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

When Varian used magic such as continuous fireballs to kill more than a hundred orcs, forty or fifty of his own griffin riders were shot down by the enemy's warlocks and shamans.

The griffin knights fell to the ground. In some cases, the griffins landed first, while in others, the priests fell directly to the ground, a bloody mess.

Varian took one look and realized that this wasn't going to work; the loss would be too great.

So Varian quickly lowered the flight altitude and tried to resurrect the griffin riders who fell to the ground, but some of them were smashed into a puddle of mud and could not be resurrected.

About two-thirds of the Griffin Knights were resurrected. They saw reinforcements coming from the opposite side. There were about a few hundred orcs, all flying troops riding void rays.

Seeing that he was outnumbered, Varian decided to use the magic of the time-space gate and bring the griffin knight back to Gran Village.

A flash of light passed by, and the griffin knight who was fighting with the orcs disappeared from sight in an instant.

The orcs on the opposite side looked at the sudden disappearance of the Griffin Knight troops with a look of confusion on their faces. They rode their Void Rays back and forth for several circles at the place where the Griffin Knights disappeared, trying to find any trace of the Griffin Knights.

At this time, Varian had returned to Gran Village, drank Goldenthorn tea, and began to analyze the battle just now.

After this battle, Varian had a general understanding of the strength of the orc flying troops.

There are a large number of Orc Warlocks and Shamans with good attack power, and they can launch effective attacks on Griffin Riders.

In small-scale wars, Varian can gain an advantage on the battlefield through group attack magic and reincarnation.

However, in a large-scale war, the advantage is not obvious enough. First of all, Varian's group attack magic, such as chain lightning, can usually only attack dozens of orcs at most.

If there are thousands or tens of thousands of orcs on the opposite side, the effect of chain lightning will not be enough.

Moreover, the orcs also have warlocks and shamans! Their strength is not bad either.

The same goes for reincarnation. If a large army is engaged in a battle and hundreds or thousands of knights die, they cannot be resurrected all at once.

It seems that more troops will be needed in the future to fight against the orcs, whether they are melee soldiers or ranged soldiers, more numbers are needed.

After eating a few more berries, Varian took a look at the situation in Redridge Mountains through the vision of the royal griffin.

You may not know it until you see it, but some ogres have already reached the Redridge Mountains!

Ogres are strong and sturdy humanoid creatures with a small pointed horn on their heads. Some of the more intelligent ones have two heads, so there are many ogre mages who have two heads.

Ogres come in all kinds of skin colors, including pink, gray, black, and even blue.

Male ogres are relatively short, about 2.4 meters tall, while female ogres can be up to 3 meters tall. This is the average ogre, but there are also some special ogres that are very large and relatively rare.

Like orcs, ogres came from the planet Draenor, and this time they came to the world of Azeroth as an allied force through the Dark Portal.

However, after the Second War, these stupid and arrogant ogres thought that the orcs were too weak and severed their alliance with the orcs.

Later, ogres spread throughout Azeroth.

Dustwallow Marsh, Burning Steppes, Feralas, Dire Maul, Badlands, Blackrock Spire, Arathi Highlands, Tanaris, Loch Modan, Stranglethorn Vale, Duskwood, Deadwind Pass.

There are ogres of various tribes everywhere.

The famous Rexxar is a hybrid of orcs and ogres.

There are many famous ogre tribes in the game, including Stonemaul Ogres, Firebelly Ogres, Gordok Ogres, Firesmoke Ogres, Stonefist Ogres, Mogrosh Ogres, Stonepoint Ogres, Greatmaul Ogres, Sunderfist Ogres, Deadwind Ogres, and so on.

The Spirestone Ogres are mainly found in Blackrock Spire. Their leader is King Omokk, who has a lot of fighting power and a variety of troops under his command. There are Spirestone Warlords, Spirestone Reavers, Spirestone Butchers, Spirestone Battlemages, Spirestone Enforcers, Spirestone Mystics, Spirestone Commanders, Spirestone Ogre Mages, and Spirestone Chief Mages.

Gordok Ogres are the most famous ogres, mainly active in Dire Maul in Kalimdor. Many players must be very familiar with them. The king is Gordok the Great, and the sub-bosses are "Krocrush", "Guardian Fengus", "Trampler Krieg", and "Guardian Molda".

Giant Maul Ogres - They mainly gather in the Giant Maul Fortress in the Cursed Land. Their leader is "Grol the Destroyer", and this ogre is a subordinate of "Razelak the Polluter", one of the three famous dreadlords.

These are the more famous ogre tribes.

At this time, Gavinrad was leading two knights to encircle and suppress a group of more than 40 ogres.

The one that appeared in the Dawn Forest at this time should be the Splitfist Ogre.

The Splitting Fist Ogres are mainly melee ogres, holding weapons such as maces, axes, hammers, and large wooden clubs. After seeing Gavinrad's troops, they quickly engaged in a melee with the human heavy armored knights.

The ogre was extremely strong, and even though the knight's armor was very thick, he would still be seriously injured by being hit by the ogre's hammer.

Of course, the ogres have almost no decent equipment, and many of them are shirtless. If they are hit by the knight's heavy sword, they will be seriously injured.

Gavinrad led a team of knights and faced dozens of ogres, and the two sides were in a standoff.

The ogres let out deafening roars and waved huge sticks and axes. They looked very imposing and unstoppable.

Gavinrad stood at the front of the team, holding a long sword, his eyes firm and calm. He was well aware of the responsibility he shouldered.

"Brothers, attack!"

Gavinrad yelled the signal to attack.

As the battle began, Gavinrad charged forward and took the lead to confront the ogre leader directly.

The knights at the back also charged forward and engaged in a fight with the ogres.

Since there are more knights than ogres, there are about three knights against one ogre, so they have a slight advantage.

The ogres began to advance, their huge bodies pressing down on the knights like a mountain.

Seeing this, Gavinrad rushed into the middle of the ogres and performed a blade storm, spinning among the ogres like an electric fan.

The rapid rotation skill gave Gavinrad extremely strong attack power. Many ogres were cut by the sharp sword and bled profusely.

Suddenly, many ogres began to move away from Gavinrad, and only dared to move forward and fight him after he stopped.