How to fight the Dreadlord and who the Dreadlord provoked

You should go out of the Demon Hunter, and if he lets you sleep, use one of your soldiers to beat your Hero Demon Hunter, and then run away from the Dreadlord and continue to pump his magic, so that he will have no magic as long as he hits him twice, so that he can't sleep your hero. The Vampire Aura doesn't have any real effect, because you beat all the soldiers to one soldier, and after you fight one soldier, don't fight, so this kind of aura won't be an obstacle to your victory.

There is a certain amount of truth upstairs, but I think the main reason for the landlord is the operation problem, maybe the landlord uses an archer, a huntress or a fawn, right? I'll tell you that these soldiers are very vulnerable to ghouls, especially the ghouls after the frenzy, which is a very good unit. Advise the landlord not to let ghouls rush into your party, it will be a nightmare.

I'm an undead player, so I know it!!

The Dreadlord appears in large numbers in the Shadows, hiding in every corner of the Shadow Realm.

The data of the version update, including a large number of Dreadlord appearances, from small creeps to elite-level models, indicates that the Dreadlord is not a small number of forces in the Shadow Realm. In the preface to the infiltration, the Dreadlord reports on the results of his infiltration in Azeroth, explaining that the Helm of Domination and Frostmourn from the Shadow Realm were delivered to the Burning Legion by the Dreadlord to Kil'Gardan. The preface to the infiltration does not indicate who the object of the report is, and it is currently determined to be Denasius the Great, but in the version of the plot, the role of the Dreadlord has been increased, Denasius the Great has escaped, and new forces are involved.

Nasrezm, or Dreadlord, is one of the races in Blizzard Entertainment's real-time strategy game Warcraft and massively multiplayer** role-playing game World of Warcraft.

Other races have long believed that the Dreadlord was one of the original races of demons born from the chaotic energy of the Void, but the actual origin of the Dreadlord is Ravenders of the Shadow Realm, created by Denatius the Great. As a spy, the Dreadlord infiltrates the various forces of the universe. Most of the known Dreadlords have infiltrated the Burning Legion and become demons due to the effects of the Twisted Void and evil powers.

The Dreadlord is one of the undead heroes in Warcraft, and the hero has four skills: Vampiric Aura, Rancid Swarm, Sleep, and Hellfire.

Carrion Swarm: Summons a large number of creatures and insects that live in darkness to attack enemies (shortcut "C").

Sleep: Puts a unit to sleep, and attacks wake it up. (shortcut key "e").

Vampiric Aura (Passive): Causes nearby friendly melee units to regenerate some of their health by attacking.

Inferno: Summons a Hellfire that rains down from the sky, dealing 50 damage and 4 seconds of stun on the ground on impact. Exists for 180 seconds. (shortcut key "n").

What are you talking about the Dreadlord? I know that the fears in the 3Cs are: the sleeping man, the vampire aura, the wave of flies, the hellfire, the trampling of demons, and the devouring magic.

If you start, you can only storm the dog, the second shot, not a double halo is also an early tactic, due to the lack of output of a single point, the soldier is not very fast, the pressure on the hero is not great, the dog touches the floor and is a piece of death, so this tactic has become history, fear is generally not even three disturbers can not be ranked, a royal like unless the opponent is a paladin harassment, only out of fear, fear sleep and invincible block, completely abolish the paladin,

Dread Lord (DL) is one of the undead heroes in Warcraft, and the hero has four skills: Pure Argument Blood Aura, Rancid Swarm Bee, Sleep, and Hellfire Servant.