This map attempts to answer the question: What if Blizzard develops Warcraft 4 to be a more traditional RTS? The result is fast-paced gameplay with heroes taking a less important role and brute force being emphasized over magic. A fully functional navy has been implemented and the custom effects and models have maintained Blizzard-like quality. Also, units feel more deadly and less cartoonish/feminine, as many models have been replaced with more badass counterparts. Two new gameplay systems have been added: one for the Undead and Orcs and one for the Humans and Night Elves. These new units and abilities are accessed through the worker units' advanced build button, or in the case of the Night Elves, by training a Blood Elf engineer.

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Sacrificing a hero at the Orc's Altar of Blood converts the unit's hitpoints to mana. The mana can be stored and used to deploy the fearsome Dragon King anywhere on the map.