"Say, did you come here too because you heard about Hearthstone Legends?"
Giant Axe set down his mug with a bang, and a dwarf immediately attentively refilled it with ale. The amber liquor swayed gently, reflecting a hazy glow.
"More or less." Wang Gulas nodded. "Is it really that fun?"
He had just watched a match. To be honest, he had not found this card game called Hearthstone Legends particularly interesting, and he had noticed plenty of things that made no sense.
Such a powerful Fire Element Lord had actually been shot to death by a human with a bow and arrow.
Was that reasonable?
It was not reasonable.
"Of course it's fun!" Giant Axe widened his eyes. As the Hearthstone Tavern's first customer, he felt obligated to defend Hearthstone Legends' reputation.
"Uh..." Wang Gulas instinctively took a step back. Giant Axe's imposing presence was almost more than he could bear.
"Forget it, talking won't make you truly understand." Giant Axe shook his head and pointed at the dwarf opposite him. "Chali, move aside for now. Leave the Card Box too, and let Old Wang experience it for himself."
Besides being a member of the Elder Council, Wang Gulas was also responsible for communication between the council and the dwarven community, so the dwarves knew him fairly well.
Earning the dwarves' recognition was no easy task.
Wang Gulas did not refuse. From watching, he had already determined just how popular Hearthstone Legends was among the dwarves. If he relied on himself, he probably would not even find an empty seat.
"Do you need me to explain the rules?" Giant Axe drank his ale, carrying himself as though, "As long as you like Hearthstone Legends too, we're good brothers."
"That won't be necessary. I watched you play a match just now,