You'll need all the firepower you can get on island maps, as many of Ilidan's Naga army have amphibious capability.
The game's battleships will reportedly have more traditional cannons as their weapons. You can use the bolts to attack land units near the coast. The second mission of the night elf campaign includes some stylish-looking frigates that fire bolt projectiles from the bow of the ship. Yes, longtime Warcraft II fans have something to look forward to in Frozen Throne's single-player campaign, which includes naval units such as transports, frigates, and battleships. Eventually you'll come upon a seaport that opens up the next mission, where you'll load up your army into some transport ships. In the first mission you'll follow Ilidan's trail of flaming footsteps and his burning swath of destruction through outlying villages. The night elf warden Maiev starts out the Frozen Throne quite literally "hot" on Ilidan's tracks. Recalling the end of the story in the Frozen Throne, the treacherous Ilidan escaped from his night elf jailors in search of an artifact of great power. Each of the races will have around eight missions at the show we got a chance to check out the first three missions of the night elves. The story campaign starts out with the night elves, then segues to the humans and then on to the undead. The other campaign allows you to control the orcs and is remarkably different in style from the story campaign. Frozen Throne's solo aspect is divided into two campaigns, one of which continues the story from Reign of Chaos and involves the night elves, humans, and undead. The updates have already given us quite a clear picture on how multiplayer Frozen Throne is shaping up, so at E3 we decided to get some much-needed information on the single-player campaigns. Over the past couple of months, we've written numerous updates on the state of the Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne beta test.
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