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World First Eranog raid composition in World of Warcraft Dragonflight

Vesper stole a quick kill with a comp you wouldn't expect.
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Max Miceli
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Published: Dec 19, 2022 01:56 pm

The World First kill of Eranog took an abnormally long time during the WoW Dragonflight Race to World First in Vault of the Incarnates.

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While the first boss of most Mythic races tends to go down quickly, Blizzard’s unique approach to releasing Vault of the Incarnates led to guilds being less geared than usual heading into the fight against Eranog. Though it took a while, the North American guild Vesper snuck away with the World First downing of Eranog as more notable guilds like Team Liquid took a more calculated approach to prepare for later parts of the race.

Related: WoW Dragonflight Vault of the Incarnates Race to World First live tracker: Echo and Liquid trade blows at the top

Proving to be a relatively easy boss to defeat, Vesper was able to get a kill on Mythic Eranog in just three pulls, and their raid composition wasn’t necessarily as strict to the general meta that has developed over the course of this RWF.

As is often the case with first bosses, this foe can be downed with any variety of raid compositions, and Vesper even managed to take out the boss with an average ilvl of 389 across the raid, meaning the group had the same quality of gear that one would obtain from doing a Normal raid. In essence, the group was significantly less geared than any group that runs a couple of heroic raids or a handful of Mythic+ dungeons.

Vesper World First Eranog Composition

Tanks

  • Protection Warrior
  • Protection Warrior

Healers

  • Rostoration Druid
  • Holy Paladin
  • Discipline Priest
  • Holy Priest
  • Restoration Shaman

DPS

  • Havoc Demon Hunter
  • Balance Druid
  • Devastation Evoker
  • Marksmanship Hunter
  • Marksmanship Hunter
  • Arcane Mage
  • Windwalker Monk
  • Outlaw Rogue
  • Elemental Shaman
  • Enhancement Shaman
  • Destruction Warlock
  • Destruction Warlock
  • Arms Warrior

While Vesper took the hyper-conservative approach of using five healers for the encounter, the top guilds in the RWF, Echo and Liquid, had a significantly more optimized approach, coming into the encounter with four healers and more gear.

Both guilds used two Warrior tanks, but outside of that, they had a little bit of variety on the first few bosses.

Liquid Eranog Composition

Tanks

  • Protection Warrior
  • Protection Warrior

Healers

  • Mistweaver Monk
  • Holy Paladin
  • Discipline Priest
  • Holy Priest

DPS

  • Frost Death Knight
  • Havoc Demon Hunter
  • Balance Druid
  • Devastation Evoker
  • Marksmanship Hunter
  • Arcane Mage
  • Windwalker Monk
  • Assassination Rogue
  • Assassination Rogue
  • Enhancement Shaman
  • Enhancement Shaman
  • Demonology Warlock
  • Demonology Warlock
  • Fury Warrior

Echo Eranog Composition

Tanks

  • Protection Warrior
  • Protection Warrior

Healers

  • Preservation Evoker
  • Preservation Evoker
  • Holy Paladin
  • Discipline Priest

DPS

  • Havoc Demon Hunter
  • Havoc Demon Hunter
  • Balance Druid
  • Balance Druid
  • Marksmanship Hunter
  • Arcane Mage
  • Arcane Mage
  • Windwalker Monk
  • Assassination Rogue
  • Assassination Rogue
  • Assassination Rogue
  • Enhancement Shaman
  • Demonology Warlock
  • Fury Warrior
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