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

Ramtas picked up his two-handed axe, the famous corpse maker of fine quality, and rushed forward to clash with Chieftain Sharpfang Thornmane with his axe.

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The two two-handed axes collided with each other, making a harsh sound.

Chief Sharpfang Thornmane and Ramtas both took more than ten steps back under the huge reaction force.

Ramtas looked at his axe and found some gaps and cracks on it.

This two-handed axe is a well-known magical weapon. Many players would also use this axe to play, but they didn't expect it to be so vulnerable.

Ramtas looked at the axe in Chief Sharpfang Thornmane's hand again and found it was intact.

The gap is too big.

Ramtas couldn't help but exclaimed: "What a great weapon indeed!"

Chieftain Sharpfang Thornmane said: "In addition to axes, there are many other weapons. Let's take a look."

So, Chief Sharpfang Thornmane took Ramtas to visit the archery and musket troops demonstrations.

Following the command from the exercise commander, the soldiers shot a intensive volley of arrows, and the dummy in the distance was instantly shot into a hedgehog.

This distance is one third farther than that of an ordinary bow and arrow.

This made Ramtas' eyes widen.

Then came the musketeers. The musketeers pulled the triggers and the dummies in the distance were shot into a honeycomb.

The range and power of a musket are greater than those of a bow and arrow, and it is stronger and faster. Of course, it is also more expensive.

Ramtas witnessed the range of the bows and arrows sold by the Thornback Boarmen, as well as the power of the muskets.

He decided on the spot to buy a batch of weapons and equipment for the soldiers of the Death's Head Tribe.

After some bargaining, Ramtas and Chieftain Spikefang Thornmane reached a large arms trade order.

The prophet Agham came to Thorn Ridge and met the chief of the Steelmane tribe, Klinig Badnose.

Klinig Badnose told Agum in detail about the previous battles with the Centaurs for the three oases.

He said: "At the beginning, there were only about 5,000 Kolkar centaurs, and the Steelmane tribe had a slight advantage at that time! But later, more and more centaurs came from the Desolate Land, and the Steelmane tribe was unable to defeat them!"

Agam said: "No wonder the Korkar Centaur are so arrogant and dare to attack Razorfen Kraul."

Klinig Badnose said, "Really? You're using the same trick again? This is how the Centaurs attacked our Steelmane tribe before, and that's how the war broke out."

After learning that the Death's Head tribe also wanted to fight against the Korkar centaurs, Klinig Badnose said, "Great! The Korkar centaurs have been bullying the quilboars too much. We, the Steelmane tribe, are willing to unite with the Death's Head tribe to fight against the centaurs and drive them out of the Barrens."

The prophet Agrum said: "Okay! I will go back to Razorfen Kraul to prepare for war. We will attack the Kolkar Centaur in the next few days. I will inform the chieftain in advance and we will attack the Centaur from both sides."

Klinig Bad Nose said, "Okay, let's do it!"

After the prophet Agum left, hope finally rekindled in Klinig Zaobi's heart.

There had been many battles with the Kolkar Centaur before, and the Steelmane Tribe was simply no match for the Centaur, so they had to retreat back to Thorn Ridge.

If no other forces joined in, Klinig Zaobi felt that they might never be able to take back those oases.

But now it's different! The Death's Head tribe is also joining the war! The Death's Head tribe is much stronger than their Steel Mane tribe.

There is still great hope of defeating the Kolkar Centaurs.

At this time, the Kokar Centaur was immersed in his previous victory and unable to extricate himself.

Since they occupied the three oases, more centaurs have come from the Desolate Land to join them.

There are now nearly 20,000 Kolkar Centaurs living in the Barrens.

The oases are covered with green grass, have abundant water sources, and are home to many fruits and mushrooms. This environment is far superior to Desolace and Stoneclaw Mountains, which makes the Kolkar Centaur regard the three oases as their home.

However, in order to protect the oasis from being taken away by wild boars, they assigned a lot of Centaur soldiers to protect each oasis.

Now each oasis is guarded by six or seven thousand Centaur soldiers, and the lakeside of the oasis is full of Centaur yurts.

The Centaur leader, Hezrul Bloodmark, was very proud at this moment, thinking that the stupid boar people were not worthy of being the opponents of the Kolkar Centaur.

What he didn't know was that after returning to Razorfen Kraul, the Overlord Ramtas and the Prophet Agham quickly assembled a 20,000-strong boar army and dispatched the furious Agatharos.

The furious Agatharos is a giant wild boar who retains the style of his ancestor Agamemgan, with hard spikes all over his back and two huge tusks that are thicker than human arms.

The Death's Head Boar also bought many bows and arrows, muskets, axes, swords, shields, armor, etc. from the Thornback Boar.

After the Death's Head Boar gathered his troops, they marched towards the Deadwater Oasis in a mighty force.

They made an agreement with the Steelmane Tribe to first besiege the more than 6,000 Centaurs in the Deadwater Oasis.

Of course, their actions were seen by Varian's royal griffins.

Although Varian did not participate in the war, he was still very interested in watching the war, especially the war between the centaurs and the boars.

A day later, the Death's Head Wild Boar had arrived near the Deadwater Oasis and set up camp.

And they sent liaison soldiers to notify the Steel Bristle Boarmen.

The war is about to start.

Seeing this, Varian rode his griffin and quickly arrived above the Deadwater Oasis.

Varian looked at the comparison of the number of people on both sides and felt that the Kolkar Centaur were going to lose the first wave.

There are only more than 6,000 Centaur soldiers in Deadwater Oasis, while there are about 30,000 soldiers from Death's Head Quills and Steel-brisled Quills.

Varian used the magic of Eye of Perspective to take a look at the strength of the Death's Head Boar, and found that it was indeed much stronger than the Steel-brisled Boar!

Razorfen Kraul Warrior, Razorfen Kraul Geomancer, Razorfen Kraul Beastmaster, Razorfen Kraul Earthshaker, Razorfen Kraul Totemist, Death's Head Expert, Death's Head Acolyte, Death's Head Sage, Death's Head First Knower.

There are so many strange and bizarre occupations that it’s hard to keep up.

Razorfen Kraul Earthshaker is a type of Shaman that can cast Earthquake.

The Death's Head Expert is a mage profession, and his main skills are Frost Arrow and Ice Chain.

Razorfen Kraul Totemist, also known as a Shaman, whose main skills are healing totem and earthtrap totem.

Razorfen Geomancer, main skill is Lightning Bolt.

Varian finally understood that the reason why the Death's Head Boar had so many professions was mainly because knowing one or two different magics or skills could be called a profession...