Wrynn Territory needed a large number of Anti-Air Ballistae to maintain its routine air defenses, and the scarcity marketing strategy also drove up their price.
Aside from the two hundred Anti-Air Ballistae promised to the Hobarton Family and the Loran Family, Medivh sold only five hundred in his first batch.
The Loran nobles who arrived later managed to buy just ten Anti-Air Ballistae.
The families who came later still didn't even get a drop.
After fully understanding the Anti-Air Ballistae's power, the Loran nobles who hadn't bought their full quota—or hadn't managed to buy any—hoped Medivh would release a second batch soon.
Those Loran nobles who had bought their full quota hoped Medivh would lift the restrictions and let them buy more Anti-Air Ballistae.
They wanted to form Iron-Clad Ballista battalions on the scale of those belonging to the Hobarton Family and the Loran Family.
To get ahead of the competition in the next transaction, the Loran nobles began collecting the magical materials Medivh needed in advance. They were ready to trade as soon as he released more stock.
The Loran City-State had fought in many planar wars, and those Anti-Air Ballistae weren't all concentrated on the plane where Hilda was.
The Anti-Air Ballistae had made a great impression on multiple planes. Enemies encountering them for the first time were caught off guard and dealt a heavy blow.
The Anti-Air Ballistae were only suitable as a surprise weapon. They could influence the outcome of local battles, but couldn't decide the victor of a planar war.
Take the battle commanded by Hilda, for example. Without the Human Allied Forces, the Sky Bow Battalion's achievements would have amounted to nothing more than destroying a Barbarian Cavalry Legion and a squadron of Wyvern Cavalry.
It was the Human Allied Forces that forced the