Hello everyone, this is the surprise game, I am the little brother who loves to eat melons.
As we all know, in the Warcraft worldview, the most dangerous profession is either the tribal chieftain or the king of the alliance.
Especially the king of Stormwind, the previous Varian is not cold, and the current king Anduin is jade, and many alliance players are numb.
But did you know that in the history of the Alliance, there is such a king, who not only survived the first, second, third, and fourth orc wars safely, but also a scientific research tycoon who drove the "Iron Man" mecha, which is so cool that you don't want to!
Today, let's chat, the strongest combat force on the Alliance's side - the great craftsman Gerbin Mekatok!
To be reasonable, the reason why the alliance has been able to have the last laugh in one war after another is closely related to the wisdom contributed by Gerbin Mekatok.
He is the hand of the mount mechanical chocobo, which gives the dwarf race the ability to move quickly, the siege tanks that shine in the orc wars, the mine tunnels and subways that allow Ironforge to quickly send troops to support Stormwind, and even the planes that are responsible for heavy bombing on the Alliance's side!
Therefore, it is not so much that Gerbin Mecatok is the Warcraft version of Iron Man, but that Iron Man is nicknamed Marvel Little Craftsman.
Of course, unlike Marvel's Iron Man's overjoyed personality, the dwarf king from Nomorigen rarely boasts of his exploits. You don't even know who Gerbin Mekatok is, even players who choose the dwarf race themselves can rarely tell where he came from.
It is no exaggeration to say that before version 8.0, the vast majority of Warcraft players' impression of this product stayed at the "guards" standing guard in the main city, and the cameo NPCs who issued buffs during the Wine Festival.
But in reality, the existence of Gerbin Mekatok directly affects the balance of victory and defeat in the big war.
Because in the first war, human beings have used some high-tech tools he invented to transport materials, and in the second war, a series of mechanical instruments such as micro regulators, repair robots, mine tunnels, and dwarven engineering tanks invented by Gerbin Mekatok have begun to emerge on the front line on the basis of ensuring that the alliance's logistics wages are not wrong.
(Siege Tank for War3)
The reason why the Alliance lost all kinds of armor when the Scourge invaded, and was even almost forced to play GG by the Lich King, was also because Gerbin Mekatok rejected the Alliance's request for help at the beginning of the Third War, so the Alliance failed to send Nomorigan's mechanical troops to harden the Scourge Legion.
(The Mechs are the nemesis of the army of the undead)
As for Gerbin Mecatok's reason for refusing to send troops to the Alliance, it is also very realistic, that is, their hometown of Nomorigen has been stolen by the cavemen, and they are too busy to take care of themselves.
Of course, similar to Iron Man's personal story, the reason why the dwarf race was stolen is precisely because Gerbin Mecatok believes too much in technology and ignores human nature.
In the beginning, under the indiscriminate bombardment of various mechanized troops, the cavemen were completely incapable of occupying Nomorigan, and at most they were like rats to wreak a little damage here and pry a little bit of wall footing there.
However, Gerbin Mekatok was always trying to wipe out the cavemen who had invaded the city, and he also believed the experimental report given by his good friend Hiko Semaprag, and wanted to use a poisonous gas that was harmless to the gnomes but could kill the caveman once and for all to solve the caveman's problem.
(Hico Sema Prag)
It's not buddy, the consequences of this blind messing with biological and chemical weapons, what else can you have besides playing with fire and self-immolation?
As a result, the poison gas approved by Gerbin Mecatok not only failed to kill the cavemen, but also turned a group of gnomes into lepers, making the city of Nomorigen completely unstoppable.
(Leprosy dwarf)
So, before 8.0, the dwarf king was either recruiting adventurers on his way to reclaim Nomorigen or repairing the ruined buildings of Nomorigan, and rarely appeared in the main side story of the Alliance.
This continued until the Battle of Dasaro, when the Alliance fleet was about to be encircled by the Royal Navy of Zandalara, and it was Gerbin Mekatok who risked his life by activating an explosive device to blow up the entire opposing army.
It was also he who drove the mecha to blast open the walls of Dasaro, and led the Alliance soldiers to successfully raid King Rastaha, which laid the foundation for the victory of the battle of Dasaro;
With this record of almost seven in and seven out, it is not too much to call Gerbin Mekatok the ceiling of the league's combat power, right?
(Gerbin Mekatok almost got G)
The younger brother has something to say: The younger brother has reason to suspect that the early Warcraft screenwriters did not forget the existence of gnomes, but deliberately weakened their combat power. After all, before the Second World War, the dwarves had helped the dwarves build high-tech machines such as airplanes and tanks, and if Gerbin Mekatok really drove his mecha to fight the Lich King's Scourge Legion, it would be a situation of June Fourth.
A shocking story: Do you think the gnomes will be able to fly Gundam in the future?