6. Ghost Leg Crab｜Vashj'ir 7. Hutia (Green Soul Porcupine)｜Emerald Forest 8. Degu (Red Soul Porcupine)｜Krasalang Forest 9. Gumi (blue and white soul porcupine)｜Kun-Lai Summit 10. Bulvik (soul moose)｜Stormheim 11. Electric Claw (soul fox)｜Dusk Forest 12. Blood Maw (soul panther)｜On'hara Plains

The combat power is very stable, neither overwhelming nor invincible, but the experience is a bit difficult. Teammates should also have an experience pool, but they need to be allocated by the protagonist, and the experience given is preferably two-thirds or two-quarters less than the protagonist, otherwise it all depends on the protagonist's experience. If he distributes the experience in the test pool to several teammates plus himself, then killing all of Azeroth is not enough for him. The mission of 500 experience is basically equivalent to fighting a small-scale battle of 100 people. Does the protagonist earn the two to three hundred experience from killing murlocs every day to increase his level?

I feel like lately, since it was put on the shelves, the writing has become whiter and whiter. There is no passion at all like when I first watched it, ugh

I haven't read it yet, but after reading the introduction, I kind of want to complain. Do all books nowadays have this kind of taste? I used to wonder if this is the pinnacle of BT when I saw Sad Wind, but now I know from the introduction that it has a successor.

You dare to steal the old road pictures. You have to bear the consequences. Chapter 30 will not be updated after it is released. You can't control it.

Just like other people in the comment area said, guns can guarantee the lower limit, but those gods in the later stage need the upper limit when fighting. Later, the gun will either become a transition and then change weapons, or the idea will be changed so that the protagonist has the ability to pour the energy of his shadow light into bullets and use the gun as a staff.

Firearms are of no use in Azeroth. High-end games rely on magic, and hand-to-hand combat relies on weapons infused with various essences.

Recently, I found that many people commented in book reviews about why I brought a useless tauren. Murga is my first original character, and he is positioned to help the protagonist grow in the early stages. When the protagonist first comes to Ai Xing, write a legendary character or a character who will later become a legend. I really can't write this kind of plot. As for why points should be given to Murga or future teammates, they are not all added to himself. This system design is very abnormal in my logic. The protagonist's teammates have lived and died with him and gone through difficulties. Isn't it right to help them? I think the protagonist is selfish enough at the moment, with most of the resources invested in himself. Writing novels should focus on interesting stories, not how powerful the system is and the protagonist's endless acquisition. In the end, there was only boredom and the feeling of loneliness without anyone around me. I often feel this way when playing World of Warcraft. I don't know if book friends have this idea. Thank you, grandpa, for seeing this. I hope Thorne's journey will have a happy ending.

Come on, this is a high-quality Warcraft novel. It finally doesn't have the so-called strength levels and a bunch of silly and bad jokes about the plot of Mechanical Magic Water.

Regarding the suggestions for handling the battle time, if the protagonist does not need to deal with the post-war process, then don't worry about the time. If the protagonist needs to deal with the post-war process, it is best to rest for a day or two. The time of small-scale battles can be shortened depending on the situation. After the war, searching for loot and disposing of corpses take time.

It looks okay, it doesn't have much of an AI flavor, it's probably an imitation of the book "Working in Stormwind", but it's well written and has its own novelty.

In general, the story is not very attractive

So far, good luck

Can I add some experience value to my brother? Can't the little brother exercise on his own? Don't you have your own experience pool?

It's so well written! It's ambrosia for me right now

Seeing that the protagonist now has the talent of light, shadow and life, when will he gather evil energy, arcane magic and death, the whole humanoid little star god 😜

Is there really Fury? Collect and keep it first, look forward to updating later

I really like reading this kind of adventure writing, keep it up

We received a report from an informant that there is a Forui Control here? (Loaded)

I hope that the protagonist's team can add (dwarves, night elves, gnomes, draenei, werewolves, orcs, tauren, darkspear trolls, blood elves, goblins, pandaren, dragonshir, earth elves, void elves, dark iron dwarves, Kul Tirans, mechanical gnomes, nightborne, highmountain cattle Headmen, foxmen, yakmen, jinyus, hozens, vrykul, tol'vir, broken ones, dryads, furbolgs, Faldorei, naga, gnolls, vrykul, quilboars, nerubians, murlocs, kobolds, centaurs, walruses, dragons (name the little stars), various high-level elemental creatures)

I prefer male Nagas. My role-playing role in World of Warcraft was to play the male Naga Hypnotist Sapphith, which was very fun.

When will the author bring Vashqiniu over?

Ha ha

When will you catch a druid and give birth to a baby?

Is there a picture of the shadow form in the latest chapter? If you want to see what they look like, I personally recommend that they look like the angels in Diablo. Those angels themselves have a sense of light and darkness. Especially Tyrael, the Archangel of Justice.

Introduction to fraud, where is Furui as promised? Give me a call when you finish writing.