The moral high ground is an interesting thing. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 ｉｎfo

In Azeroth, the more intelligent races and civilizations they are, the more they like to do things from a moral standpoint.

Old Fordin's classic remark that "race does not mean glory, I have seen the noblest orcs and the most despicable humans" is actually a kind of implicit discrimination standing on the moral high ground of mankind.

Of course, in a world like Azeroth, morality itself is intimately connected to the source of the universe, light and darkness, and belief in and pursuit of light naturally promotes morality.

The battle between the alliance and the tribe is not a struggle based on ideology, but a struggle for resources.

If you want to live, you have to eat.

If you want to eat, you have to have land.

The reason is simple, but the orcs are outsiders and have no land.

The Alliance can pose, "This is our land, you orcs are pure invaders" attitude, which will embarrass the tribe very much.

The orcs themselves were nothing—they had always thought that the big fist was the right one, but Azeroth had an oath beyond the Alliance and the Horde......

If the alliance is really allowed to occupy the so-called "justice", the tribe really has no sense of security, and who knows if the oath will take the opportunity to do something?

Other orcs don't know the importance of this, but Thrall, who grew up among humans, doesn't know?

In this case, the quick-witted Sal thought of a good idea.

In Azeroth, there is a race that, de jure, once owned the entire Eastern Kingdom.

It's just that under the combined attack of the High Elves and humans, they lost a large part of their land and were forced to live in a corner of peace.

This race is the trolls.

Thrall was very sincere in inviting the trolls, who he wanted to join the tribe.

If the trolls join the Horde, the commanding heights of the Alliance's morality will not be able to occupy - you say I will rob you of your land? Okay, so did you rob the trolls of the land too?

When Stormwind was established, humans needed to deal with not only fish and gnolls, but also trolls!

Since you robbed it, I'm sorry - if I don't rob it, you can give back the land you robbed of, and I'll give you back the land you robbed!

It was because of the trolls that all of the people in the alliance wisely did not try to seize the moral high ground.

Originally, in Thrall's opinion, this was the most important meaning of trolls joining the tribe.

But as Thrall's experience and experience grew, and when he was no longer the gladiator he once was, he began to think about what it meant to the tribe to be a troll.

Is it just a legal basis?

No!

Hordes need trolls.

Requires Troll's ranged attack ability.

Trolls are required to have a numerical advantage (although the orcs have done a good job of this).

And sometimes, Thrall finds that the cooperation between the races is far more effective if they can play to their own strengths.

This battle for the defense of the Hellfire Fortress, Sal has a deep experience.

Humans alone can't wrestle with orcs - especially when they are in a defensive position.

But with the help of dwarves and gnomes, the alliance has the absolute upper hand.

The engineering of the gnomes provided the Coalition with all the conveniences it relied on to suppress the Horde - or rather the Orcs.

Moreover, the tribe has exhausted its hole cards, but the alliance is at ease.

The griffon knights hovering in the sky were still there, yet to strike - and if they did, there was nothing the tribe could do to stop them.

Although the old tribe had no bottom line, at that time, the orcs had the Dragon's Throat Clan, the Broken Hand Clan, and the Fireblade Clan (the Fireblade Clan of the new tribe only had two or three kittens left), and the system was relatively complete.

But what about the new tribes?

The troika of frostwolf, blackstone, and bloodring is sharp, but it is not enough to deal with most situations.

On the endless sea, the great ships of Kurtilas rode the waves - and the orcs could only watch.

In the sky, the gnome helicopter and the griffin knight represent the power of the Alliance—and the orcs can only watch.

It is only on the ground, or just front-on, that the orcs can guarantee that they are the dominant side.

About this, Sal also has a headache.

In this Draenor incident, Thrall's original plan was to hope that the trolls would also attract the attention of the Alliance, and not let the Alliance keep staring at the orcs.

But by now, Sal's mind had changed.

He hoped that Zur would indeed be able to give the trolls a new tomorrow.

The current Azeroth is not an environment for people to farm with peace of mind (and it is impossible for orcs to farm with peace of mind), and if they want to live a better life, orcs need strength.

When his own strength reaches a bottleneck and he needs instant combat power, allies are Thrall's first consideration.

……………………

So, when Sal found out about the returned Zur, he was overjoyed.

Zur is back!

And looking at the way Zur looks now, it seems to be very rewarding!

But before Zur could reach the Hellfire Fortress, a sudden drunken wind stopped the troll prophet.

Thrall didn't know what Drunken Wind had said to Zur, but he saw Zul hesitate before nodding.

Drunken Wind soon returned to the sky on the black dragon, and Zur also came to the walls of the Hellfire Fortress.

By this time, most of the orcs had fallen - although the Violet Avenger mages had also fallen several.

As soon as Sal slipped away, even the shaman fell down several times.

Then, Zur struck.

After a violent whirlwind, the entire walls of the Hellfire Fortress were empty except for a few powerful ones—even the ivory tower had flown out!

Sal's shock aside, Khadgar, who was watching from afar, could barely believe his eyes.

When did trolls have mages?

Or tm Offa?!

No, it's not just arcane, arcane brilliance is always blue!

The black and white power, if you read it right, is the light and the shadows!

At this moment, Khadgar had already begun to doubt life.

When he was in Dalaran, many people looked at him unpleasantly, but now, there is a troll, he is light and dark Ao Sanxiu!

There was a rare dead silence on the battlefield, and after Zur's cool appearance, it seemed that today's battle could not be continued.

And the drunken wind that has returned to the sky is clear that this battle is not only not to be fought today, but also to be unable to fight tomorrow.

The Alliance and the Horde now have work to do.