Return to Azeroth

Whether it is Yu-Gi-Oh or Planeswalker, the biggest goal of card combination is to form a cycle summoning through special effects and other means. Has the author thought about what kind of cycle the protagonist will have? As for the effect after the cycle. . . . . . You can tell by looking at the fact that in the middle of writing The Amber Sword, I had to cut off all the protagonist's cards and rewrite them. That is completely cheating, and can have the effect of one person attacking the country. Look at the sky.

Are you telling a story? You are still explaining the story~ There are too many explanations used, add more, and add more, it feels like you are writing an essay, not a novel!

What accident happened to the earth that caused the time travel? There are so many people on Earth, but how many people are there in Azeroth? Even if not all of them are passed, as long as you have to travel through a few well-educated places and give the goblin dwarfs some ideas, even if the place is different and they can't build nuclear bombs, I think mid-level and high-level professionals are useless in the actual battlefield. Look at the black-tech creations of engineering in the later stages of Warcraft. They are still things created by imagination without contact with earth's technology. I feel that magic + engineering creations can flatten the battlefield. What kind of orc army, undead army, a few high-end combat power + a combination of similar magic mechas, just think about it and feel that there is no way to fight.

As a knight, I am afraid of being stupid, so I just go on it. The worst is that I will be invincible in Hearthstone 🤫🤫

Isn't the Barov family from the Kingdom of Alterac? How did Lordaeron cause trouble for the Barov family? In the history of WOW, the Kingdom of Alterac was finished after the Orc War, and the Barov family was finished.

When I look at the introduction, I seem to be seeing an epic masterpiece. Hope it can give me a good impression. [Fn=2_13]