Paradox’s Night King Rampage: The White Walker Hunt That Almost Exposed Him!

Greetings fellows! Paradox is back with another action-packed story: the topic of this story is a PVE event in the game. The Night King Invasion. Like always, Paradox was doing his daily chores and quests in the game; suddenly, a raven appeared with a message sent from Black Castle guard to all of Westeros players.

The Letter was as follows:

"The Night King has invaded Westeros and is moving toward Winterfell. He is now showing no sign of movement, but his generals and white walkers are moving at rapid speed. Stop them before they reach Winterfell Castle. We won't be able to handle them if they manage to breach Winterfell Castle."

When Paradox saw the letter, he immediately donned his battle gear and went to annihilate the walkers to minimise the reinforcements heading toward the Generals. When he and his friends rallied the generals, if white walkers were alive at that time, killing the generals would be very difficult.

Paradox also chose to attack the white walkers first as a warm-up before going after the Generals.

He first attacked the white walker's castle with his bleed synergy. The result was a success, but the damage was quite low because infantry has a drawback. Infantry was more bent on defence. Their damage output is quite low in those PVE events. Paradox wanted to score points by killing some generals. But generals were too strong for him. Paradox's friends were not online at that time, so he tried his best to enjoy this event by killing White Walker. But there was a problem: a player from the OBV alliance was present at that time.

He could ruin his attacks if he managed to locate Paradox.

The worst situation was that he was a T5 cav player; he could pulverise Paradox's infantry with just a few solo attacks. But keeping his eyes on him, Paradox launched his first attack on the white walker and started waiting for the attack report. The second thing that happened to him was that he was constantly facing bombardment of solo attacks and rallies from white Walker and Generals.

There was no problem with the rallies and solo attacks, but if someone tried tracking those rallies, they could easily locate him. The report of the first two consecutive hits flashed on the screen, and the result was good, even though the white walker's frontline was cavalry.

The first two attacks laid the foundation; now it was time to continue the attacks on white walkers. The rallies from the generals were still 5 minutes late after they launched the rallies. He needed to use a random location to not reveal his location to anyone, even to his NAP alliance. No one knew what might happen. Paradox again attacked the white walker's castle two more times. The result of those two hits was great, as they killed more than 4.5m troops each hit.

When the troops from these hits returned, the rallies from generals and white walkers started marching towards Paradox's castle. He wanted to keep his location secret and not give any clues to that OBV player. He used a random port so the rallies would hit his castle immediately, and he port on other location and would continue his rampage on the white walkers. In all that situation, he was constantly keeping an eye on the OBV castle. The defence reports resulted from the bombardment of instant rallies from generals, and walkers appeared on the screen.

After four attacks, Paradox's friend Boness came online. When he saw him, he told him to quickly launch rallies on generals, so Paradox would also score some points in the general elimination ranking. But now Paradox was very tired from continuously hitting white walkers, so he was going to rest, and they decided to rally generals three times and then stop. This way, they would also get their names in the Generals elimination ranking.

The first person to start the rally was Paradox; this would allow him to test his formation to see if he was strong enough to attack the Night King when its bubble would drop.

He launched his first rally, and Boness joined his rally immediately, also keeping his location secret to not reveal any weakness. When his army reached Paradox's castle, he launched the rally, but deep down he was afraid that he would not be able to breach the defence walls.

But, unexpectedly, the rally was a success, and a report that appeared on the screen proved that he was not that weak.

Even though the rally was a success, Boness said:

"That we should not rally that General because we are in Walker-occupied territory and can't put a bubble on our castle"

He located a new general a little farther from the occupied territory; Paradox launched the first rally to see whether he could inflict the same damage as the first General. But the rally result didn't go as Paradox planned. The rally killed 1.3m troops, but it was still a defeat.

Boness said that he would now lead the rallies, and they would score from the next two rallies.

This event was a great opportunity for merit hunting, and even friends became enemies for a few merit points, so they were very cautious of the OBV player. The second rally was launched by Boness, and Paradox immediately joined it with full might. He launched the rally when his military reached his castle. The rally result was very good, and they killed nearly 5m

When Boness launched his second rally toward the General's castle, the result of the second rally was decent, as it only killed 2m troops. When he and Boness reviewed the report, the reason was that the general had changed his frontline from spears to cavalry, as Cav counter infantry. The result was not fruitful. But still, they got the victory sign on the report.

🔥 Conclusion:

Night King invasion is a great event; it helps both hunters and players to enjoy every aspect of the game: merit hunting and gear upgrading. In Paradox's case, he wanted to upgrade his Sheila's weapon to 4*. He was left with only 36 fragments to fully max out her weapon. And after all the rallies, he and Bones managed to get their name into the top 10 ranks.

I hope you like this new experiment of mine.