The World of Warcraft Race to World has returned, featuring Nerub-ar Palace for The War Within. Here’s who’s winning the race, who the bosses are, and how to watch the Race to World First Nerub-ar Palace.
The WoW Race to World First Nerub-ar Palace started on Sept. 17 and will run until a team takes down the final boss. Each time a new expansion is released, like The War Within, sponsors and organizations pool efforts to put on the Race to World event. The 2024 Nerbu-ar Palace Race to World raid showcases eight bosses that teams must defeat to win the event. Guilds from all over the globe are competing in the event, with team guilds like Echo seeking a repeat win. Other guilds to watch are Team Liquid, who have finished in the top three during the past two Race to World events, and Method.
Who are the Race to World First Nerub-ar Palace bosses?
The Race to World First Nerub-ar Palace has eight bosses that guilds must battle through. Guilds have specific start times depending on region location and can’t advance until the boss for that level has been beaten. Queen Ansurek is the final boss.
- Ulgrax the Devourer: Melee Mechanics were the first to defeat this boss.
- The Bloodhound Horror: Melee Mechanics were the first to defeat this boss.
- Sikran: Team Liquid were the first to defeat this boss.
- Rasha’nan: Team Liquid were the first to defeat this boss.
- Broodtwister Ovi’nax: Team Liquid were the first to defeat this boss.
- Nexus Princess Ky’veza: Team Liquid were the first to defeat this boss.
- The Silken Court: Team Liquid were the first to defeat this boss.
- Queen Ansurek: TBD
Once they’ve defeated Rasha’nan, guilds can take on Nexus Princess Ky’veza or Broodtwister Ovi’nax. The Silken Court is the second-to-last raid boss, with the first to defeat Queen Ansurek, who was the guild to win The War Within Race to World First Nerub-ar Palace.
Who is winning the Race to World First Nerub-ar Palace?
Team Echo won the Dragonflight Race to World, with Team Liquid coming in second. Echo also won the Race to World before that for Shadowlands. Both Echo and Team Liquid are battling for the top spots through The War Within Race to World First Nerub-ar Palace.
Race to World First Nerub-ar Palace leaderboard, Sept. 25
| Placement | Race to World First guild | Nerub-ar Palace bosses defeated |
|---|---|---|
| One | Team Liquid | Seven of eight – on Queen Ansurek |
| Two | Echo | Seven of eight – on Queen Ansurek |
| Three | Method | Seven of eight – on Queen Ansurek |
| Four | Huoguo Hero | Six of eight – on The Silken Court |
| Five | Jitianhong | Five of eight – on Nexus Princess Ky’veza |
| Six | ZboX | Five of eight – on Nexus Princess Ky’veza |
| Seven | FatSharkYes | Five of eight – on Nexus Princess Ky’veza |
| Eight | Instant Dollars | Five of eight – on Nexus Princess Ky’veza |
| Nine | End Myth | Five of eight – on Nexus Princess Ky’veza |
| 10 | LAGET | Five of eight – on Nexus Princess Ky’veza |
Although Team Liquid managed to grab the lead, as of 7:26pm CT on Sept. 24, Team Echo took down The Silken Court boss and is now tied for first place with Liquid again. But to make things even more interesting, as of 4am CT on Sept. 25, Team Method also made progress and are now tied with Liquid and Echo for first place. All three teams are facing off against the last boss, Queen Ansurek, but only one can claim glory.
How to watch Race to World First Nerub-ar Palace
Each guild competing typically has a main broadcast stream, with some players also streaming individually. The best way to find streams to watch is through the Twitch WoW live channels.
Here are larger guild broadcasts and individual streamers worth watching.
We’ll update the leaderboard standings for the WoW Nerbu-ar Palace Race to World at least twice daily, so be sure to bookmark this page for the most up-to-date standings.
Published: Sep 25, 2024 03:30 am