Warcraft Frozen Throne Story is not a story strategy in the game

Let's go find Warcraft History.

If you want to watch the plot of Warcraft, you can go to the Internet to search for "Warcraft Official History", there are many of them.

Look at the following ** It's also quite detailed Warcraft plot...

You can watch the plot of World of Warcraft.

Because the entire plot of Warcraft runs through from Warcraft 1 to Warcraft 3 until World of Warcraft.

If you only play one part of the story, you won't be able to understand the whole story.

Nefarian and Onexia are resurrected by Deathwing and then killed by the player.

Also dying during the same period were Gugar and Olakir.

The Dark Prophet of the Zandalar Trolls unites with the tribal trolls to rise, but Darkspear refuses to join on the grounds that he is in the Tribe, and invites adventurers from the Alliance and the Horde to help fight against the Zandalar forces of Zuaman and Zurghrab.

The deer helmet blackened and became the boss, and Ragnaros appeared in the Land of Flames and was killed by Cenaros + Malfurion + Hamuel + players.

Deathwing's personal raid on the Temple of Dragon's Sleep was thwarted, and he himself died in the maelstrom, and the guardian dragon lost its abilities.

The cataclysm caused by Deathwing tore through the fog of protecting Pandaria, and the Alliance and the Horde sent small detachments to Pandaria in order to seize resources and opportunities, while Garrosh waged war, destroying Theramore and killing many of the Alliance's generals.

Garrosh tried to get his hands on the evil energy and flesh warping technology possessed by the Mogu clan, and the alliance and the tribe fought around the holy bell of the Mogu clan that could control the evil energy, and Woking, who had been opposing Garrosh at the same time, was assassinated by Garrosh's secret agents when he was investigating the flesh warping technology, and was seriously injured but not dead, and was later discovered by Lao Chen and sent to the Shadow Zen Monastery to recuperate.

Thor, the first emperor of the Mogu clan, was resurrected by the Zandalar trolls, and Zandalar and Mogu joined forces but were defeated by the Shadow Raid Camp and the players.

Woking and the opposition formed the Darkspear Rebel Army, occupying Razor Ridge in preparation for an attack on Orgrimmar, and the Alliance's forces also made contact with the Darkspear Rebel Army and cooperated to a certain extent.

The Alliance and the Horde laid siege to Orgrimmar, the Orthodox tribes of Garrosh were defeated, and Garrosh himself was captured and sent to the White Tiger Temple for trial.

Well, do you want to be systematic or general? The system point depends on the official **, probably Deathwing (it seems to be a dragon guarding the earth) is unwilling to be lonely and rebels (there were a bunch of mini-bosses such as Nefarian before, Rag won't go into details here) It happened that Thrall felt the pressure from the younger generation of orcs, and let Hell Roar temporarily act as the chief and then go with other dragons to crusade against Deathwing, and then give birth, and then go to Hell Roar to take charge of the power of the tribe and run apart, and the vanguard officer assassinated Woking, during which the Tribal Alliance fought in the air Stumbled upon Pandaria (it seems that this is the case, I can't remember the specific order, in fact, the panda people are a side line), and then both sides want to rule the land, and in the end, Hell Roar is destroyed by a certain evil (it is a boss made of negative emotions, this statement needs to be verified but the appearance of the battle looks like it is controlled by the evil), and finally hits the little roar to the end

Deathwing knelt, Little Hell roared and usurped power, slaughtered the big cow, and divided the tribe into orc and non-orc factions, and then it was Pandaria, which the official website says in more detail.

Deathwing, and then the Pandaman Mystery.

It is recommended to go to the official ** too long to say.