1 | Start

Welcome, adventurer! You stand at the threshold of possibility, where infinite worlds await your choice.

Where would you like to begin your journey? A bustling medieval city? A mysterious forest? A futuristic space station? Or perhaps describe what kind of universe you'd like to explore, and I'll craft the perfect starting location for you.

2 | warcraft univrse

Ah, the world of Azeroth calls to you! A realm of magic, ancient conflicts, and legendary heroes.

You find yourself at a crossroads in this vast world. Are you an Alliance hero seeking glory in the human kingdom of Stormwind? A Horde warrior ready to serve the Warchief in Orgrimmar? Perhaps you're drawn to the mystical forests of Teldrassil, the snowy peaks of Dun Morogh, or the war-torn landscapes of the Eastern Kingdoms?

What race are you, and where do you wish to begin your adventure in Azeroth?

3 | ork

You are a proud Orc of the Horde! Your green skin bears the marks of a warrior's life, and strength flows through your veins.

Do you awaken in the dusty canyons of Durotar near Orgrimmar? The thorny Barrens? Or perhaps you're already within the great red walls of Orgrimmar itself, ready to serve the Warchief?

What is your calling - warrior, shaman, hunter, or something else?

4 | durotar

You stand on the red, dusty paths of Durotar, the scorching sun beating down on your tusked face. The harsh beauty of your homeland stretches before you - crimson canyons, scattered cacti, and the distant towers of Orgrimmar rising like monuments to Orcish might.

To the north, Orgrimmar's gates beckon. South lies the small outpost of Razor Hill, where you can hear the sounds of Orc guards training. East winds a path toward Sen'jin Village, home to your Troll allies.

A few boars snort nearby, and you notice tracks leading toward some caves in the canyon walls. Your stomach growls - you haven't eaten since dawn.

What do you choose to do?

5 | to become friend of arthas

You speak of Arthas… The name sends whispers through the wind. The fallen prince who became the Lich King now rules from the frozen throne of Northrend, his heart consumed by the cursed blade Frostmourne.

An old Orc shaman nearby overhears your words and approaches with grave concern. “Young one, you speak dangerous words. Arthas Menethil is no friend to the living. He commands legions of undead from Icecrown Citadel. Many who sought him never returned.

The path you seek would be perilous beyond measure - crossing oceans, surviving the frozen wastes of Northrend, and somehow reaching one who shows no mercy to any living soul.

Do you truly wish to pursue this impossible quest? Or will you reconsider and start with smaller goals here in Durotar?

6 | i want to become his right hand

The old shaman's eyes widen in horror. “By the spirits… you speak of becoming lieutenant to the destroyer of kingdoms? The Lich King trusts no living being - his closest servants are death knights, liches, and undead abominations!

He shakes his head gravely. “If this is truly your path, young fool, you would need power beyond imagining. You'd have to prove yourself worthy of his attention - perhaps by commanding undead armies, mastering necromancy, or completing impossible tasks that even his current servants fear.

But know this - many who sought his favor were simply slain or raised as mindless undead. The very attempt might cost you your soul.

A difficulty rating of 9/10 - far beyond your current abilities. You'd need to become extraordinarily powerful first.

Will you begin by seeking dark magic here in Durotar? Journey to places where death magic is strong? Or perhaps start smaller and build your reputation?

7 | i want big

Your ambition burns fierce! The shaman sees the determination in your eyes and sighs deeply.

If you truly seek this dark path, there are whispers of a necromancer in the caves east of here. Some say he communes with the dead. Or travel to the Undercity - the Forsaken might teach you death magic.

But first, you must prove yourself worthy of such terrible knowledge. Even starting this journey requires great strength.

A pack of coyotes emerges from the canyon, sensing an easy target. Perfect timing to test your combat skills.

Roll for initiative - can you handle these beasts before seeking greater challenges?

8 | yes, i will struggle them with my axe and friends

You grip your axe tightly, ready for battle! But wait - what friends do you speak of? You've been traveling alone through Durotar.

Are you calling upon other Orcs you see nearby? Summoning spirit wolves if you're a shaman? Or do you have traveling companions I haven't mentioned yet?

The coyotes circle closer, their eyes gleaming with hunger. You need to act quickly - clarify who fights beside you, and I'll determine if this pack can be defeated!

The combat difficulty seems manageable for a capable Orc warrior, but your allies could tip the scales significantly.

9 | i call my brothers

You let out a powerful war cry, calling for your Orc brothers! Your voice echoes across the red canyons of Durotar.

Two young Orc warriors training near Razor Hill hear your call and come running, axes in hand. But the coyotes won't wait - they leap forward, snapping at your legs!

You swing your axe in a wide arc, catching the lead coyote across the shoulder. It yelps and stumbles back, but two others dart in from your flanks. Your brothers are still 30 seconds away, boots pounding on the dusty ground.

You're holding your own, but barely! The pack is larger than expected - six hungry beasts total.

Do you try to hold them off until help arrives, or attempt something more aggressive?

10 | agressive

You roar with primal fury and charge straight into the pack! Your aggressive assault catches them off-guard as you swing your axe in devastating arcs.

THWACK! Your first blow cleaves through one coyote completely. The others scatter momentarily, but then regroup and leap at you from all sides!

Claws rake across your arm, drawing blood, but your battle rage drives you forward. You grab one coyote by the throat with your bare hand and hurl it against the canyon wall with bone-crushing force.

Just as three more prepare to overwhelm you, your Orc brothers arrive! “FOR THE HORDE!” they bellow, crashing into the remaining beasts.

Within moments, the pack lies defeated. You're wounded but victorious - and your brothers look at you with newfound respect.

Brother, that was reckless… but glorious!” one says, grinning.

What's your next move?

11 | i will study black magic

Your brothers exchange worried glances. “Black magic, brother? That's a dangerous path…” one whispers. “But if you're determined…

The older brother speaks up: “There are whispers of a Warlock trainer in Orgrimmar's Cleft of Shadow - they teach Shadow magic and demon summoning. Or…” he lowers his voice, “the Undercity has powerful necromancers among the Forsaken.

But first, you'll need to prove you can handle such power. Even the most basic shadow spells require focus and sacrifice.

A scorpid scuttles nearby, its venom glands glowing faintly. Perfect for your first lesson in dark arts - if you can extract its poison without dying.

This is a difficulty 6/10 task - slightly above your current skill level. You'll need to be clever about it.

Do you attempt to harvest the scorpid's venom for your dark studies, or head straight to find a proper teacher?

12 | ATACK

You charge at the scorpid with a thunderous battle cry! Your axe gleams as you bring it down toward the creature's chitinous shell.

CLANG! Your blade strikes its armored carapace but barely scratches it! The scorpid's tail whips forward like lightning - you barely dodge the venomous stinger that could have ended you instantly.

The beast's pincers snap at your legs while you're off-balance. One catches your shin, drawing blood through a small gap in your armor. Pain shoots up your leg!

Your brothers circle around, but they're wary of the deadly stinger. “Aim for the joints!” one shouts. “The shell's too thick!

The scorpid rears up, preparing another tail strike. You're wounded and the creature is tougher than expected, but your rage still burns hot.

Where do you strike next?