All I could say was, fighting pure Greenskin Orcs felt great.
Of course, in terms of strength, this clan was about thirty percent stronger than the Dark Spear Clan. There were simply too many Greenskin Orcs here.
Then there were three Big Bosses, plus the Orc leader himself.
In other words, it was like facing three Big Bosses and a Greenskin Orc hero.
But this Greenskin Orc leader was a straight-up brawler. He was nothing like the Goblin Shaman of the Dark Spear Clan, who'd relied on ambushes and had a trump card like the Giant Spider Mother.
That meant Lin Yun's "battle formations" could make the most of the troops at his disposal.
Of course, the most important thing was all the equipment they'd obtained from the Dark Spear Clan.
Especially the ranged weapons—the bows and arrows.
They were incredibly important. Though Goblin arrows were practically no more than a tickle to Greenskin Orcs...
Practically.
Not completely.
There were more than four hundred Greenskin Goblins here. Even if each Greenskin Orc was hit by only four or five arrows fired by a concentrated group of Goblins, that would still be a real pain. It would leave the Orcs more agitated, making them easier targets for the Blood Axe Orcs attacking from the front, and so on.
Then Lin Yun's Blood Axe Orcs flanked the enemy on both sides, further squeezing their room to maneuver. This made their morale waver even more.
The one thing Lin Yun could appreciate about the enemy Orc leader was that he hadn't charged into the battle himself. For one thing, it was boss against boss. If Lin Yun held back while he rushed in first, he'd look impatient.
For another, the guy had confidence in his army.
Of course, if it were Lin Yun...