When the Horde army and the Wildhammer Dwarves erupted into fierce ground conflicts, Falstad finally arrived at the battlefield with the Gryphon Riders.
However, they still arrived far too late!
The Magic Hammer imbued with lightning power struck down, and although it could smash many enemies to death.
Yet that meager number was just a drop in the bucket for the Horde army.
Moreover, the flocks of Red Dragons quickly dragged these Gryphon Riders into the battle.
With the situation at this stage, the Wildhammer Dwarves lacked the strength to repel the Horde army.
They could only hope that the Allied Forces would hurry over and end this tragic siege warfare.
Even with the support of a large number of Shaman, the casualties of the Wildhammer Dwarves remained substantial!
From time to time, Wildhammer Dwarves withdrew to receive treatment.
Healing spells could only accelerate wound healing.
The depletion of physical stamina could not be replenished.
The wounded needed a certain amount of time to rest before they could return to the battlefield.
While the Wildhammer Dwarves side had a large number of healing classes, the Horde army, joined by the Forest Troll, likewise possessed plenty of healing classes.
Although the Horde was inferior to the Wildhammer Dwarves in terms of the number of healing classes.
Yet their melee forces were even more abundant.
In this tragic tug-of-war between the engaging sides, it all depended on who could hold out until the end.
If no external force intervened, the probability of the Wildhammer Dwarves failing was greater.
After all, they could not compare with the Bronzebeard Clan of Ironforge.
The Bronzebeard Dwarves were the most professional Warrior in the Eastern Kingdoms!
They possessed many Mountain King who could communicate with Earth's Heart.
Those Mountain King who had mastered the earth's power