At that time, Team Liquid, formerly Limit, and other NA guilds will dive into Sepulcher of the First Ones on Mythic difficulty. The race will begin on Tuesday, March 8 following the server reset in North America. While more and more guilds have started to stream their racing efforts and allowed players to stream their perspectives, it muddies the waters on how you should go about viewing the event. Historically, watching the race to world first is a complicated affair. Now the two guilds are prepared to go toe-to-toe one more time as Shadowlands comes to its conclusion with a climactic encounter with The Jailer, a boss Blizzard allowed testing for in an effort to make the fight more challenging for racers. Limit took a win in Castle Nathria, while Echo gained back its title as the top guild in Sanctum of Domination. In the first two races to world first of Shadowlands Limit and Echo took turns at the top. Their main competition was Limit, which now competes as a part of Team Liquid.Īt the end of BFA, Limit finally turned the corner against the guild that was then still referred to as Method, winning their first race in Ny’alotha, the final race of BFA. Each of the main tier raids since the beginning of the last expansion Battle for Azeroth have been won by one of two groups.Įcho dominated the early portions of BFA while the core of its team was still competing as a part of the WoW esports organization Method. While the names of the top two teams have changed over the past few years, the core raiders for each guild has largely remained the same.
The final raid of World of Warcraft’s current expansion Shadowlands is officially here, and the top guilds in the world are looking to be the first to kill The Jailer on Mythic difficulty.
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