At the front, the war had entered its most heated phase.
The Lava Clan relied on Trolls and Ogres as its core units, advancing slowly in a frontal assault. Cavalry screened the flanks to prevent enemy cavalry from harassing them, while elite infantry served as support units, following behind the Trolls and Ogres.
The main force of Caster Legion members remained at the rear of the formation, constantly casting Restoration Spells and spells like Evil Aura that increased strength and defense.
The advantage of Warlocks was that, compared with Mages, they had fewer spells to choose from, but their spells could be cast without any problems and extremely quickly, without a lengthy casting time.
The Lava Clan's entire battle plan was quite simple and direct. It could almost be called the standard template for large-scale warfare, with no distinctive features at all.
But combined with the Lava Clan's overwhelming numerical advantage, this tactic became an almost unsolvable means of waging war.
The Barbarians couldn't break through the frontal defensive line built around the Flame Trolls, while their cavalry had no way to harass the Mage team in the rear. They were practically fighting the Lava Clan under a barrage from the Caster Legion.
On the battlefield, every fireball cast by the Warlocks could seriously wound several Barbarians.
Flames imbued with magical power covered the Barbarian corpses. A strange, meaty aroma spread through the air, and even the most frenzied Barbarians screamed in agony.
Under this systematic onslaught, the Barbarian forces, whose army structure was already flawed, could only resist briefly before falling into complete disarray.
Under the Flame Wyverns' attacks, the Barbarian forces couldn't even reach the front lines. The advance built around Trolls and Ogres utterly crushed the Barbarian charge.
In these circumstances, the Barbarians suffered heavy casualties. Though