About sixty thousand monsters stood assembled, an army born of fury and forged in loyalty.
The Minotaurs, massive and imposing, were clad in bulky black and gold-plated armor. Each warrior wore vast pauldrons that jutted out like the shoulders of ancient statues, their chests encased in solid contoured cuirasses. Great axes, forged for war, rested in their hands, each swing capable of splitting men and beasts in half.
Beside them stood the Wolves, just as broad but leaner in frame. Their armor was also black, though slightly lighter than that of the Minotaurs, allowing for greater agility. Each carried a towering shield rimmed with gold, and a heavy axe held firm in the other hand.
