In Baron Dar's battle plan, the Goblin Chieftain and Goblin Shaman were the greatest risks posed by this goblin tribe. Not only were the two formidable fighters themselves, but they were also excellent command and support units. With them leading the way, even ordinary goblins would see their strength soar, while Goblin Hunters, Goblin Warriors, Goblin Archers, and the like—already no weaklings to begin with—would grow even stronger, powerful enough that ordinary soldiers could hardly match them.
Of course, Baron Dar also had command and support units under his command. But compared to the Goblin Chieftain and Goblin Shaman, their "professional" abilities were considerably inferior.
For one thing, these two mid-tier Demonic Beasts were indeed formidable. For another, their support abilities were aimed almost entirely at goblins, even specifically the goblins of their own tribe. Greater restrictions brought greater power. Unlike the talented individuals under Baron Dar, who could provide excellent support no matter whom they worked with, these two were not weak themselves and yet were bound by such restrictions; naturally, their support effects were far stronger.
Under normal circumstances, goblins could not defeat sturdy humans. But with the Chieftain and Shaman supporting them, that was hard to say. Besides, even if they could win, that did not mean they could do so without losses.
If not for the clergy of the Church of Void Mask stepping forward, this battle would likely have resulted in casualties no matter what.
Seeing the Church of Void Mask's people take on the Goblin Chieftain and Goblin Shaman, Baron Dar nodded and instructed the mage and knights beside him to be ready to provide support at any moment.
Though he deeply disliked these clergy who had undermined his authority, he could still tell what mattered more.
No matter how great the conflict, it