Judging from the map, McDonald's probably swallowed a third of the place in one gulp.
It seems like a lot, but it's not.
The Bloodsail Fleet's camp, the Misty Valley, and the Savage Coast, as well as two troll empire ruins, are not good places.
Firstly, no one knows if there are any caves that contain ‘millions of trolls’. Secondly, these places are generally hills and dense forests with complex terrain, which is not conducive to agricultural farming in this era.
However, no Storm nobles who have seen these places in person would want to use these ghost places as fiefdoms.
The only thing that is really useful to McDonald is Booty Bay, a natural deep-water port.
This terrain is surrounded by mountains on three sides. The recessed deep-water port is easy to defend and difficult to attack. It is also protected from typhoons and spies, which is awesome.
Relatively speaking, the value of the Treasure Bay in Stormwind Kingdom is not that great.
After all, there are deep-water ports in the neighboring Western Fertile Area and Stormwind City. The former was built during the Second Dark Portal War to counterattack the Kingdom of Stormwind, and the latter is the largest port in the southern continent that has been developed for many years.
This time it was more like a smooth favor.
In addition, with the tacit approval of someone, the senior management of the Kingdom of Storms leaked part of the py transaction that year, and various countries had different interpretations (sudden realization).
"The Kingdom of Stormwind owes Macdonken a duke. In the first war at the Dark Portal, in order to gain the full support of the Duke of Stratholme, the late King Lion promised a dukedom."
After this incident was revealed, the reactions of various countries were a bit subtle. The leaders were shocked at first, and then breathed a sigh of relief.
How can there be so many ideals between countries?
If Macdonald was a real great saint, the kings would be worried.
No one knows where religious fanaticism will lead them.
McDonald has always been very selfless, even giving money and help. Now he has a perfect explanation, at least in the eyes of others. At that time, the old man probably secretly murdered the Stratholme family, which forced McDonald to
They had to find a way out. That's why McDonald's actively helped the Storm Kingdom attack the streets.
However, regardless of the process, the fact is that McDonald really led everyone to withstand the terrifying offensive of orcs, natural disasters and demons, allowing most people to survive.
Not to mention, just based on the merits of helping Baofeng recover the country, it is not too much for McDonald to dig up a piece of territory.
The biggest difference between McDonald's and Lao Taizi is that he didn't steal everyone's original cake, but made the cake bigger and took away the bigger piece.
This is the key to making leaders feel more comfortable.
Throughout the ages, everyone's enthusiasm for land has been almost unanimous.
Look at the current alliance powers.
Kul Tiras took Dustwallow Marsh with Macdonken's help; Storm took Stranglethorn Vale; the Bronzebeard dwarves took Searing Gorge; the night elves took the Northern Barrens; and two years ago,
The Stratholme people helped the Wildhammer dwarves wipe out all the trolls in the Hinterlands, causing Evilbranch and several other troll clans to be completely wiped out.
Even this time, the McDonald family was not alone. He left about two-thirds of the flattest central and northern parts of Stranglethorn Valley to the storm. After a few years of exploration, this was the most fertile land.
There is no such thing as returning farmland to forest in this era.
Also, Stranglethorn Vale has a large amount of tin ore, iron ore, gold ore, silver ore, mithril ore and true silver ore.
Just now, the two countries joined forces with the Bronzebeard dwarves to create a grand railway plan, opening a western line from the existing railway from Stormwind City to Goldshire, passing through the fertile fields of the west, and then penetrating the mountains from north to south.
Go straight into Stranglethorn Valley and finally arrive at Booty Bay at the southernmost tip of the mainland.
This means that in the future, the food produced in Stranglethorn Valley can be transported directly to the Cursed Land Warden Keep by rail.
The intermediate minerals needed by the Bronzebeard Dwarves can also be mined in Stranglethorn Vale and smelted into metal ingots on site, then transported along the railway to Stormwind City, and then transported to Ironforge via the already built subway.
This is [Lutong Caitong]!
Of course, time is still a bit tight, so the three big guys got together to discuss a little bit and set a preliminary framework. The remaining 100 million points will naturally be discussed by their respective internal affairs officials.
Thanks to the success of the crusade against the evil god Hakkar, the Alliance can finally focus on Silithus.
The Kingdom of Stormwind definitely cannot send troops. It turns out that Zul'Gurub has at least hundreds of thousands of trolls, although most of them have been killed suddenly by the flamethrowers and regular troops of the Kingdom of Stormwind. The scattered trolls
Many people died in the pursuit of adventurers and human-headed dogs, but there were many survivors.
Before the green hills of Stranglethorn Vale become history, I'm afraid the Stormtroopers won't be able to take action. As the closest allies of the Stormwind Kingdom, the Bronzebeard Dwarves will definitely be indispensable in any mine battle.
It turns out that Stratholme and the Night Elves are the only ones who are really prepared to fight against Silithus.
It was a little surprise, Kul Tiras, Gilneas, Wildhammer dwarves, and gnomes all said they would come to help.
After such a long time, everyone has a clear understanding that it is one thing to fight against evil, but it is another thing to reap benefits along the way.
If you follow the alliance leader, you will get a lot of fish and meat!
All these changes were kept strictly confidential by the alliance's top brass.
Vol'jin, who had been waiting anxiously for many days in Theramore, finally met an important boss named King Genn.
To be honest, when the Alliance sent Darion Mograine to meet with Vol'jin before, he seemed rude and arrogant.
If the Alliance and the Horde are equal, then Vol'jin, as the chief of a tribe, should at least be received by a king.
Well, there is a premise here, that they are considered equal.
The Horde wants to be on equal footing with the Alliance, so... are you worthy?
In terms of territorial area, the alliance has completely surpassed the current tribe.
The actual control areas are only the tribes of Feralas, Desolace, Thousand Needles and Thunder Bluff, which is not even the territory of the Stratholme Federation or the Night Elves.
In terms of population, the Alliance has a population of tens of millions, but now it is less than a million. There are only three tribes of orcs, trolls and tauren.
The number of orcs in their hometown and parallel planes is not counted as they are not under the rule of the tribe.
What's more, now that the tribe is seeking an alliance, Wo'jin can only hold back his anger even if he feels angry, not daring to release even a little bit of it.
Not to mention that the Alliance did not imprison him. Even if Wo'jin ran back to Thousand Needles to tell the messenger about his things, the Alliance would not care at all. The look of whether love is coming or not made Wo'jin feel chilled.
Now that Jean has arrived, even if Jean is only the lowest-ranking boss in the alliance, even if Jean has been reduced to a beggar and barely dares to wear a crown, Vol'jin is still so moved that he almost bursts into tears.
"The Alliance's war in Stranglethorn Vale...is over?"
"It's over. It ended with His Majesty Wrynn successfully killing the evil god Hakkar. However, the Alliance paid a heavy price for this." Gene introduced the casualties of the Alliance with a heavy voice.
Wojin wanted to curse after half a day of listening. Who are you trying to fool? A lieutenant colonel died after half a day of listening?
