Just being a dark elf in Warhammer

I used to be a semi-Total War player, and I spent a huge sum of money to buy a disc and activate it on Steam (I didn’t understand it at the time, and I got tricked).

I didn’t buy Warhammer 1 at all, I only played Warhammer 2. I like to play Baator. At that time, there weren’t so many Chinese translators, but there were too many Baator guys in MIXU. I didn’t understand the background and English at the time, so I translated it and polished it. Hardly speaking, the content of MIXU is constantly being optimized and updated, and I keep updating it until I can’t keep up until the middle of 20 years.

In my opinion, the essence of the Warhammer background is to sell chess pieces. It is normal for there to be discrepancies before and after the settings are changed. However, when there are settings, you cannot make them up randomly and create your own for your own enjoyment. . . Forget it, I won’t talk about it later.

The background of Warhammer is based on in-depth details such as military books, novels, and team-running books. I like these stories including battles and adventures, so I wanted to write a novel. The pace is a bit fast now. Everything is fast, and the novel must also be fast. Either on the way to fight or in the middle of the fight, or on the way or in the process of pretending. You can’t stop. If you stop, you won’t subscribe. You can’t stop. Write. It collapsed.

This is my first time writing a book, and I want to show the grand background of Warhammer while respecting the original work. During this period, the protagonist will go to all kinds of places, meet all kinds of people, and experience all kinds of things.

Just like in Lustria, there are many skink lizards talked about. Each skink lizard has its own personality and life. Although they came out of the hatching tank, they are all independent individuals.

I want to bring this world to life so that readers can feel that the protagonist is living in the world of Medieval Warhammer, instead of pretending to be in this world. The protagonist will also encounter difficulties and unsolvable things. But then again, the more lively and detailed the writing, the more polished it might be?

The same goes for Druch, the protagonist, Malus, Dorian, and the followers around the protagonist, all of them are different.

Every Drukhi city is different, and there are many things. I want to write these things out in outline.

The same goes for the snowy mountain section, with the beast of Lema as the introduction, giant wolf, army of the dead, sword, flag, dragon armor, binding curse, echo, Kane's curse, Larkas, statue, Shadow Clan, black willow tree, dragon egg, The northern strongholds are strung together.

But sometimes, there must be logic, which role and identity will do what, just like the protagonist will not be captured, the protagonist will not get up at night to take risks alone, the protagonist belongs to the top of Druchi, the kind who gives orders. Some things can only be told by the corresponding characters. Although it may be a bit too much, it still serves the main line and protagonist.

After all, I didn’t suddenly talk about another race or talk about other things.

Forget it, I suddenly lost interest, that’s it_(:з」∠)_

No need to wish me a happy birthday, thank you. I just want to spend my day, being happy every day is what’s important.