After finishing the enchantments on all the adamantite arrows, Herad used his mithril gloves to make them fly.
Twenty adamantite arrows flew around him, forming a razor-sharp barrier.
He sent the adamantite arrows flying at the Steel Target, punching it full of holes.
Against ordinary enemies, this would have been child's play.
But this method of attack was not particularly useful to him.
It guided arrows in low-speed flight, with the emphasis on "low-speed."
Even with adamantite arrows enchanted for enhanced armor penetration, the damage was only so-so.
Rather than use these slow-flying adamantite arrows, he might as well finish the enemy with a single wave of Arcane Barrage.
Of course, they were still quite useful for Rangers!
Even ordinary thorium arrows could injure enemies who got close.
This was a budget version of sword control.
Herad took some supplies, then went to inspect the progress on the Demigod Arcane Golems' armor.
The Silvermoon City Council's initial plan was to build ten Demigod Arcane Golems.
Any town of sufficient size would have at least one Demigod Arcane Golem stationed there.
Two sets of enormous armor shimmering with rainbow light had already been completed.
However, they had not yet gathered even half the materials for the Demigod Arcane Golems' bodies, leaving production stalled.
Building the bodies of Demigod Arcane Golems required a great deal of obsidian.
Only Mount Hyjal, controlled by the Night Elves, had substantial reserves of this rare stone.
Obsidian, which could perfectly absorb and store magical energy, was a highly valuable magical material.
To avoid becoming a joke, the Demigod Arcane Golems needed bodies made from this powerful magical material.
The Silvermoon City Council therefore sent envoys to Kalimdor to negotiate with the Night Elves over importing obsidian ore.
Night Elf society was relatively closed off and disliked