World of Warcraft has unveiled the Dastardly Duos Creator Clash, a special tournament utilizing the game's new limited-time event where world-class raiders from Echo and Liquid will battle for dominance. This exciting World of Warcraft event will be broadcast live on Twitch and YouTube on Saturday, June 7.

On June 3, World of Warcraft launched Dastardly Duos, a temporary event where players can queue solo or in pairs to challenge waves of enemies and iconic bosses from WoW's history. Participants earn points based on performance, speed, and survival skills. Beyond prestige from high scores, players can unlock various rewards including toys, achievements, transmogs, gear, and even a mount and pet by completing challenges during the six-week event.

To build excitement for Dastardly Duos, World of Warcraft has organized a tournament showcasing some of the game's finest players. Similar to World of Warcraft's Plunderstorm Creator Royale, The Dastardly Duos Creator Clash is an intense competition between Echo and Liquid, two of WoW's premier raiding guilds. Fans can watch this epic showdown on the Warcraft Twitch and YouTube channels on June 7 at 10 AM PT, with all 20 competitors streaming their perspectives on their personal channels.

The Dastardly Duos Creator Clash features three distinct rounds. The opening round presents 10 head-to-head matches where individual members from each guild will compete for high scores in Dastardly Duos, with each victory earning their team a point. Round two escalates the competition with two five-player team matches, where each win contributes five points. The climactic final round will be a single match between each guild's top performers, with a massive 10 points at stake.

Echo and Liquid currently stand as World of Warcraft's most accomplished raiding guilds. Originally known as Method during Mists of Pandaria, EU-based Echo dominated world first races for years. Their supremacy was challenged when US guild Complexity Limit claimed world firsts in Ny'alotha and Castle Nathria. After rebranding as Echo, they regained dominance until Aberrus in World of Warcraft: Dragonflight Patch 10.1, when Complexity Limit reemerged as Liquid. These titans have remained evenly matched since, making the tournament's outcome truly unpredictable.