If you talk about who is the strongest trumpet killer in World of Warcraft in the 1960s, I am afraid you will hear two answers, one is three-season rice and the other is Hogg.
But in today’s World of Warcraft nostalgic service, the three-season rice has already been flooded, but Hogg has become unattended...
I have to say that Hogg is still the Hogg, the Jackal in the Elwynn Forest, or the 11th-level elite monster, but I'm afraid he can't even kill a trumpet every day... ...
The author used the 12th-level paladin to single it out in the past. I can’t help feeling that it’s really "Dragon You’re caught in a shrimp scene in the shallow water, and the tiger fell in Pingyang. Bullied by a dog"!
Besides, you can hardly see the trumpet team to kill Hogg, because it has no value anymore.
Although Hogg is no longer the same year, the four Alliance messengers in the Barrens are still coquettish. There are still countless trumpets who died under his horse.
Of course, there are tribal messengers in Loch Modan, but I don’t know how many people remember them.
I have to say that Hogg’s popularity was much higher than that of the three-season rice. In contrast, nowadays, the number of three-season rice in the game is no longer known how many, and you are even less likely to know which one. A three-season rice is the real thing. Looking at Hogg now, I wonder if you feel sorry for this heinous jackal?
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