Brazil's best guilds. The same raid, the same moment — the 8 bosses of The Venomous Abyss on Mythic. The fastest one wins. And everyone watches live.
T0 · to be announced · Brasília time (GMT-3)
You register, tell us your guild and connect Warcraft Logs. You leave with the overlay link ready for OBS — it takes minutes and installs nothing. The 1st edition is contested by invited guilds; registration stays open, and that is how yours gets in the queue for the next ones.
At the scheduled time, the countdown hits zero on every stream at the same time. A pull before T0 does not count. The clock belongs to the server, not the streamer.
Every boss down shows up instantly on every participant’s screen: kill, time, wipes and the overall race checklist, live.
The guild with the fastest time to take down the 8 bosses of The Venomous Abyss wins, confirmed by the Warcraft Logs log. The rest is history — broadcast.
| guild | B1 | B2 | B3 | B4 | B5 | B6 | B7 | B8 | time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ALFA | +01:47:12 | ||||||||
| BRAVO | +01:47:12 | ||||||||
| CÉU | +01:47:12 |
A kill by any guild notifies ALL streams within seconds. Wipes, best pulls and the X-ray of each boss (deaths, battle-res, potions, flask uptime) become live content — straight from the logs. First kill and full clear get the coronation art on every screen. And each LEAGUE runs its own race, with its own scoreboard and clock — several leagues can be live at the same time.
Rebroadcast the event on your stream with the official watchparty hub: the guilds’ streams, the scoreboard and the race notifications, ready to go — you run the commentary.
The event sponsors rotate on your broadcast, and your audience is actually measured (CCV) — it turns into pay for you, just like a platform campaign.
Sign up, join the watchparty on the day and that’s it. You monetize the event without being in any guild — just presenting the race to your community.
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Registering opens the participant portal, which walks you through it step by step: declare your guild, connect Warcraft Logs and copy the overlay link into OBS. Each step checks itself — when everything turns green, your guild is ready.
Three things are required to take part: tell us which guild is yours, connect Warcraft Logs (that is where the scoreboard comes from) and authorize the use of your broadcast data — that is what lets us measure the exposure of the sponsor who pays for the event. You read exactly what we use before accepting, and you can revoke it whenever you want.
Not in this first edition — it is contested by a group of invited guilds. But registration is open to everyone: registering is how your guild gets in the queue for the next editions, and that is where we invite from. Registering takes minutes and costs nothing.
No. We read your log straight from Warcraft Logs, with your authorization — even if it is private or unlisted. Nothing of ours runs on your PC. The only "plug-in" is the overlay link as a Source → Browser in OBS.
The Warcraft Logs live log is the official authority on time — it is the same log your guild already uploads, read with your authorization. It arrives about one minute behind what is happening (that is how long WCL takes to publish), so the official time is the log's, not the stream clock's. The VOD serves as evidence in a dispute.
The shortest time between T0 and the confirmed death of the last boss wins. The stopwatch itself is the tiebreaker.
From Warcraft Logs: only what the log already says — which boss, whether it died or wiped, how long
it took and what health percentage it ended at. No account, password or character.
From your stream: how many people were watching, how long the art stayed on screen,
and the title/category. That becomes an aggregated number in the sponsor report ("the brand
appeared X hours to Y people") — that is what pays for the event. We do not read private chat,
messages, passwords or anything outside the public broadcast, and we do not sell your data outside the
project. You authorize this explicitly in the portal, reading item by item, and can revoke it
whenever you want in your profile.
Yes — and get paid for it. The watchparty is the way: you rebroadcast the race on your stream with the official hub (guild streams + scoreboard + notifications), the event sponsors appear on your broadcast and your audience is measured and paid like a campaign. Sign up as usual and turn it on on the day.
Yes. The kill counts if the log is the guild's — the group composition never invalidates a result. The registered roster is for identification and for the art, not for keeping anyone out.
The official overlay: the T0 countdown, the race checklist, kill and wipe notifications from the other guilds (5 seconds, discreet) and the content cards for your kill — all automatic.
No. It is an independent community event, run within Blizzard's community competition guidelines. World of Warcraft is a trademark of Blizzard Entertainment.
Streamvolution is the platform content creators use to follow their own audience and close campaigns with brands. The creator connects the channels they already have — Twitch, YouTube, Instagram and Kick — and the platform reads the public numbers and the statistics of those channels to build their dashboard and the media kit they send to advertisers.
Connecting is optional and serves only that purpose: we read, we never post anything on the creator's behalf. The creator chooses what appears in the public material, and can disconnect any account at any time.
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