Team Liquid's World Second on Mythic Fyrakk the Blazing

Key Takeaways

Echo claimed World First on Mythic Fyrakk the Blazing, Team Liquid finished World Second, and Method placed World Third in the Dragonflight Season 3 Race to World First.
Liquid needed 463 pulls to bring down Mythic Fyrakk, the final boss of Amirdrassil, the Dream's Hope.
The real wall was Tindral Sageswift, Seer of the Flame: Liquid spent 435 pulls there, one of the highest single-boss pull counts in race history.
The first six bosses fell fast, most in under ten pulls each, and Smolderon took Liquid around 56 attempts.
Patch 10.2 "Guardians of the Dream" opened Mythic difficulty and Season 3 on November 14, 2023; the race closed out by late November.
Augmentation Evoker defined the Season 3 Mythic meta, anchoring the damage-buff core that the top guilds built their rosters around.

The Race to World First for Amirdrassil, the Dream's Hope was the closest finish in years, and Team Liquid came out of it with a World Second on Mythic Fyrakk the Blazing. This is how Dragonflight's Season 3 race played out.

How the Amirdrassil Race Unfolded

When Mythic Amirdrassil opened on November 14, 2023, the tier looked manageable on paper. Liquid cleared the first six bosses without trouble, dropping most of them in fewer than ten pulls apiece. Smolderon, the seventh boss, held out for around 56 attempts after early phase-one flame mechanics caused trouble until a Blizzard hotfix settled the encounter.

From there the race tightened into a two-guild fight between Liquid and Echo, with Method chasing close behind. Echo eventually took the World First kill on Fyrakk; Liquid secured World Second, and Method rounded out the podium in third. The margin at the top was thin enough that both leading guilds traded sub-two-percent best pulls before either sealed the kill.

The Tindral Sageswift Wall

The boss that decided the pace of the race was Tindral Sageswift, Seer of the Flame, the eighth encounter. A mix of bugs and brutal tuning turned it into one of the longest single-boss grinds the race had seen: Liquid logged 435 pulls on Tindral, with Echo close behind at 399 and Method deeper still. Both front-runners ended up needing the weekly reset and the extra gear it brought before they could push the boss down.

That progression cost dwarfed everything earlier in the tier and reset the clock on the whole race. By the time the leading guilds reached Fyrakk, the field had compressed and the final boss became a straight sprint between Echo and Liquid.

Liquid's 463-Pull Fyrakk Finish

Fyrakk the Blazing punished mistakes instantly, and the encounter produced a string of fast raid wipes that kept the percentages swinging. Echo and Liquid pushed each other deep into progression, each setting and re-setting best pulls under two percent before the kills came. Echo got there first for the World First; Liquid followed with the World Second after a 463-pull campaign on the boss, a pull count that ran past even its Tindral total.

Finishing second after losing a race that close stung, but Liquid's persistence through the Tindral wall and the Fyrakk sprint kept it on the podium against one of the strongest European rosters in years.

The Season 3 Mythic Meta

The rosters that pushed Fyrakk were built on the Dragonflight Season 3 Mythic meta, and that meta ran through Augmentation Evoker. The spec's damage-amplification buffs made it the linchpin of progression comps, and stacking two Augmentation Evokers to spread those buffs across the strongest carries was common at the top. Around that core, the meta leaned melee-heavy, with Havoc Demon Hunter, Enhancement Shaman, and Assassination Rogue providing burst, while Beast Mastery Hunter offered mobile, reliable ranged uptime on a boss that constantly forced movement. Treat this as the shape of the Season 3 meta rather than any single guild's exact twenty-player roster, which guilds rarely publish in full.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the Amirdrassil Race to World First?

Echo won the World First kill on Mythic Fyrakk the Blazing. Team Liquid finished World Second and Method placed World Third in the Dragonflight Season 3 race.

How many pulls did Team Liquid need on Mythic Fyrakk?

Team Liquid took 463 pulls to kill Mythic Fyrakk, the final boss of Amirdrassil, the Dream's Hope. That total was higher than the guild's pull count on Tindral Sageswift earlier in the tier.

Why was Tindral Sageswift so hard?

A combination of bugs and heavy tuning made Tindral Sageswift, Seer of the Flame the longest grind of the tier. Liquid spent 435 pulls on it, and both leading guilds needed the weekly reset and fresh gear before they could clear the boss.

What patch added Amirdrassil, the Dream's Hope?

Patch 10.2 "Guardians of the Dream" added Amirdrassil, the Dream's Hope as Dragonflight's third and final raid. It went live on November 7, 2023, with Mythic difficulty and Season 3 opening on November 14.

How many bosses are in Amirdrassil?

Amirdrassil has nine bosses: Gnarlroot, Igira the Cruel, Volcoross, Council of Dreams, Larodar, Nymue, Smolderon, Tindral Sageswift, and Fyrakk the Blazing.

Is Amirdrassil still current content?

No. Amirdrassil was a Dragonflight raid, and Dragonflight is two expansions behind the current Midnight cycle. It is legacy content now, so the race covered here is a historical Season 3 event from late 2023.

What weapon did Fyrakk drop?

Fyrakk wielded Fyr'alath the Dream Render, the patch's legendary two-handed axe for Death Knights, Paladins, and Warriors, which became one of the most chased rewards of the season.

Final thoughts

The Amirdrassil race was a reminder of how much a single over-tuned boss can reshape a tier: Tindral Sageswift set the pace, and the Fyrakk sprint decided the order at the top, with Echo first and Liquid second. If watching that race left you wanting to clear current Mythic content of your own, you can explore our WoW raid carries or compare our Mythic+ boost options to gear up for the week ahead. Last reviewed 2026-06-24 against Patch 10.2 "Guardians of the Dream." Maintained by WowCarry's WoW team.