Echo's World-First Mythic Fyrakk Kill in Amirdrassil
Echo's world-first Mythic Fyrakk the Blazing kill in Amirdrassil: the Race to World First recap, pull counts, nerfs, and Echo's kill roster.
By:
John Langan
Key Takeaways
- Echo won the Amirdrassil, the Dream's Hope Race to World First, landing the world-first Mythic Fyrakk the Blazing kill on November 26, 2023 to take the Dragonflight Season 3 title.
- Team Liquid finished as runner-up. Liquid had claimed Tindral Sageswift world-first at 435 pulls, but Echo pulled ahead on the final boss.
- Fyrakk the Blazing was the ninth and final boss of Amirdrassil; the eighth boss, Tindral Sageswift, was the race's real gatekeeper and cost Echo 399 pulls.
- Echo needed 344 pulls to bring down Mythic Fyrakk, after a pre-race buff to the final bosses and two follow-up nerfs.
- The nerfs trimmed the Phase 2 Colossus health and cut Fyrakk's overall health by about 4%, from 1.54 to 1.48 billion.
- Both guilds reached sub-2% wipes at the finish, with Echo around 1.8% and Team Liquid around 1.7%, making it one of the closest endings in Race to World First history.
Here is how the Amirdrassil race played out, what it took to push Mythic Fyrakk over the line, and the group Echo used to do it.
How Echo Won the Amirdrassil Race to World First
The Amirdrassil, the Dream's Hope Race to World First closed with Echo as the Dragonflight Season 3 champions. After Mythic difficulty opened, the European guild and their long-time rivals Team Liquid traded the lead across several days of progression before Echo secured the world-first Mythic Fyrakk kill on November 26, 2023.
The two guilds had already split the previous fight: Team Liquid took Tindral Sageswift for world-first, and Echo followed for world-second. That set up a final boss where either side could still win, and the finish came down to a handful of percentage points. Raiders who want to clear current-tier content with a coordinated group can explore our WoW raid boost services to skip the pug bottleneck.
The Fyrakk Progression: Pulls, Buffs, and Nerfs
Fyrakk was a sharp difficulty spike after the first seven bosses, which had fallen relatively quickly. The real wall, though, came one boss earlier. Tindral Sageswift turned into the gatekeeper of the race, causing latency problems and endless near-wipes: Team Liquid needed 435 pulls to kill it for world-first, and Echo spent 399 pulls on their world-second kill before either guild could even reach the final boss.
On Fyrakk itself, Echo logged 344 pulls. Blizzard had buffed the final bosses just before the race began, then walked the encounter back twice once it became clear how punishing it was. The first nerf reduced the Phase 2 Colossus health, and the second cut Fyrakk's overall health by about 4%, from 1.54 billion down to 1.48 billion. Those adjustments brought a boss that looked nearly unbeatable at first into range.
The ending was as close as the numbers suggest. Both guilds ground through single-digit wipes as they learned the final phase, then tightened to sub-2% attempts, with Echo landing around 1.8% and Team Liquid around 1.7%. Either pull could have ended the race, and it was Echo who closed it out to claim the title.
Echo's Fyrakk Kill Composition
Echo's reported group for the Mythic Fyrakk kill was a standard 20-player Mythic setup, weighted toward the melee-and-support style that defined Dragonflight Season 3. The two Augmentation Evokers stand out: the buff-support spec was the meta pick of the season, and running a pair of them was normal for top guilds at the time.
| Role | Specs | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tanks | Protection Paladin, Blood Death Knight | |||
| Healers | Discipline Priest, Holy Priest, Mistweaver Monk, Holy Paladin | |||
| Melee | Fury Warrior, 2x Enhancement Shaman, 2x Assassination Rogue, 2x Havoc Demon Hunter, Feral Druid | |||
| Ranged | Demonology Warlock, Arcane Mage, 2x Beast Mastery Hunter, 2x Augmentation Evoker | |||
That split of two tanks, four healers, eight melee, and six ranged added up to the full 20-player roster, and every spec in it was a real Season 3 option rather than a fabricated filler pick.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who won the Amirdrassil Race to World First?
Echo won the Amirdrassil, the Dream's Hope Race to World First, taking the world-first Mythic Fyrakk the Blazing kill on November 26, 2023. Team Liquid finished as runner-up after the two guilds traded the lead through the final bosses.
How many pulls did Echo need on Mythic Fyrakk?
Echo needed 344 pulls to defeat Mythic Fyrakk the Blazing. That was actually fewer than the 399 pulls the guild spent on the previous boss, Tindral Sageswift, which proved to be the harder fight of the two.
Which boss was the hardest in Mythic Amirdrassil?
Tindral Sageswift, the eighth and penultimate boss, was the gatekeeper of the race. Team Liquid took 435 pulls to kill it for world-first and Echo took 399, far more than either guild spent on the final boss, Fyrakk.
How close was the Echo versus Team Liquid finish?
Extremely close. Both guilds reached sub-2% wipes on Mythic Fyrakk, with Echo around 1.8% and Team Liquid around 1.7%. Either attempt could have won the race, which made it one of the tightest finishes in Race to World First history.
Was Mythic Fyrakk nerfed during the race?
Yes. Blizzard buffed the final bosses just before the race, then issued two nerfs to Fyrakk: one to the Phase 2 Colossus health and one that reduced Fyrakk's overall health by about 4%, from 1.54 to 1.48 billion, bringing the encounter into range.
What patch added Amirdrassil and Fyrakk?
Amirdrassil, the Dream's Hope arrived with Patch 10.2 "Guardians of the Dream," which went live on November 7, 2023. Mythic difficulty and the Race to World First followed later that month, ending with Echo's Fyrakk kill on November 26.
Last reviewed 2026-07-20 against Patch 10.2 Guardians of the Dream — Maintained by WowCarry's WoW team.