League of Legends Invades Azeroth

Author, I really pity you. As soon as the new hero Bard of the League of Legends came out, your setting was completely useless 😭

In a race war, any compassion for foreigners is a traitor and an existence that should be killed. Had it not been for the King of Lordaeron deliberately trapping his allies, the orcs would have been exterminated.

First of all, the author is still good-natured. Then, the main topic is as follows: As a person who has played both WOW and LOL, I can shamelessly consider myself a hardcore WOW player, but I have never had any questions about the power settings like other readers. There is really nothing to discuss about this. Anyone who has played WAR3 has seen the game animation. I remember a reader mentioned that Kil'jaeden made a model of Dalaran out of sand, and then destroyed Dalaran with a wave of his hand. Yes, this power is very powerful, but WOWers, have you seen the promotional animation for LOL? The goddess of dawn's blazing strike from the sun, even if it couldn't compare with Kil'jaeden, was still much stronger than Tirion Fordring. Everyone's intuitive feeling about these powers comes first from your impressions, such as animation. LOL focuses on competition, unlike WOW, which is more about composing its grand and magnificent epic, so WOW is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. But think about it on the other hand, when we play WOW, for example, when we killed Kil'jaeden in the Sunwell, what level of hero is the character you control? If 25 people kill Kil'jaeden, using your power system, these 25 people will at least be He must be a rare strong man. Let's convert it. To defeat Arthas, it takes 25 people + one Tirion Fordring. If Bolvar is not included, he will appear last. When Kil'jaeden is killed, it takes 25 people + 1 blue dragon. So one Tirion Fordring = 1 baby dragon? It's been so long that I can't remember how many there are. In other words, the hero of World of Warcraft is the combat power of a dragon. Of course, the specific conversion depends on the situation, but it makes sense to use the setting of Warcraft to explain Warcraft. Looking back at the plot of WAR3, Arthas killed Uther before he merged with the Lich King, or even resurrected Kel'Thuzad. One of the first few paladins, a powerful paladin who was at full level as soon as he appeared, was killed by Alsace, who was level 2 or 3. In other words, the combat power of the paladins is really unmatched. From this point of view, the combat power in WOW, except for a few gods and demigods, the heroes are actually not that good. Or we can look at the official storyline of WOW from another angle. As for the Well of Eternity trilogy, as for the character Brox who appears in the text and the official novel, he once wounded Sargeras with that insignificant axe, which prevented Sargeras from entering the world of Azeroth. But in fact, in the whole story, Brox got a pair of demigod-blessed axes from the demigod Cenarius, so that he had that fighting power. So, Uther with the Silver Hammer and Tirion with the Ashbringer are similar in combat effectiveness, but the gap in weapons is huge. Even if Brox is the hero of the orcs, he can't cut down Sasha without the ax of Cenarius. Glass, in fact, a large part of WOW's heroes rely on equipment rather than strong combat effectiveness. Tirion without Ashbringer can't beat Eitrigg, but with Ashbringer, he can give Arthas a fatal blow. So, to sum up, many readers say that WOW's power system is more powerful, which is unreasonable. I wonder if you have read the official novel. When you read it, you will find that the official novel is so weak. You will understand. Durotan and Doomhammer couldn't defeat an ogre when they were young. Can you understand? The real power system is not what you call ultimate power, but conventional power. If you show the strongest power, then why write about it? In fact, there is no need for you to argue. Go and play Heroes of the Storm produced by Blizzard. When Jimmy Leno and Diavolo fight, and Queen of Blades and Tyrael PK, those who have never played it, heard of it, and are ignorant, go and search for the video. This book is very well written, very good, and very original. You should support it more. The author also said that he prefers harmony. In fact, no one in WOWER has a better ending. The author provides it, and you are still asking for trouble. It's enough.

In my impression, when CTM was first released, many self-proclaimed old players claimed that Deathwing appeared in War II. Since the Aspect Dragon setting had not been released until the TFT era, what should Blizzard's setting be for it at that time? A relatively powerful wild monster? The timeline is indeed a failure. Logically speaking, the character who can affect the timeline should be unique, or the individuals in all parallel spaces interfere with each other and are not independent like other characters (so Nozdormu will go crazy because his brain cannot process infinite information brought by himself in parallel). It is difficult to imagine that there are infinite pantheons or Nozdormu appearing in different timelines and interfering with time as they wish.

Just like the title, it's all about fighting from beginning to end.

It has obviously changed, Arthas did not degenerate into the Lich King, but the author summoned the Time Dragon King. Well, it was summoned, the Dragon King was defeated, and Arthas and the others actually stayed! Doesn't this just tell readers that the so-called changes in history were all in vain? Nonsense!

I haven't played Shadow of Warcraft before, so it doesn't matter.

I have read more than a hundred chapters, and those who don't play LOL will say they don't understand it! What a pity! Books are still available! ! !

Since we have to fight a war with natural disasters! So where is Pantheon, the Lord of War? Where is Rakkor's tribe? Pan Sen: Iliveonlyforwar (I was born for war!) And the opponent is a natural disaster, so isn't the Soul Lock Warden very awesome! And where is the Holy Lancer? And aren't Sister Wen and Master Yi the best bodyguards (thugs)? ! !

LOL is here, why can't we add DOTA heroes? I think everyone must be looking forward to the scene of LOL heroes VS DOTA heroes. Thinking about it makes me excited! The Guards heroes join the alliance, and the natural disaster just replaces Ner'zhul, who is short of major generals. This way there is suspense and excitement. Do you agree?