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

The sun gradually sets and night slowly falls.

The Kokar Centaurs started a fire outside the yurt camp and roasted the meat of various prey on the fire.

Roasted kodo, roasted velociraptor, roasted giraffe, roasted zebra, roasted wolf meat, roasted chocobo.

The aroma of barbecue immediately filled the entire Dead Water Oasis.

Just as the Kokar Centaur was preparing to feast on the food, he suddenly heard a "bang!"

A firework rose into the sky from not far away, bursting into a dazzling burst of fireworks.

All the Centaurs in the Deadwater Oasis saw the dazzling fireworks.

The Kokar Centaur suddenly felt something was wrong, but before he could react, he only heard a horn sound all around him, followed by a loud shout of killing, and then a large number of boarmen rushed towards the Kokar Centaur's camp.

Wild boars were galloping towards them from all directions, and the Centaur couldn't tell how many of them there were for a moment. He could only hurriedly throw away the barbecue in his hand and look for his weapon.

The Centaurs south of the Deadwater Oasis soon encountered the Quillboars. They discovered that these Quillboars were not the same as the Steel-bristled Quillboars they had encountered before.

As soon as these boar men rushed forward, they used earthquakes, ice arrows, and lightning arrows. Their spell attacks far exceeded those of the previous steel-brissed boar men.

This caused great harm to the Kokar Centaur, who had relatively poor magic resistance.

A boar man, by casting an earthquake spell, can disrupt the formation of seven or eight centaurs, making them stagger around and unable to charge forward.

These boarmen not only have powerful magical attacks, but also have powerful muskets and bows and arrows.

Bullets and arrows rained down like raindrops, directly knocking down a large number of Centaurs.

After a lot of effort, some centaurs rushed to the boars, but they were outnumbered, and the boars also had healing totems.

Suddenly, a huge wild boar, the size of a pickup truck, and an enraged Agaselos, charged from behind.

The heavy footsteps caused the ground to shake.

This frightened the Centaurs so much that they dared not approach and aimed their bows and arrows at Agaselos from a distance.

But unfortunately, ordinary bows and arrows can't hurt the big wild boar with thick skin and flesh.

The spikes on Agaselos' back are longer and harder than ordinary arrows.

Its skin is not only thick but also hard, and it is difficult to break its defense with ordinary damage.

Agaselos rushed into the group of Centaurs under the dense arrows, and with his huge fangs he swung forward, directly knocking four or five Centaurs away.

Agaselos can also bite, and if a Centaur is bitten by its bloody mouth, the Centaur will either lose limbs or die.

For a moment, the area around Agaselos was filled with scattered Centaur limbs and arms.

The battle lasted for almost an hour. Under the continuous attacks of the Death's Head Wild Boar and Steel-brisled Wild Boar, a large number of Kolkar Centaur soldiers had fallen, while the Wild Boar suffered very few casualties.

After a difficult struggle and the loss of three to four thousand soldiers, the remaining soldiers of Kolkar Centaur finally opened a gap in the encirclement in the west and fled in panic towards the Sweetwater Oasis.

The boar man symbolically chased forward for a short distance and then gave up.

Looking at the Kokar Centaur fleeing in a panic, the Death's Head Quills and Steel-bristled Quills burst into thunderous cheers.

In this battle, under the leadership of Ramtas, the leader of the Death's Head tribe, and Chief Klinig Bad Nose of the Steel Mane tribe, nearly 4,000 Kokar Centaur soldiers were wiped out! A large amount of supplies and a large number of prey raised by Kokar herders were also seized. It can be said that it was a great victory.

The difference in numbers was one of the reasons why the Kolkar Centaurs suffered such a defeat, but there were two other reasons. On the one hand, their leader, Hezrul Bloodmark, was not here, which resulted in poor command and morale. On the other hand, the boarmen's sneak attack tactics were more successful, as they launched the attack when the Centaurs were most relaxed.

Immersed in the joy of victory, the boarmen picked up the various barbecues that the centaurs had not had time to eat and began to eat them with relish.

The dinner prepared by the centaurs turned into a victory feast for the boarmen.

At this time, the Steelbristle Boarman took out some wine and rum and started drinking.

Ramtas, the ruler, smelled the wine and asked, "What is this?"

Chief Klinig Badnose said: "This is the wine bought from Mulgore. Haven't you, the Death's Head Tribe, bought it before?"

Ramtas said: "I have never bought it before. Let me try."

Chief Klinig Badnose handed Ramtas a bottle of wine.

After Ramtas opened the lid, a strong aroma of wine hit his nose, and he couldn't help but take a big gulp.

This is a fine wine made from high-quality grapes from the East Valley Lumberyard in Elwynn Forest. It impacts Ramtas's taste buds, his blood, and his soul.

When the wine entered his stomach, Ramtas praised it with great satisfaction: "Good wine! Better than any wine in the Barren Land!"

Seeing this, Klinig Zaobi was not stingy and asked his men to take out their treasured wine, rum and morning dew wine for the soldiers of the Death's Head Tribe to enjoy.

The soldiers of the Death's Head tribe also praised Chief Klinig's generosity and the quality of the wine.

If Varian saw this, he would give Chief Krinig a thumbs up for promoting his wine business so well.

While the boarmen from the two tribes were reveling, the defeated and fleeing Kokar Centaurs, after a long chase, finally arrived at the Sweetwater Oasis before dawn.

The Centaur leader, Hezrul Bloodmark, is inspecting and guiding the breeding work of the Kokar herdsmen at the Sweetwater Oasis camp.

Suddenly, looking at the one or two thousand Centaur soldiers who looked so miserable, his face suddenly darkened.

Hezrul Bloodseal asked, "Why didn't you guard the Deadwater Oasis? Why did you come back here and make such a mess?"

A small chief replied: "Deadwater Oasis has been occupied by wild boar people!"

Hezrul Bloodseal said angrily, "What! Aren't there more than 6,000 soldiers stationed there?"

The little leader replied: "Yes, there are more than 6,000 soldiers, but there are tens of thousands of wild boar soldiers!"

Hezrul Bloodseal was shocked: "Tens of thousands? How is that possible! The Steel Bristle Boarmen and the Thornback Boarmen probably don't have tens of thousands of soldiers!"

The little chief replied: "It's true. There are some wild boars. They are not steel-brisled wild boars or thorn-backed wild boars. They are a new tribe."