Kamikaze
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Kolbazzer (Inferno, Pyra, Pyra) def Kamikaze (Stronghold, Dessa, Dessa)
This is a sad tale about an orphaned young man from the Bogarus clan. In those distant times, unspoiled by civilization, when there were no factories or plants, no internet or information technology, several barbarian tribes lived in peace and harmony in one of the most beautiful mountain valleys in the world. And then, one frosty winter morning, when nothing foreshadowed trouble, a hellish spawn, or rather, hellish spawns, burst into the village with the prosaic name Cradle of Fury. They destroyed everything they saw, burned the homes of the peaceful inhabitants, and tore the residents to pieces. Only little Dessa, who went to swim in the pond, survived the massacre of the hellish creatures. But he saw the demons leave the Temple of the Weeping Killer, a local landmark, and he remembered the faces of the executioners, scorched by hellish fire. Dessa vowed to avenge the creatures from the underworld for the death of his relatives and friends.
About fifteen years passed. The young barbarian explored his entire country in search of any information about the Xyron tribes (logistics). He studied many different literary sources (wisdom), and one day he found a trace of his enemies.
Dessa set up camp near the fort of General Pyra, who was rightly considered one of the best in the use of ranged weapons. The young man had calculated everything correctly; he had developed his army enough to give a real fight to the enemy, but he was too young and hot-headed, which, apparently, did him a disservice. He made his first mistake when he underestimated the battle gnomes, who were developing precious stones, "so necessary" for the development of wisdom in the dull-witted ogres. He attacked the miners with too weak forces, and only defeated them thanks to his talents as a versatile fighter. The life-giving crystals became much easier to obtain; now the gnomes caused almost no harm to Dessa's army. And then, perhaps, a fatal mistake was made. The young man, who loved to travel, built a ship and set out to explore the eastern coast of the continent. At this time, the demons, sensing the proximity of the "human," decided to explore the northern territories. And at a very inopportune moment, Dessa saw the hated spawn, inspecting the swamps near his settlement. Unable to restrain himself any longer, our hero rushed into battle, fortunately, the army had a numerical advantage. But in the battle, it became clear that the more experienced enemy, hardened by war and murder, felt very confident. He used magic, in which he was more sophisticated, as well as the deadly weapon "HELLFIRE CATAPULT." The young barbarian didn't even know about the power of the latter. The only rational solution was to retreat, which, thanks to his better knowledge of the area, as well as a unique skill, he managed to do quite well. But this story did not have a continuation, as Dessa decided to gain combat experience somewhere else and leave the dish that is best served cold for later.
This is a sad tale about an orphaned young man from the Bogarus clan. In those distant times, unspoiled by civilization, when there were no factories or plants, no internet or information technology, several barbarian tribes lived in peace and harmony in one of the most beautiful mountain valleys in the world. And then, one frosty winter morning, when nothing foreshadowed trouble, a hellish spawn, or rather, hellish spawns, burst into the village with the prosaic name Cradle of Fury. They destroyed everything they saw, burned the homes of the peaceful inhabitants, and tore the residents to pieces. Only little Dessa, who went to swim in the pond, survived the massacre of the hellish creatures. But he saw the demons leave the Temple of the Weeping Killer, a local landmark, and he remembered the faces of the executioners, scorched by hellish fire. Dessa vowed to avenge the creatures from the underworld for the death of his relatives and friends.
About fifteen years passed. The young barbarian explored his entire country in search of any information about the Xyron tribes (logistics). He studied many different literary sources (wisdom), and one day he found a trace of his enemies.
Dessa set up camp near the fort of General Pyra, who was rightly considered one of the best in the use of ranged weapons. The young man had calculated everything correctly; he had developed his army enough to give a real fight to the enemy, but he was too young and hot-headed, which, apparently, did him a disservice. He made his first mistake when he underestimated the battle gnomes, who were developing precious stones, "so necessary" for the development of wisdom in the dull-witted ogres. He attacked the miners with too weak forces, and only defeated them thanks to his talents as a versatile fighter. The life-giving crystals became much easier to obtain; now the gnomes caused almost no harm to Dessa's army. And then, perhaps, a fatal mistake was made. The young man, who loved to travel, built a ship and set out to explore the eastern coast of the continent. At this time, the demons, sensing the proximity of the "human," decided to explore the northern territories. And at a very inopportune moment, Dessa saw the hated spawn, inspecting the swamps near his settlement. Unable to restrain himself any longer, our hero rushed into battle, fortunately, the army had a numerical advantage. But in the battle, it became clear that the more experienced enemy, hardened by war and murder, felt very confident. He used magic, in which he was more sophisticated, as well as the deadly weapon "HELLFIRE CATAPULT." The young barbarian didn't even know about the power of the latter. The only rational solution was to retreat, which, thanks to his better knowledge of the area, as well as a unique skill, he managed to do quite well. But this story did not have a continuation, as Dessa decided to gain combat experience somewhere else and leave the dish that is best served cold for later.