Which novel is the travel biography of the dwarves in the wow encyclopedia taken from?

That dwarf is Brian Bronzebeard, right? That adventurer, he will give you a purple shirt when you complete the Explorer achievement.

Many map areas in World of Warcraft are described and introduced in the first person, the most obvious being Northrend. As for the Black Coast mentioned by LZ, I also took a cursory look at Baidu Encyclopedia. There are quite a few mentions of LM and dwarves in it. It can be seen that they are indeed dwarves, and the narrative method and style are also similar to that of the adventurous Uncle Brian. (Bryan Bronzebeard is one of the founders of the Explorers Guild) It's very similar, it shouldn't be wrong. The following is an excerpt from Brian Bronzebeard's encyclopedia:

During Brian's journey, he continued to compile and organize the history of his adventures, which has been accumulated into 5 volumes so far. A diary of his travels, two books, Battlelands and Mysterious Lands, as well as some travel notes for the Alliance Player's Guide and the Horde Player's Guide - throughout his travels Brian continued to Send these notes back to Magni Bronzebeard and the Adventurers' Guild. "Dark Faction" is also rumored to be written by Brian. (These five books are all official information and settings collections for the tabletop RPG "World of Warcraft RPG" officially written by Blizzard. Written in the name of Brian Bronzebeard)

What LZ wants , this should be it. The biggest evidence is that Blizzard has not written travel notes in the name of anyone else. There has only been one person named Brian. I also helped LZ search for those books, and found that there seemed to be no relevant collection on the Internet. However, I remembered where I had seen Brian's "works" before, and then I realized that all my previous work was in vain - —There are books in the hotels of the World of Warcraft game. Many hotels have books. Many of them are first-person works written by Brian. They are all from "Battlefields", "Mysterious Land", "Alliance Player's Guide" and "Horde Player's Guide". "Dark Faction", LZ might as well check it out in the game. Most of Brian's books should be in LM's hotel. After all, he is a dwarf.