Watching their companions get blasted to pieces by artillery one after another, the remaining Two-headed Ogre Mages finally learned their lesson.
No matter how strong their bodies were, they were still just mages.
Charging into the fray had nothing to do with them.
On a battlefield of this high caliber, they were only suited to support real Warriors as they charged.
These Two-headed Ogre Mages had not undergone systematic training.
For now, they only knew a few limited basic spells branded into their bloodlines.
For example: Bloodlust, Spell Shield, and Fireball.
Yet even knowing only Bloodlust, they could still play a strong supporting role.
Warriors buffed with Bloodlust attacked and ran faster.
Bathed in crimson light, the Warriors rushed toward the Mage Tower at speeds far exceeding their normal state.
Because its magic Barrier had shattered, the Mage Tower had suffered a certain amount of energy shock, and its operational status was not very good.
Although the mages inside could still fight, their efficiency inevitably declined.
Only the Arcane Golems maintained their condition.
However, without the restraint of the magic Barrier, the magical concentration in the forest was rapidly decreasing.
The magical energy replenishment for the Arcane Golems would become less and less.
The Horde army's Charge, pushing hard against the firepower strikes, was very successful.
In the end, they successfully rushed to the edge of the Mage Tower, fiercely pounding the walls and gates with great axes and Warhammers in an attempt to destroy this fortress of war.
The frenzied chopping and pounding of the great axes and Warhammers left the base of the Mage Tower mottled and scarred.
Yet granite walls treated with spells like this possessed a toughness rivaling even steel!
The fierce attacks merely disfigured the walls and could not damage their foundation.
Moreover, High Elf