With the destruction of the Fel Forge, a major production base, the Throne of Kil'jaeden lay completely exposed before the Broken forces.
Next, the Broken could head to the Throne of Kil'jaeden and test what the demons there were made of.
The demons had lost the Fel Forge, which could mass-produce weapons and equipment.
Now, their surging rage had utterly inflamed them.
They swore to fight those mutated Draenei to the death.
But fighting invisible enemies to the death was rather difficult!
All they got was harassment and assassination.
For instance, the Broken would plant an antipersonnel mine beside a road and detonate it when the demon army passed.
Countless steel balls sprayed out, eliminating demons whose defenses were inadequate.
This sort of thing happened often.
For the Broken, who could remain invisible for long periods, setting up such ambushes was all too easy!
Felguards had never worn breastplates before, letting everyone admire their powerful chests and eight-pack abs.
Now they were fully armored, with their helmets securely in place to keep steel balls from blowing their heads apart.
Yet as portable rocket launchers began to appear, their lives grew increasingly difficult!
The Burning Legion had no tanks to shoot at.
Felguards clad head to toe in felsteel armor were the most suitable targets.
Felsteel armor was certainly much stronger than steel armor.
Once empowered with fel, its defensive strength could increase even further.
But Felguards had limited fel reserves.
There was also a limit to how much fel could enhance their defenses.
It could bring felsteel armor up to roughly the defensive strength of 150 mm of homogeneous steel plate.
That level of protection rivaled the invincible German King Tiger tanks of World War II.
No gunpowder-powered kinetic firearm of any caliber could penetrate a Felguard's felsteel armor.
Even