A Song of Ice and Fire: The Magic Empire of the Plane Where the Song Begins

Ner'zhul is very happy here, the other two tribes are not so happy, Durotan is discussing strategy with Drek'Thar.

Durotan worriedly said to Drek'Thar:

"Recently, the action of the tribe has not been as smooth as it was at the beginning. The mountainous terrain of Alterac is not conducive to the galloping of our wargs. The advantages of the orcs wolf cavalry cannot be exerted, and the casualties of the tribe have increased."

On the contrary, Drek'Thar is more reassuring than Durotan. Durotan is still too young. Originally in charge of the Frostwolf clan, the responsibility is very heavy. Recently, he suddenly rose to a high position and became the chief chief of the new tribe. Recently, my mind has become more delicate, but this transitional stage has made Durotan seem a little intimidated.

In addition, Durotan's wife is about to give birth soon, and his child is about to be born. Durotan's mind is anxious and uncertain.

Drek'Thar is much older than Durotan, but he's still not a bad old man. At least now Drek'Thar's upper wolves are warriors, and his lower wolves are shamans. He is not old enough to become blind in the future. At that time, the accumulation of age made Drek'Thar develop a calm temperament, and he comforted Durotan:

"Don't worry, Great Chief, how can there be no casualties in a war? It's all inevitable!

In order to survive and for the future of the tribe, all orcs are willing to sacrifice themselves. Those orcs who died in battle died with glory, not because of your decision mistakes. Don't sully their glory with unnecessary sadness. !

As a warchief, what you do is about the whole tribe. You have done a good job. Our Frostwolf clan is also bleeding in battle. Many, all clans are willing to give to the Horde!

In the new world, all the shamans and I also prayed for the orcs who died in battle. They will become the first batch of ancestors' souls in this world, and their crowns will be immortal with the orcs! "

In fact, Durotan knows the truth, but the recent burden is too heavy, and he can't breathe. After being persuaded by Drek'Thar, Durotan feels better. He sorted out his emotions and put his thoughts away. On the development of tribes:

"Now that the tribe has conquered a lot of territory, with the loot collected from humans, the food and weapons exchanged from Ner'zhul, the tribe has less worries, but our progress is still a little slow. Ott Frank is clearly ranked so low among human nations, and we orcs are so much stronger than humans, but we did not take Alterac down, and instead suffered a lot of casualties, we still have to find a way."

Seeing Durotan regaining his composure, Drek'Thar nodded, and analyzed with Durotan:

"Although human beings are weaker than orcs individually, their armies are more cooperative than orcs when fighting.

Tribes composed of multiple clans will inevitably have problems in cooperation. Even the same clan has basically cooperated in hunting in the past. When a war starts, they all rush forward, unlike humans. There will be a battle team, which will further strengthen the training of the tribe.

Another point is that although most of the humans are weaker than the orcs, there are some heavily armed hoplites who can compete with us.

Then there are the spellcasters among humans. Now, the one we have seen is the magician, who is very similar to the two-headed ogre and controls the power of magic. The other is the priest, using the same set of holy lights with the draenei.

However, they are much worse than the draenei~www.readwn.com~ The draenei have the power of shadow in addition to the holy light, and even the vigilantes can use the holy light to directly strengthen the body and participate in the battle go.

These humans basically use holy light to heal their wounds, but they are not really that powerful. "

Durotan agrees with Drek'Thar's analysis:

"Indeed, but then again, fortunately, the tribe and the elements have established a connection, and the shamans can already get the help of the elements in the battle, and can even directly drive the elements to appear in the battle, so that the tribe is able to deal with the human mages.

It's a pity that the two-headed ogres who took refuge in the Horde have followed Gul'dan, otherwise the Horde's spellcasters would have been a little more. "

As a warchief, one must always consider growing the tribe, and as the chief shaman of the Frostwolf clan, Drek'Thar despises the two-headed ogres very much:

"Those vulgar guys are basically invested in fel energy. They are no longer using the original magic. Even if they are brought into the new tribe, it is useless."

Durotan also agrees:

"Also, if ordinary magic is okay, I will never allow fel energy to appear in the tribe!"

Drektal brings the topic to the countermeasures:

"In the current situation, we are only facing Oakland, and the Orcs have a huge advantage.

This war can't be dragged on for too long. If it's too long, I'm afraid that other human kingdoms will get involved.

Because Stormwind City is much stronger than Oakland, Blackham and the others seem to attract more attention among humans. My idea is to concentrate the power of the tribe, take Oakland in one fell swoop, and give the tribe a base camp where they can rest and recuperate. Can make the tribe stronger quickly!

I have a plan for this..."