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This does not apply to Necromancers.

Let’s get started on creating an expedition, someone.

What is the purpose of this expedition of yours?

We want to go to Northrend and defeat the nathrezim Malganis, in order to protect Lordaeron from the Scourge.

Malgannus

Magnus, perhaps?

Magnus, perhaps?

No, Malganus.
You haven't played the third Warlock campaign, have you?

No, I haven't played it.

I would take Arandor into my team, equip him with plastid, and send him into the thick of the supposed enemy forces!

Give Vistrit points for insulting someone based on their religious beliefs!

Don't play, Nebo. If you ever want to play, play the campaign from the second game, but definitely not the third.

We want to go to Northrend and defeat the nathrezim Malganis, in order to protect Lordaeron from the forces of the Scourge.

Okay, let's go.

If you want to miss out on a lot, then

Don't play, Sky.

Will you take me with you?

There are no such skills in the game. Although there is driving in Tactics, yes. But it's not a given that we'll have a vehicle, and besides, it will need to be refueled with something.

And don’t use my words against me.

The campaign in the third game is great.

Yes, the third installment has great campaigns that form a cohesive narrative. This is not like the second game, where it's unclear who actually won, what happened, and what didn't (if you analyze the entire chronology, rather than the "Orcs won/humans won" scenarios).

you'll need a leader

*nominates himself*

Sometimes, Ar, you can actually make a good joke.
Lock would be a good leader, but there's one caveat – we'll reach the nearest slave traders' guild, where he'll sell us into slavery.
Well, maybe Heaven would let us:

Yes, Heaven would be useful. He's efficient, doesn't act smart, and can get water from camel droppings, which will buy us some time.

In that case, we wouldn't have gone with him. Besides, he's too confrontational to be a leader.

A leader is never confrontational. Only a brute who engages in self-willed actions instead of following orders can be confrontational.