Baron Rivendell was very angry. He probably felt that fighting was a very noble thing, and he still retained this pride even after being transformed into an undead knight.
I didn't expect someone to break the rules so shamelessly.
Not only did he interrupt the polite and civilized conversation between the nobles to carry out a sneak attack, he also attacked Lu Li from behind, so he took out the magic sword covered with runes and attacked Lu Li like a fool.
Despite the bravery Lu Li had shown just now, he was not the kind of person who would treat himself like a warrior when his head got hot.
Before the magic sword could hit him, he had already teleported behind Azure Sea Breeze, scaring Azure Sea Breeze, who had originally planned to take a look at the excitement, into panic.
The battle officially begins!
Baron Rivendare is a death knight. Players rarely come into contact with this profession. Although many knight players triggered the death knight mission very early, they never really became a death knight from beginning to end. They still used the skills of knights to level up in the dungeon.
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According to the official definition, death knights were once righteous human warriors, paladins, or simple orcs who believed in shamanism and lived in the world of Draenor hundreds of years ago.
They either accepted the call of darkness, gave up their glorious past, sold their souls, or were helplessly resurrected after being killed and became slaves of the Lich King. In short, they all gained near-eternal power.
Like the rare races Pandaren, Werewolves, Goblins, etc., Death Knights and Monks are very special professions in Journey to the West, and only a small number of players have the opportunity to work for them.
Hundreds of years ago, the aborigines of the simple and harmonious world of Draenor were a group of orcs who advocated simple shamanic teachings. A group of Draenei who came to this world through space travel to escape the pursuit of demons lived in harmony with them.
Until darkness fell, Kil'jaeden, the demon trickster in the Twisting Nether, tricked the aging High Priest Ner'zhul of the Shadowmoon Tribe into giving up the shamanism that worshiped natural elements and becoming the first warlock to use the power of chaotic arcane magic.
His cronies were also endowed with powerful dark power and became immortal, becoming bloodthirsty evil creatures that roamed Shadowmoon Valley and were called blood demons.
The power of darkness continues to spread among the orc tribes, and the shaman priests accept new teachings one after another. The simple orc race is gradually corrupted by the desire for power. The society that was once supported by the heroic warriors and wise shaman priests collapsed.
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Orcs drink demon blood and kill innocent draenei indiscriminately.
Although Ner'zhul became the leader of a large tribe after the alliance of tribes, he discovered the bloodthirsty evil deeds of his tribe, began to reflect on himself, and refused to cooperate with the devil.
The demon found his young apprentice Gul'dan (this guy is Daniel Wu) to create the Shadow Council to replace Ner'zhul in controlling the power of the orc tribe.
Gul'dan led the orc army through the Dark Portal and launched an attack on the World Alliance of Azeroth.
After the failure, in order to rescue the enslaved orcs in Azeroth, Ner'zhul led his men in a fierce battle with the Alliance in the Blackwater Swamp under the Dark Portal, but ended up falling on the side of Draenor, the Dark Portal.
defeat.
He once again used the power of shadow to open multiple gates to the Twisting Void, and led his cronies to cowardly escape, hoping to escape to a new world through space travel.
And in the Twisting Nether, the demon army was waiting for him. As punishment for going against the demon's will, he and his cronies were stripped of their bodies but kept their souls intact and tortured. Under torture, Ner'zhul once again compromised and gained new strength.
O'zhul was frozen and thrown on top of the world of Northrend in the world of Azeroth, and became the Lich King.
And his cronies, the blood demons, became death knights and lichs.
This is the first generation death knight.
The second generation of death knights are actually humans, and the most representative figure is naturally our Prince of Alsace.
The adventurous humans living in the continent of Lordaeron used fleets to explore the extremely cold northern continent of Northrend and established towns. The previous Lich King Ner'zhul quietly chose to experiment with humans deep into the ice.
He gradually achieved success in spiritual arts and established a skeleton army of a certain scale.
This triggered the Arachnoid Kingdom, which lived deep underground here tens of thousands of years ago, and the brave Arachnoid Legion launched an attack on the earliest Scourge Skeleton Army that had just been established.
Since the arachnids were immune to Ner'zhul's mastery of mind control, this fierce battle almost forced Ner'zhul to mobilize all the lichs and death knights who were still loyal to him. Arachnids continued to fall, but their bodies could be
Under the control of these blood demons, the number of arachnids continued to decrease while the Scourge continued to grow. In the end, Ner'zhul used this tactic to win the war and gain the dominance of Northrend.
He seduced the Dalaran mage Kel'Thuzad, who had similar ambitions to him, and founded the Cursed Sect in the kingdom of Lordaeron, constantly recruiting followers and spreading various plagues.
This touched the Lordaeron government at the time, and the **** Paladin Arthas and his mentor Paladin Uther were ordered to investigate the matter.
The young prince stepped into one trap after another. In the end, his hatred for the Scourge led him to embark on a journey to the continent of Northrend. This was a road of no return. He uprooted the cursed Frostmourne,
The Dread Lord Mel'Ganis sacrificed his own men to defeat the Scourge, but wandered alone in the biting cold wind, losing the last trace of his personality.
A few months later, Arthas, who had not been heard from since, returned in triumph and the plague receded. During the celebration, he met his father and killed his father with his own hands, disrupting domestic politics and becoming the first second-generation death knight.
This is the origin of the second generation of death knights. The second generation of death knights pushed the death knight profession to its peak. Throughout this period, Arthas defeated the so-called invincible leader of the Silver Hand, Uther.
This is very important. Paladins with pure souls cannot be summoned by necromantic magic even after death.
Power comes from one's own soul. Uther's defeat caused the paladins under his command to lose their loyalty to their faith. The hearts of all the transformed paladins had actually changed before they died.
Many paladins died in anger, despair, and fear, and their dead bodies were summoned to join the ranks of the second generation of death knights.
The remaining members of the Silver Hand founded or joined what became the Scarlet Crusade.
The Scarlet Crusade was brilliant for a moment, like a flash in the pan.
Its leader Mograine cast the Ashbringer after purifying the Shadow Crystal from the Draenei captured during the previous orc invasion. Later, he was betrayed by his son during the raid on Stratholme City occupied by the undead. In anger, sorrow, and revenge,
He was killed in the battle and joined the Death Knight camp. From then on, the main force of the Scarlet Crusade was in ruins and was restrained and controlled by the senior officials of the Scourge and the Dread Lord.
All this until the emergence of the tragic character Illidan.
