Here, an example of what you will find:
“Paladins charge from all sides, hammers and swords glowing with radiant power, striking down any troll that tries to stand. The foot soldiers move in precision, cutting off escape routes, striking down any who try to run. The elven mages, standing apart, their hands alight with crackling power, unleash devastation.
The elves do not waste their power on lesser trolls.
No—their spells are aimed at two figures standing near the central altar.
Trolls clad in dark robes, their skin painted with strange, glowing markings.
Shadow priests.
One lifts a staff of bone, chanting in a guttural, unnatural voice. The other raises a hand, his fingers curling, black magic forming in his palm.
But before the spell can be unleashed
A storm of ice erupts from one mage’s hands, freezing the shadow priest in place. The second mage raises both arms—lightning arcs between them before crashing down in a furious explosion.
The air shakes with the force of the spell. The dark priests scream.
But the battle continues.”
On part 2 Vanilla, Tune has a glimpse of what real heroes look like, and for me, as a player and a writer, i try bring back those moments when i was a new player, watching lvl60 fully geared player walking around.
“A group of five, moving through the ruined streets of Moonbrook with purpose, confidence, and the kind of silent authority that commands respect. These are not ordinary soldiers.
These are heroes.
They are not clad in the standard issue armor of Stormwind’s army, nor do they march in formation like trained footmen. Their presence alone is enough to part the soldiers around them, who step aside instinctively, eyes watching in quiet admiration.
I watch too. Every detail. Every movement.”
And yes, then i detail each one of them. Writing about Vanilla did bring back good old memories.
