Sepulcher Of The First Ones

One of the biggest changes made in our current patch (11.0.5) was that Blizzard went back and made it so Shadowlands raids were easier to solo.

There's been a lot of consternation in the World of Warcraft community that the arrival of patch 10.0 and the end of season 4 would result in the inability to obtain Shadowlands' version of the final raid's Ahead of the Curve mount: the Carcinized Zerethsteed.

Shadowlands Season 4 starts on August 2 and there are a host of incoming features -- new Mythic+ difficulty dungeons, for example -- but one of the most novel and intriguing is the Fated affixes coming for Shadowlands raid instances Castle Nathria, Sanctum of Domination, and Sepulcher of the First Ones on a rotating system.

With Shadowlands patch 9.2 we saw the return of class tiers sets with 5-piece armor sets for every class, featuring unique bonuses for your spec depending on how many pieces you have equipped.

As the dust has settled on the Sepulcher of the First Ones Race to World First and Echo stands triumphant as the best raiding guild in the world, it's time for my favorite part -- seeing just how much gold the top guilds have spent on racing.

If you were watching the Sepulcher of the First One's Race to World First you would've noticed something unusual happen near the end.

Echo has once again finished first in the Race to World First by killing the Mythic Jailer after 277 pulls!

It's been 16 days since the Race to World First began and we're close to the end -- or we were until we got to the secret Mythic difficulty phase.

Echo managed to beat Rygelon on day 13 of the Race to World First, becoming the first guild in the world able to challenge the Mythic Jailer encounter.

With the fearsome crab Halondrus fallen, Anduin was the next boss to stand in the way of Team Liquid and the rest of the World First racers.