Chapter 3: Alcohol

A loud bang echoed in the vast plain, the second race could be summoned. The pandaren. Not long after Wakazk summoned the pandaren hero, this time not for free. In fact, it cost 100 system coins (sc). How he had enough system coins you ask? It's easy, he had killed a lot of beasts in the forest, even slaying trees gave coins. He had about 120 sc and therefore summoned the pandaren hero.

"Altar can summon Pandaren warrior, Pandaren monk/brew master, Pandaren shaman" said the whispering voice

For as long as war has raged, heroes from every race have aimed to master the art of battle. Warriors combine strength, leadership, and a vast knowledge of arms and armor to wreak havoc in glorious combat. Some protect from the front lines with shields, locking down enemies while allies support the warrior from behind with spell and bow. Others forgo the shield and unleash their rage at the closest threat with a variety of deadly weapons.

When the pandaren were subjugated, it was the monks that brought hope to a seemingly dim future. Restricted from using weapons by their slave masters, these pandaren instead focused on harnessing their chi and learning weaponless combat. When the opportunity for revolution struck, they were well-trained to throw off the yoke of oppression. They are also known for making drinks and concoctions which give the brewmaster and others special abilities.

Shaman are spiritual guides and practitioners of the very elements. Unlike some other mystics like magicians, shaman commune with forces that are not benevolent. The elements are chaotic, and therefor left to their own devices. It is the call of the shaman to bring balance to the chaos. Acting as moderators among earth, fire, water, and air, shaman summon totems that focus the elements to support the shaman's allies or punish those who threaten them.

"Summon Pandaren monk(hero) and summon also 100 pandaren monks (normal troops)". Said wakazk, he knew that the other classes like warrior and shaman could be really useful, but he needed monks. They could easily kill enemies and were also great brew masters. But the really reason he summoned them is that if they were proficient enough and had enough experience in battle, they could unlock the war dancer class.

When the 100 Pandaren monks were summoned, wakazk told them to go hunt in the forest and bring back food. He then went to blood hoof and told him to take every warrior with him and to bring back stones from the hills.

Booomm-

A loud bang echoed, and the altar of the Pandaren lit up. A big ferocious panda stepped out.

"Mojo stromstout greats the lord" said mojo kneeling before Wakazk.

Mojo Stormstout has compiled a database of living creatures of creatures he sees. He also has knowledge about military strategy an he can also map the surrounding areas.

"Learn one skill from Mojo"

"You have 1 skill point, you can learn: Brewing, Cartography, Alcoholic special ability" said the voice.

"Learn alcoholic special ability" Said wakazk. He don't know what it is but seems to sound good. Drinking alcohol and becoming stronger, thought Wakazk.

*Alcohol special ability, it varies when you drink different alcohols, but in general it has the effect of giving you temporary great strength, healing and it increases your field of view but the more you drink the more it blurs your view, it makes you unable to walk in a straight line. The more drunk you are the more extreme the effects are, in both aspects, good and bad.

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After Wakazk got his skill he went to the forest to claim sc and skill points. In fact killing a beast give you sc but to claim skill points you need to, summon a hero or to kill creatures stronger than you.

He knew that his axe was bad and lacking. He knew he had to quickly build a blacksmith shop and that he needed to become stronger to be able to kill the stronger beasts.

Whoosh-

The sound of a sharp wave whistled before his axe connected to the monster's claw. The monster howled and pushed him back. It then slashed at Wakazk, dealing him heavy damage. He had a bad encounter with the monster, but luckily his stamina was higher than the beasts. He slowly began to gain control over the monster. And then it happened, the heavy cleave came in contact with the monster's neck, beheading it.

Wakazk was unsatisfied with the taurens axe. They needed to be upgraded, and therefor he needed a blacksmith. Also, none of the warrior had a proper armor and looked like they came from a remote barbaric rural tribe.

He felt he had a lot of warriors, but he knew that they wouldn't survive a war if they were all naked. Pandaren and Taurens were strong and powerful, but at most they could fight against five to six enemies. In a war or battle, if they didn't want to hurt allies, they could at most take on three enemies. So, the future plan was to cultivate and build farms and also summon blacksmiths. Not one but at last a hundred. The problem was ha didn't have the blacksmith summoning option.