Crossing Azeroth, starting with the Heroes of Might and Magic system

Varian's mind entered the dwarf village and saw that it was the first time it was built, and he could recruit 8 dwarves in the first week. If it was the second week, he would get double the bonus from the castle, which means he could recruit 16 dwarves.

According to this calculation, a dwarf village can recruit about fifty to sixty dwarves a month.

If you build four dwarf villages, you can recruit more than two hundred dwarves in a month, and quickly form a dwarf team of several hundred people.

So Varian recruited eight dwarves.

After taking a look at these dwarves, I found that they actually look similar to the dwarves in Azeroth, with long beards, holding wooden hammers as weapons, and having relatively strong bodies. This may be because the dwarves often mine and forge.

The dwarves in Heroes of Might and Magic are also famous for their high health and defense, but their movement speed is a bit slow.

Following this idea, we will continue to build the dwarf village in the next few days.

If you build three more dwarf cottages, it will take three days, and then another day to upgrade them to advanced dwarf cottages.

By then it will be next week. The number of dwarves recruited this week and next week will exceed one hundred. We can then look for a suitable place to pretend to be the dwarves' residence.

The only sparsely populated areas in the Eastern Kingdoms now are the Burning Steppes and the Scorching Gorge north of the Redridge Mountains, and the Barrens south of Loch Modan.

Speaking of the Barrens, Varian thought of a very famous pet there, named Broken Tooth, a ridged leopard with a very fast attack speed, making it an excellent pet for hunters.

I have already captured the Tiger King Bangarash and put him in Zul'Gurub for training. If you see Broken Fang, capture it as well.

Thinking of this, Varian regretted killing the dire wolf Rubers. It was the only pet that could perform shadow attacks, and he should have captured it.

If you have a few powerful pets, and you meet beautiful hunters in the future, such as Alleria Windrunner, Sylvanas Windrunner, and Vereesa Windrunner, these three beautiful sisters, and give them a top-notch pet, maybe you can capture their hearts instantly like Marcus did?

Isn't this bad? If I just hook up with anyone, wouldn't that make me Marcus?

Also, I am only in my teens, but they are thousands of years old, right? It’s too old for a young cow to eat old grass, right?

But why don't they have partners after thousands of years? Are they indifferent? Don't they have any needs?

I don’t understand. I don’t understand.

After a while, Varian came back to his senses from his YY and continued to think about the settlement of his dwarf tribe.

Other places, like the wetlands north of Loch Modan, were frequented by the dwarves of Ironforge and the humans of Stromgarde, and there was no way to explain an unseen tribe of dwarves.

The Sorrowful Swamp in the southeast of the continent is also deserted, which may be explainable, but the Sorrowful Swamp is connected to the Cursed Land, and the orcs rushed out of the Cursed Land, so it is very unsafe.

I can only go to the Scorching Canyon, Burning Plains and the Barrens to make a decision.

In this case, the recruitment of more advanced soldiers such as Wood Elves, Witherwood Guards, Pegasus, Unicorns, and Green Dragons will have to be postponed for some time.

Varian is very interested in the fourth-level troop Pegasus. The official introduction is "This is a winged Pegasus, a symbol of holiness."

The speed of Pegasus is very fast. I wonder which one has more advantages compared to the griffin.

If it works well, Varian wouldn't mind selling another batch of Pegasus and making a fortune.

The recruited Pegasus has a female elf warrior riding on it. She is a melee fighter with decent attack power.

In this way, Varian can form another elf army, which only requires wood elf archers and Pegasus female elf warriors.

Then I can find a place in Kalimdor and pretend to be a native elf of Azeroth.

Add to that the Witherbark Guard, also known as the Dryad, a creature that resembles a large log, which fits perfectly with the Night Elves' philosophy of being close to nature.

Thinking that he would have an elf army in the future, Varian began to imagine the location of the elf army in the future.

It's definitely not possible to go to the north of Kalimdor. Whether it's Ashenvale, Felwood, or Moonglade, there are night elves everywhere. It doesn't make sense for a group of other elves to suddenly appear out of nowhere.

In the south, the only places that meet the characteristics of being close to nature are Un'Goro Crater and Feralas.

Other places, such as Desolace, Thousand Needles, and Tanaris, are almost all gobi deserts or deserts with no grass.

Silithus is full of Zerg nests. The famous Zerg holy site, Ahn'Qiraj Temple, is also in Silithus. It is almost entirely infested with all kinds of bugs and is uninhabitable.

Angolo Crater is very nice, with dense forests, plenty of prey, and no special forces, so you can live here in peace.

There are also many crystal ores in Angolo Crater, and they are relatively high-level crystals, such as red energy crystals, yellow energy crystals, etc., which can be considered.

Varian is not short of crystals now, because the crystal mines in Stranglethorn Vale have been mined normally, and the material warehouse of the Barrier race in the Thunder Bluff sub-base can increase one unit of crystal every day. According to Varian's plan for Thunder Bluff, several material warehouses will also be built, so that several units of crystal can be harvested every day in the future.

Feralas in the west of Kalimdor is also nice, with tall trees everywhere. What's more special is that there are two small islands not far from the west coast of Feralas. A Feathermoon Fortress has been built on the northern island, which is the territory of the night elves.

Feathermoon Fortress was built by Shandris Feathermoon, who was once a follower of Tyrande, the priestess of the moon goddess Elune. She later became the Sentinel General of the night elves.

The island in the south is bigger and is called the Island of Terror. Why is it called this name? Because there are many Chimeras in the center of the island.

Chimera, also known as the two-headed flying dragon, has one head that can spray a solution that corrodes buildings, and the other head that can emit lightning to attack living creatures.

There are also chimeras in the Ashenvale in the central part of Kalimdor. These chimeras can live in harmony with the night elves and even fight side by side.

However, the Chimera on the Island of Terror were not under the control of the night elves.

So later, the night elf buildings on the coast of the Island of Terror were occupied by a group of Nagas, but Chimera did not help.

The night elves have also been unable to drive out the naga from the coast of the Isle of Terror.

Varian thought that if he stationed an elven army in Felwood in the future, he would be able to capture Chimera, and he would have added powerful troops and more types of delicious food.

The super delicious Chimaira pork slices are also a famous recipe, which is definitely a high-end ingredient.

As for whether to be stationed in Felwood or Un'Goro Crater, we will have to conduct an on-site investigation when the time comes.