What is Race to World First (RWF) in World of Warcraft?

The Race to World First (RWF) is a competitive event in World of Warcraft where elite guilds — including Liquid, Echo, and Method — race to defeat every mythic raid boss before anyone else in the world. The RWF is widely followed by the WoW community and streamed live.

Where can I track WoW RWF (Race to World First) progress?

You can track live WoW RWF — Race to World First progress at https://pullcount.gg. PullCount updates every 30 seconds with boss kill counts, pull counts, and guild rankings for every top guild competing in the RWF.

Which guilds compete in the WoW RWF?

The top guilds competing in the WoW RWF include Liquid, Echo, and Method, followed by Skyline, Instant Dollars, and other elite mythic raiding guilds from around the world.

Who is winning the WoW RWF — Race to World First VS / DR / MQD?

Liquid is currently leading the WoW RWF with 9/9 mythic bosses killed in VS / DR / MQD. Track live RWF progression on PullCount.

Live WoW RWF Tracker — Race to World First Pull Counts

#	Guild	Pulls	Best HP
1	Liquid	1	WF
2	Erudite	1	Killed
3	Fierce	1	Killed
4	The Early Shift	1	Killed
5	Post Prog Clarity	1	Killed
6	Morning Brew	1	Killed
7	egg	1	Killed
8	Los Mercenarios	1	Killed
9	Nilbas Academy	1	Killed
10	Pandamonium	1	Killed

Guild

Pulls

Best HP

Liquid

Erudite

Killed

Fierce

Killed

The Early Shift

Killed

Post Prog Clarity

Killed

Morning Brew

Killed

egg

Killed

Los Mercenarios

Killed

Nilbas Academy

Killed

Pandamonium

Killed

Progression Timeline

What is the Race to World First?

The Race to World First (RWF) is the biggest competitive event in World of Warcraft — an all-out sprint where the world's best mythic raiding guilds race to defeat every boss in a brand-new raid tier before anyone else. Guilds like Liquid, Echo, Method, and Skyline stream every attempt live, and the whole WoW community watches to see who lands each world first kill.

PullCount tracks the race in real time. Pull counts, boss kill order, and guild rankings update every 30 seconds so you never have to refresh manually.

How pull counts work

A “pull” is a single attempt on a boss — from the moment the fight starts to a wipe or a kill. Pull counts are the clearest signal of how hard a boss is and how close a guild is to finishing it. PullCount sources this data from the WarcraftLogs API, where every top guild uploads their combat logs during the race.

Data refreshes every 30 seconds. Between races, the site shows a recap of the most recently completed Race to World First. Learn more about how PullCount works.