Speaking of the attack of the opposing Burning Legion, the Azeroth tribes can be said to have experienced the country too many times.

The Burning Legion has launched many attacks on Azeroth, but it has also been resisted again and again by the Azeroth tribes.

From the initial struggled resistance, to the subsequent counterattack, and then to the final victory, there have been too many life-and-death guard battles.

From the beginning, Azhara and the High Elves overused the Well of Eternity, causing Sargeras to notice this almost infinite source of energy.

Then, in order to gain Sargeras's favor, Asarra willingly opened the door to the Twisted Void, causing a large number of demons to pour into Azeroth.

This is the first time that the Burning Legion has invaded Azeroth, and the result this time is the explosion of the Well of Eternity, the ancient Azeroth, and the complete transformation of the upper elves, and the appearance of the Naga Sea Serpent, it can be said that the price is too great, and even some ancient creatures have been cut off from the inheritance.

It can be said that behind the tragic price is the ignorance of the Burning Legion, the first battle is simply powerless and targeted, plus the rebellion of the Elder Gods and Nesario.

As a result of Azeroth's worst catastrophe, and the closest Azeroth came to destruction, Sargeras was just one step away from entering the world.

The Night Elves suffered heavy casualties, a large number of demigods were killed, and the vitality of the dragons was greatly damaged, so that Azeroth, who had just entered its peak, almost returned to the barbarian period.

The existence of demigods is Azeroth's most valuable treasure, but if it weren't for their sacrifices, I'm afraid Azeroth would have ceased to exist a long time ago.

The Mother Tree withered, the Well of Eternity exploded, Kalimdor shattered, and the Burning Legion was only thinking the demon soldiers were dead, but Azeroth had almost all of them.

After that, the new Well of Eternity and the World Tree were born, and how long it took to recover after the war, after all, it is always faster to destroy than to rebuild.

Nessario rebelled with the Black Dragons, the Blue Dragons were almost wiped out, and the King of Magic, Malygos, went insane.

During this period, needless to say, Azhara and a large number of upper elves sank into the Endless Sea to become the first Naga, the resurrection of the Elder God failed, and the demon's soul was sealed, all of which was done licking his wounds while already a near-tragic victory.

The second time: Sargeras's conspiracy against Egwen, of course, this conspiracy was punctured by Dongchen, but I have to say that according to the historical plot, it should be regarded as the second invasion.

Sargeras enters Azeroth in a weakened state of resurrection, and Egwen, the Guardian of Tirisfa, discovers and fights Sargeras.

Sargeras deliberately lost to Egwene, who destroyed Sargeras's body and sealed his remains in the tomb of Sargeras in the Endless Sea.

And Sargeras's soul infiltrated Egwen's body, and finally transferred into Medivan's body, in preparation for the orc invasion.

These are the real plots, and the reason why the orcs will appear in Azeroth, I have to say that this time the Burning Legion has completely won.

Third time: Orcs invade Azeroth. Medivan, controlled by Sargeras's soul, joined forces with Gul'dan's orc warlocks to open the Dark Gate in Azeroth and Draenor at the same time.

The invasion was orchestrated by the Burning Legion without direct involvement in the influx of orcs into Azeroth, and ended in the orc's defeat.

Although it is said that the orcs have not completely entered Azeroth, but this time, the Burning Legion can be said to have not spent a single soldier, and Azeroth suffered heavy losses just by conspiracy, and victory or defeat can be ignored, and Azeroth can be said to have lost again.

Moreover, Medivin was killed, and Sargeras's soul was missing.

A large number of orcs died or were captured, Gul'dan died, Neozu was captured, the Dark Gate was closed, Draeno collapsed, Stormwind was destroyed, King Rhine was assassinated, Lothar was killed, and the expedition was trapped in Draenor.

All of this has been completed just under the conspiracy of the Burning Legion, and the hatred of the original Azeroth tribes towards the Burning Legion has only completely exploded.

It was also after the orcs entered Azeroth, after having a powerful enemy, the alliance of the original inhabitants of Azeroth, and the invader tribes, became more and more powerful under the confrontation between the two.

This is probably the most unexpected of the Burning Legion, after all, in the face of the threat of death at the moment, the various races of Azeroth, the moment they unite to form an alliance, they are already heading for a different fate.

If it weren't for the Burning Legion's too self-confidence and conceit, they found such a good sparring partner for Azeroth.

If it weren't for the fact that the tribe in Azeroth had a chance to reflect, a new home, and a new pursuit and life, I am afraid they would still be puppets controlled by the Burning Legion.

After all, many strong orcs died under the conspiracy of the Burning Legion, and the bloody orcs, the oath of never being slaves, and the unyielding arrogance flowing in the blood, this is the root of the orcs and the tribe to stand up again.

Instead of taking Azeroth at the chance, the Burning Legion created a more formidable enemy for itself.

Fourth: The death of Akmund and the rise of the Lich King.

Kilgardan transformed Neozu into the Lich King and threw him into Northrend.

The Lich King created a large number of undead troops and recruited Kel'thugad, who returned to the Eastern Kingdom to found the Cult of the Damned.

Luring the Prince of Arthas into his downfall, Arthas captured Silvermoon, the main city of Quel'Salas, and summoned Akmund after Dalaran stole the Book of Medivan.

Eventually, Akmund died under the World Tree due to his arrogance.

At this time, Kilgardan realized the danger of the Lich King, and on the condition of strength, sent Illidan to kill the Lich King, Illidan used the Eye of Sargeras to bombard the Frozen Throne, but failed because Malfurion and Mar stopped him.

After fleeing to the Outlands (Broken Draenor), he was threatened by Kil'Gardan and led Nagar and the Blood Elves directly to Northrend, and finally lost to Arthas at the Gate of the Throne and fled back to the Outlands.

Arthas and the Lich King have merged to become the strongest individual in Azeroth.

The Scourge was born, Lordaeron, Dalaran, Silvermoon City were destroyed, many commanders of the Burning Legion died, Manolos died, Tikdios died, Akmund died, the Forsaken were born, the Silver Hand was destroyed, the World Tree was destroyed, many heroes died, and the Horde and Alliance were formed.

All this is the pit dug by the Burning Legion for itself, and if it weren't for their aggressiveness, there would be no Azeroth after that.

That's why Dongchen has always been worried, why the Burning Legion's attack has been delayed.

If the Burning Legion refuses to attack, and in the fortress on their side, I am afraid that many people will lose their fighting spirit because of this.