Dark Eldar

Life is always precious! Please cherish it! The same applies to virtual life!! —Otherworldly Rules 3122

Kevin Garnier's Gludin Castle (351313) features a rare elite Barbarian King (level 50) who levels up rapidly. Dark is similar, but Dark is a higher level, requiring a massive amount of experience points to level up later in the game. Becoming a warlord or city lord is ideal. With proper governance or expansion, the bonus experience gained will be substantial. No wonder every hero wants to be a leader. Not only do they have priority in resource allocation, but there are also many hidden benefits. The gameplay and experience are different from ordinary... The experience of being a "hero in poverty" or a lowly NPC is definitely different. Of course, a "leading hero" also needs to have certain abilities... At the very least, their level and output need to keep up. If they encounter a "troublemaker," not only will they be unable to defeat them, but if they are ambushed and killed instantly, then the city's priority healing will inevitably become useless... (Detailed explanation of city lord benefits: good food and drink, priority in assigning combat missions, decision-making power over various city affairs, marriage rights, recruitment rights, construction rights, expansion route selection rights, equipment allocation rights, appointment of officials and ministers, designation of succession rights, priority evolution rights for races, etc. Basically, the lord of a city is like a "local emperor." Exciting!! There are also "city lords" who are exploited for a long time, and "tribute" is indispensable. If they are defeated, they either "die for the city" or, if they don't want to die heroically, they have to obediently submit. It sounds a bit cruel; they originally had so many rights, but suddenly they become "ministers," or "vassal states"... Extended...) The birth of "Otherworld 10" completely changed the mindset of most online users. People no longer deliberately pursued "power"; instead, they wanted to join the "Otherworld" and aspire to become excellent "Light Mages"! Some even chose the "Dark Side." While the Dark Legion isn't particularly strong now, it's because the "Otherworld" is far too powerful! The "Dark Legion" and its "Eight Generals," created by elemental creatures, are tall and imposing, inspiring awe... Unfortunately, their true forms are just like ordinary heroes; they're probably just lucky. Compared to the truly dark era of the "Morsaya Dynasty" in history, they're simply...unbelievable!

The former Dark Messenger, "Dark," is now known as the Kent Army. They marched south in a vast and imposing army, conquering cities and seizing territories... and suffered almost no defeats. They also have the powerful support of the Elf Prince and Elf Princess Ire and Eliza (facilitated by Demacia).

In the endless war, the elven siblings' prominence almost rivaled that of Dark. As for the cunning steward, the former rebel leader from another world, "Ludar" (level 66), he thrived. He not only amassed a large amount of "Legion Experience Points," but his "Military" skill (special skill) also improved rapidly! He was particularly adept at commanding large-scale siege battles. It's estimated that if Ludar were to return to the other world, and the "rebels" regrouped, defeating the elemental creatures of the "Dark Legion" would be possible. The only regret is his "unofficial" status. [Supplement] In the early version 27, a meticulous netizen asked: "Why does Ludar possess such an 'awesome' initial talent, yet he can't even reach 'VIP1'? (referring to the initial talent: Military)?" Ludar could easily become a VIP, but he must "follow the rules"! One must pass the basic magic exam in this other world; otherwise, one's status is merely that of a "monthly subscription player." As for becoming a VIP noble? That's no challenge for Ludar. Given his status in this other world before leaving (leader of the rebels), he wouldn't have dared to participate rashly. In this other world, for a "high-ranking leader" like Ludar (in the main storyline), monthly and quarterly subscriptions mean countless gold coins in the bank's vault. However, he can't exchange too many quarterly cards in advance because the expiration dates for both official quarterly and monthly cards are clearly stated in small print to prevent "nouveau riche" from illegally plundering others' property, exchanging it for game cards, and then "accumulating" the money to recharge themselves. This behavior is absolutely forbidden in this "other world"! Imagine if "accumulation" were allowed and there were no "expiration dates," what would this other world be like now? The "order" would have already united to resist all "loophole-exploiting" behavior by "freeloaders." Want fair competition? OK, that's possible! It either requires spending real money or real "effort"... Furthermore, a small number of "newbies" have inquired about their "concerns" regarding AFK (away from keyboard) gameplay. Regarding fairness, the "Ancestor of Order" has long implemented a "one-vote veto system" against AFK, so no one dares to take the risk. Under the powerful monitoring of the "Divine Eye" AI, AFK has been impossible since ancient times...

Kevin Garnier's "Ghost Town" (711511), a VIP area for the Oni race, is a neutral zone. Dark's rapid-fire army (300 men) is stationed here. Thousands upon thousands of "superior Oni" appear terrified upon seeing the menacing General Dark... Although they are strangely shaped, they are all ordinary IDs with little "usefulness." The level 2 map already favors nobles, let alone "Oni nobles."

The representatives of the "Green Ghost," "Ghost," and "Red Ghost" all voluntarily offered their "family heirlooms" (item descriptions omitted) to the Dark army.

The "Dark Legion" has become incredibly ruthless, as it seems, since some unknown day (a new "dark cloud effect" has been added, limited edition). Furthermore, their individual "confidence" has become extremely inflated; even the elven prince, Ilet, has almost lost his former (early days) "humility."