How to watch World of Warcraft Race to World First for SFO
The WoW Race to World First is under way for the last time in Shadowlands.
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The World of Warcraft Race to World First has officially begun for the Sepulcher of the First Ones (SFO). The North American reset has arrived, with Northrth American guilds now able to jump right into the mythic difficulty, getting to see the hardest fights as the guilds look to close out Shadowlands for good.
When more regions get their weekly rest, they too will join the World of Warcraft Race to World First event. If you want to watch the marathon of raid content in one of WoW’s most competitive spectacles, here’s everything you need to know.
How to watch the World of Warcraft Race to World First
The World of Warcraft Race to World First is an event that many guilds, communities, and esport organizations actively take part in. All over Twitch and YouTube, you will find a variety of streamers stream their progression through the Sepulcher of the First Ones Mythic raid.
Some of the key players in the race feature characters like Team Liquid’s Limit Maximum, who is the raid leader of the Liquid Limit guild. Meanwhile, Rogerbrown is one of the top dogs over on Echo, the previous winner of the Race to World First. Typically, players like these tend to stream their perspective, as do most of their raid team, unless they deliberately hide a strategy they don’t want their competition to see. We recommend taking a look at the Twitch WoW section and filtering by the class and guild for a perspective you want to see.
If you’re looking for a more community entertainment approach, you can always check out the main channels of Guild. Both Echo and Liquid are running streaming events that run throughout the WoW RWF event, in which you can see some of your favourite Streamers and Content Creators cast and talk all things RWF. Other major guilds like BDGG are running one over on their official twitch account. Method’s Sco, one of the most decorated WoW raiders, will likely stream his guild’s perspective. Meanwhile, SK Pieces is also running their own community cast too.
Alternatively, you can keep a closer eye on third party website trackers like WoW Progress and Raider IO, who are keeping an eye on kills confirmed as the event rolls on and beyond. Overall, there are many ways you can keep up to date on the World of Warcraft Race to World First for the Sephulcher of the First. Enjoy the spectacle, as this is the last one for Shadowlands and the last for a while as we eagerly await the next WoW expansion.
