Discomfort

The Greenskin Field was powerful, practically a wishing machine. As long as enough Greenskins believed, no matter how absurd the effect, it could be achieved.

But it was not without limits. Even if all Greenskins believed, the more outrageous the matter, the greater the number of Greenskins required.

Take the Mage World's World-Destroying Fortress, for example. Its purpose was not invasion, but pure destruction. Its interior integrated a vast number of destructive spells and energy circuits.

Once the Greenskins saw this thing, they naturally loved it and immediately wanted to build one themselves.

The Mage World then provided different Greenskin tribes with different basic materials and showed some of them the internal structure and operating principles.

Although the Greenskin technicians could not really understand it, that did not stop them from copying it according to their own understanding.

The mages discovered that the closer the materials and appearance were to the original, the fewer Greenskins were needed to achieve the effect.

After confirming this, the mages naturally had to distribute their Greenskin numbers reasonably. Although there were many Greenskins, the unfinished ideas they still had in mind required equally terrifying numbers of them.

Moreover, while these things were immensely powerful, if there were too few of them, they were not even as useful as existing technology.

Thus, the Greenskins often saw divine envoys pull out all sorts of strange things, all of them wildly domineering, cool, and explosively badass.

They suited the Greenskins' tastes perfectly. The Greenskins then copied them on a massive scale, from magical battle armor forged specifically for melee fighters to gigantic World-Destroying Fortresses, Law Fortresses, and more.

It could be said that the current Greenskins were the Mage World without magic. Greenskins did not need a learning process; after seeing a specific effect, they could leap