Aiming for a spot in the top 200, FSY made it in 167 and the start of another top European guild was beginning to form. Formed in 2012, FSY would find their core raiding team in the Throne of Thunder raid tier (tier 15). FatSharkYes (FSY) retained its place at the start of Shadowlands.
4 – FatSharkYesĪfter finishing in the top 10 in all but one raid in Battle for Azeroth (BFA), and finishing in a guild highest fourth place for the final raid of the expansion. This latest kill also marks the guild’s first regional first place, as they look to become a dominant force going forward. Starting BFA at 15th, Skyline would climb to 5th for the Battle of Dazzar’alor, before settling at 7th, 9th, and 7th in the final three raids of BFA. Skyline has steadily risen through the ranks of the RWF in the past two expansions. Skyline beat fellow Asia guild Jitianhong to the world fifth spot by just 45 minutes, showing just how close the RWF can get. So it’s even more impressive to see guilds in the region blitz the competition and make the list. While the only guild on this list from the region, Asian servers get content two days after those in North America, and one day after Europe.
Rounding out the top five is Skyline, the Chinese based guild representing the Asia region. Below are our top five guilds based on the most recent Race to World First (RWF) ranking.
While the competitive PVP scene has more recently attracted outside organizations such as Cloud9, it’s the OG PVE WoW guilds we want to look at today. Over the years, World of Warcraft has had many top guilds representing it. ESTNN takes a peek at some of the top PVE guilds in World of Warcraft.
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