The shrimp slaughter has begun. ——【Bait Bucket】Introduction.
Bait Bucket, Chum Bucket, this card has too many elements. The first is the restaurant of the card's eponymous SpongeBob SquarePants: Chum Bucket. Then, the introduction "Shrimp slaughter has begun." The harmonic is the appearance line of the card "Lords of the Abyss": "The killing has begun." "The bait bucket card surface depicts a deep-sea fishman in the sunken city of Sin Aisali, eating a crayfish man. The protagonists of today's story are these deep-sea mermaids.
1. Deep-sea fish people
Unlike their fishmen cousins in freshwater and coastline, deep-sea fishmen are also known as abyssal fishmen, and these fishmen look even more frightening. They look more like our real-life squid anglerfish. Lantern-sized eyeballs, sharp tusks, and a decoy-like "antenna" on the head are notable features of deep-sea fishmen.
Real Sturgeon:
Deep Sea Fishmen are very magical Fishmen, most of whom are priests or elders of the clan. Although they inhabit the Sunken City, their main gathering place is in Vaschir, which is said to be their capital.
Although there is very limited information about deep-sea fish people, they have been active in Hearthstone for a long time, such as the Cold Light Prophet (Bloodfish), the Cold Light Knower (Explosive Fish), the Sewer Fisherman, and the Mackerel Sage are all Deep Sea Fish People.
This time, "Exploring the Sunken City" also produced many deep-sea fish people: [False Gill Fish People], Sunken Scavengers, [Bloody Evil Fin Fish People], and Cold Light Lurkers.
Some deep-sea fishmen have also been upgraded to soul healers after death, running to the Shadow Kingdom and Azeroth, redeeming the souls who accidentally fell into the water.
There are also more unfortunate deep-sea fish people, who are made into fishing rods for fishing men after death - [Ghost Light Fishing Rod].
2. Mur'gul
There is another theory about the deep-sea fishmen: they are a group enslaved by the Nagas, and the land people call these enslaved fishmen "Mur'gul".
These fishmen were enslaved by the Nagas at an early age, and they were cursed and distorted by the power of the Burning Legion, and turned into a very abominable appearance. Compared with ordinary fishmen, Mugar looks more ferocious, their scales and shells are harder, and some of them have spikes on their backs. Mugle fishmen are more aggressive than the average fishman, and they will take the initiative to attack those lone boats that are floating on the sea, dragging those land people into the water.
The first time the player encounters Mugar, it is when Naga first appears. [Lady Vaschi] and her Naga, as well as their enslaved Mugar, land in the Broken Islands to help Illidan find the Eye of Sagras. Mugar's slaves and warriors thus became the basic combat unit of the Naga tribe, and in the past Warcraft III, the Naga farmer was Mugar.
Although Mugar was enslaved by the Nagas, there was also a strict hierarchy among them: the Mugar Rockman < the Mugle Blood Witch< the Mugle Tidal Warrior< the Mugle Hunter< the Mugle Hunter < the Mugle Shadow Mage.
Due to the long oppression of the Nagas, Mugar became fierce and bloodthirsty, and they were very unfriendly to other races, even their relatives, the Fishmen. Some of the Mugles also cultivated to become necromancers, and although they rarely interacted with the undead, the magic they used was very dark and evil: usually the kind of magic that weakened the life force, or the magic that directly killed the opponent.
Mugar was enslaved by the Nagas because they feared the magic of the Nagas, and the Mugars were very superstitious. The magic displayed by the upper elf-transformed Naga in the deep sea is a powerful force that the Mugle fish people have never seen before, plus some clans in the deep sea have either been eaten by the Naga or occupied by the Naga. The power of the Nagas gave Mugar a brand of fear in his heart, causing them to bow down before the Nagas.
Mugar is also different from the mutated fishmen, in their eyes the other mutant fishmen are more like freaks, they Mugle is the orthodox fishmen.
3. Evil Fin Clan
Among the deep-sea fish people, the fish people of the evil fin clan are considered to be the more miserable deep-sea fish people clan. Probably in order to escape the control of the Nagas, some of the evil finned fishmen fled to the Tyresfa Woodlands and the Silver Pine Forest, which is probably the location of the west coast of the original Kingdom of Lordaeron.
Although the evil finned fish people escaped from the naga's control, they were not alone, and they suffered an even more tragic fate in the silver pine forest. First they had to face Lordaeron's plague and plague legions, and then the forsaken captured them for plague experiments. The war between the werewolves and the forgotten in the Silver Pine Forest will be ignited from time to time, and the war and plague have been haunting the evil fin fishman clan like a devil, so that the evil fin fish people finally fall into fragmentation and madness.
Author 丨 Mormoore's echo
Editor 丨 Xiaoyou
Fine Art 丨 Pumpkin
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