Only the three strongest Death Knights remained. After Shidewa and Xinluoge led the Vilebranch Trolls and elves in ganging up on them, all three were gravely wounded and captured.
Uther had intended to kill those three Death Knights outright, but Shidewa and Xingluoge refused to let him, since they had taken the prisoners. Though Uther was somewhat displeased, he had no grounds to insist in the end and let them take the captives away. All the spoils from the remaining Death Knights, however, went to Uther and his men.
Shidewa and Xingluoge did not quibble and readily agreed to Uther's terms. To the elves, aside from the demon, ghoul, and Death Knight corpses littering the ground, only the Death Knights' equipment had any value. Nothing else was worth a second look.
Death Warhorses? Forget about them. Those creatures had been summoned from the underworld, and when their summoners died, the planar forces of the underworld dragged them back. Even the mounts of the last three gravely wounded captives had been pulled back into the underworld, since their summoners were barely clinging to life and had lost the power to bind them.
These so-called spoils were of no use to the elves, but they were immensely valuable to the nations of the Human Alliance. Wiping out more than two hundred Death Knights in a single battle meant a great deal to the Alliance army's morale.
For the Eastern Burning Legion of The Hinterlands, this battle had been a victory, but not a perfect one. They had failed to annihilate the Orcs Forces, and they did not even know where the surviving Orcs Forces had fled.
At the same time, when they made their final head count, they found that they had lost more than three hundred Vilebranch Troll warriors. Most of