Dark Elf mages were primarily support-oriented, and there were no mages who had mastered powerful offensive spells.
Little did they know that this was exactly what Great Zhou wanted.
Anyone who had played even a little of those games should know that ironclad supports and ever-changing carries were the way to go.
Troops with strong utility and support capabilities were often the most versatile and retained their value the best. They would not be immediately eliminated with every version change.
At present, the Dark Elf mages had mainly mastered three True Word Spells: "Dark Spear," "Blood Healing," and "Biological Sense."
"Dark Spear," as the basic offensive method of Dark Elf mages, was nothing special. It had the dark attribute and, as usual, carried the negative effects of corrosion and curses.
"Blood Healing" could be simply understood as a dark version of healing magic. When you were seriously injured, as long as it could help you hang on to that last breath, it was a good skill!
Who knew? Once you managed to hang on, the medical team might arrive afterward and save your life.
Finally, there was "Biological Sense," which could be called the biggest surprise.
Simply put, it was equivalent to a biological radar.
At present, the goblins on Great Zhou's side had mastered a rather crude form of radio radar technology, which could perform simple detection of some large metal objects.
But it was probably because the technology was not yet mature. The radio radar's accuracy was limited at this stage, and it often made detection errors.
By comparison, "Biological Sense," as a True Word Spell, had nearly perfect detection accuracy for living creatures within its coverage range. Even a rat underground could be detected.
The only issue was that the detection cost was somewhat high.
The power