"I think, before entering Ulduar, we need to capture these two places first." Archaedas watched quietly for a while, then suddenly said, "These two places look like on the map. It's not very big, but there is a wide space underneath. If Loken deploys a large number of troops here, if we attack Ulduar with all our strength, we may encounter attacks from behind."
"Here?" Aaron looked down at the map, and some less profound memories emerged in his mind, "I remember there seem to be two places..."
In the design of the game, Ulduar is not just a separate group dungeon. There is a five-person dungeon on both sides of Ulduar. However, these two five-person dungeons do not lose mounts, so the impression of Aaron is much weaker. If Archaedas hadn't mentioned it, Aaron might not be remembered.
It's just that although Aaron remembered this under Archaedas's reminder, Aaron couldn't remember anything about these two dungeons or these two buildings. However, according to common sense, the difficulty of the five-person dungeon must be easier than that of the team dungeon, so these two buildings should not be too difficult to defeat.
But that's the setting in the game. It's hard to say what the specific situation will be. If Loken has a sudden idea and stuffs a large number of troops into these two auxiliary buildings, it's not impossible.
"In this case, let's take down these two places before we officially attack Ulduar." Aaron suggested after briefly discussing with the commanders for a while.
"I think it's okay, it's better to be more prudent." Halduron was the first to express his agreement. This ranger who is good at melee combat used to be good at defense, otherwise Sylvanas would not always be responsible for Farstrider Lodge's defense work.
Even now that he needs to attack, Halduron prefers a safe strategy. He will naturally not object to this strategy of attacking in order to avoid worries.
"It doesn't matter whoever kills first, go wherever you want." Liadrin is just like an adventurer who just wants to know where to kill and how many to kill. As for specific strategies and the like, this newly born Paladin doesn't care about it at all.
Seeing that both of them agreed, Kael'thas also said that he was not professional in this aspect and that everything should be decided by Aaron and them.
"We dwarves also listen to you." Brann only cares about how many ancient relics he can dig out after this battle. As for the battle, for the dwarves, as long as they know where the enemy is... I think the dwarves and Liadrin will definitely have a common language.
The Proto-Dragon cavalry under Bolvar were not suitable for fighting in a relatively small space, so they did not express their opinions. Fortunately, the space inside Ulduar was wide enough, otherwise the air force would not be able to take advantage of it.
"In that case, it's decided." After deciding on this matter, the next thing that needs to be decided is how to attack these two buildings.
It's a pity that none of you Titan Keepers can remember the structure of these two places clearly. Because of this, we can't discuss too many specific plans. The final decision is very much in line with the preferences of Liadrin and the dwarves: rush in and kill the enemies. Although the specific plan discussed is not that simple, in summary it does mean this.
Fortunately, the attack on these two buildings can be used as a rehearsal for the attack on Ulduar. The previous battle in Snowdrift Plains was on an open plain, which is very different from the environment in Ulduar. Moreover, no one knows whether Loken has developed any new combat capabilities during this period, so it is good to learn about it in advance.
"Let's separate here." Archaedas and Thorim took Titan-forged and Aaron, excluding Eastern Kingdoms's expeditionary forces from each country, respectively, to the east of Ulduar OK, judging from the previous battles of Snowdrift Plains, the cooperation between these Titan-forged, which is mainly composed of various giants and Vrykul, and the expeditionary force is not very good. After all, the size gap between each other is too large, and it is easy for disconnection problems to occur due to poor coordination.
For a while, Aaron couldn't think of any way to solve this problem. In order to make up for the problem caused by the difference in body size, Aaron had put a lot of thought into it. Now that the troops have to be divided into two groups, he simply separated the expeditionary force according to body size, which also saved a lot of trouble.
According to the agreement between the two parties, after each party has eliminated the enemies entrenched in the two buildings guarding Ulduar, they will meet in front of Ulduar.
In order to avoid Loken leading people from behind Ulduar for a sneak attack when the two sides were fighting, Aaron also left half of the expeditionary force to garrison in front of the gate of Ulduar, while he himself led the remaining expeditionary force to prepare to attack the circular building on the west side of Ulduar.
"This is our target. Let's take a short rest and prepare to attack in half an hour." Aaron commanded the expeditionary force to choose a sheltered place in front of this circular building to rest temporarily. He walked to the door of the building and looked at the closed door.
According to Aaron's memory and the information learned from Archaedas and the others, this building should be difficult to attack. After all, it contains something very important to Loken - Forge of Wills.
"Aaron boy, the enemy is behind this door, right?" Brann followed Aaron's footsteps to the front of the door, carefully looking at the patterns and decorations on the door.
This building is a serious ancient building. In terms of history, Azeroth probably has few buildings that are older than this one. You can imagine its attraction to Brann.
Looking at Brann's eager look, if Aaron hadn't warned this guy in advance that there would be a large number of enemies behind the door, this dwarf might have opened the door and wanted to go in and see what was going on inside.
Even so, Brann still threw himself on the door, holding a huge magnifying glass to carefully observe these patterns, and occasionally made sighing sounds from his mouth.
Just when Aaron saw that it was almost time and was about to prepare the expeditionary force for battle, he heard the muffled sound of the door opening next to him and immediately looked at Brann who was lying on the door.
"I said I didn't push the door, do you believe it?" Brann quickly withdrew his hands from the door and said to Aaron.
Aaron couldn't care about him now. He raised his shield to block the enemy rushing from behind the door, and shouted to the soldiers of the expeditionary force behind him, asking them to come forward as soon as possible for support. Aaron only hoped that the enemy would not react so quickly. However, judging from the heavy footsteps that kept approaching, the enemy was about to come out.