Dark Eldar

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The dungeon is stirring with undercurrents!

The "Dark Eldar" faction has been constantly "mobilizing troops" lately! Lord Arthas VII is no stranger to everything about 30. What about his true identity? Is he an AI? Or some super-powerful player's ID? (To easily know the secrets of such an important figure would be a failure, and more importantly, it would be illegal! Real-world laws do not allow "this type or suspected type of operation!")

Meral Volcano Lava Cave (171334). Alsace VII (max level) proudly looks at his latest masterpiece.

"The Hammer of Evil" (Gold, attribute displayed as Mysterious; Unlocked)

"We've endured countless hardships, traversing mountains and rivers, and finally arrived at this magical land! Ha! Look at the equipment in my hands! See what I've forged?!" Arthas VII roared. In his previous map, due to its transitional state, he was only a level two map. Although its previous level and various evolutions might temporarily take precedence over the "Otherworld," it was only temporary. Only after truly "logging in" (legally cross-server) from the level two map to the main map of the Otherworld would their loot become consistent with the main map. In other words, "Their problem of metal resource scarcity has been completely solved! They wanted to forge a 'high-quality silver nail'? For an ordinary Dark Eldar hero, that's already quite an achievement, let alone forging various high-end artifacts..."

"Congratulations...My lord! Congratulations...My lord! Our Dark Elf race has finally obtained a golden artifact!!" A strange, deep voice rang out; it was General Vakar (level 999), a high-ranking mage of the Dark Elf race. He could also unleash powerful physical attacks, but unfortunately, physical classes were nerfed by about 10% in this alternate world, and different skills had been slightly adjusted. "Dual cultivation of combat and magic" wasn't very cost-effective at the moment. (Note: "Big spenders" are excluded, implying players who have no concept of money. They frequently "abandon" their accounts, a rate incomparable to, and will never be, that of ordinary IDs. Big spenders are undoubtedly the most popular in the multiverse... They are incredibly wealthy, leveling up? Are you kidding? It's utterly destructive. They support countless "studios," and due to various forms of impetuousness, sometimes they do indeed "rise to fame," but more often they "fall to ruin"... But regardless of the final outcome, the economic disparities of the real world are still reflected everywhere in the virtual world, unless one is "self-reliant"—there is no other way! Drop rates are sometimes fair; please trust the "core network AI.")

Vakar, a Dark Eldar general, is brutal and ruthless! He once injured the left claw of the Black Dragon King Neltharion Flame in the manor... It was a head-on clash! At the time, the Black Dragon King was eager for revenge, but ultimately failed. (This is hidden plot, not yet revealed. Back then, in the level 2 map, the Black Dragon King was merely testing the effects of the new level humanoid potion on his body? His successful escape from the manor was already a significant achievement. All of the Black Dragon King's aggressive attempts were for the sake of the level 30 transformation, which was why he took the risks. Because in the level 29 alternate world at that time, the Black Dragon King was already a relatively powerful core hero, practically "immortal." The various level 29 BT plots were likely tailor-made for him. The tragic "stun" of Old Demacia might have been his desire to log off and rest, or perhaps he was truly "outmatched"? In any case, many mysteries remain to be solved, which may be a major reason why alternate world fans stay up all night queuing...)

【FAQ】Want to quickly jump into the main story after a hero is released? NO, don't be so impatient! It's safer to develop slowly from the "starter village". The latest version of Otherworld 30 is already mature and perfect, and the original "Dark Eldar" is a flawless import. Want Elder Schopenhauer or the new generation hero Loki to go back to level 1 and evolve again? That's... obviously awkward. Perhaps this is a meme? Or perhaps someone genuinely wants to "start over"...

At the new Eldar base, a newborn baby (race exclusive; can be created by VIP5). The newborn Eldar warrior cries loudly, and Arthas VII, the Eldar lord, stands majestically. He should be able to hear the new hero's cries, or at least sense them telepathically. But he completely overlooks that kind of "gameplay"...

The current situation is such that, although war hasn't broken out, the mechanical monsters (byproducts) they brought with them—the "Ironclad Giants"—are now present. (The new map of this other world is now widespread.)

The Iron Giants are being spammed like crazy. Their sheer size is so immense, you can practically feel the screen vibrate. Originally, these Iron Giants fought against the Dark Eldar for generations (extremely high experience points, a leveling machine!), but now... they're about to reconcile with the seemingly mysterious Dark Eldar faction. Not only reconcile, but they're also likely to form an "alliance" in the future. Since they currently only fall into the "Elite Monster" category, they don't yet possess the ability to sign any effective magical agreements. (Advanced racial feature, Iron Giant Elite Monster, not selectable!)

Arthas VII was no ordinary hero. His abilities couldn't have been weak to become the foremost figure of the Dark Eldar. Therefore, when he prepared to unseal the artifact—the Hammer of Evil—he thought of one person: the max-level hero beside him who had just spoken those flattering words in a low voice—General Vakkara.

"Thump!!!" (Ultimate skill R, dealing tons of critical hits, 000001 seconds; unglamorous and without any special effects; instant cast)

General Vakar fell to the ground with a thud, his equipment scattering everywhere.

Arthas simply picked up the loot and left. He had completed the "Mysterious Unsealing" quest for the "Malph of Evil".

"Use this divine weapon to personally kill your beloved general!! Let him feel the pain and love at the same time in an instant!"

The attributes of the artifact "Hammer of Evil" were finally unlocked (a broadcast on Channel 1 of Another World caused an uproar). Arthas ignored it, and didn't even examine the artifact he had just soul-bound; its overpowered attributes flashed by before being quickly reverted. Judging from the critical hit damage data, it should undoubtedly be considered a world-destroying artifact originating from dark energy!