The Amirdrassil Race to World First is in its second week — and we're seeing Fyrakk progression! Throughout the race, Dratnos & Tettles will be providing Daily Recaps of the events of each day — today's video focuses on Echo defeating Tindral Sageswift and reaching Fyrakk, predictions on the RWF winners, and more.Looking for livestreams, guilds to watch, and analytics to dive into? Check out the Wowhead RWF Coverage Article for the latest lists of streamers, raid coverage, and boss guies. Echo have finally killed Tindral Sageswift, ending their day after Dratnos and Tettles would normally record their recap video and forcing it to be cut a little shorter than usual! This means we'll be featuring full discussion of Fyrakk's Mythic changes on tomorrow's video, with today's focusing instead on the dynamics of the race. Liquid were able to smash through their reclear and engage Tindral, encountering a nasty set of overlaps at the end of the fight but powering through after several deep pulls that they were able to string together. Echo, on the other hand, needed a bit more time at the end of their day to put all the pieces together. After Liquid's Tindral, they still had some gas in the tank for some off-stream Fyrakk, while Echo had no need or desire to do the same since by the time Tindral was down, Liquid was already streaming Fyrakk. Dratnos has updated his prediction back to 70/30 in favor of Liquid this tier, though he notes that with Liquid's stream, Echo may be able to catch back up tomorrow and, with good play, potentially even overtake by the end of the raid day or the start of the next one. How much opportunity they'll have to convert that into a win will depend on how many pulls Fyrakk's final phases take, plus whether or not there's a Mythic-only phase (if there isn't, Dragonflight will be the first expansion to not have one in the modern era).
Who will play Zelda & Link? Nintendo could cast these stars in Zelda movie
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The Legend of Zelda movie adaption is officially in development, so naturally speculation is rife as to who will play the two lead roles of Link and Princess Zelda.
Like the Super Mario Bros Movie, whoever is cast will come under intense scrutiny. We all remember the months of debate surrounding Chris Pratt's voice, which wasn't actually that bad in the end.
Link is a tricky one, though. Namely, as the character is silent. So does Nintendo just base the pick on looks alone, or does it break with tradition and let Link speak for the first time?
We imagine the latter. Zelda is a bit easier in that regard, but casting will still be key.
With The Maze Runner director Wes Ball helming the project, could we see one of those stars switch over to Hyrule? Or how about a Sony regular? Or a young up-and-comer who is about to break into the spotlight?
There's lots to discuss. So let's jump into who we think could be cast in the Zelda movie, along with who the internet is talking about — and some wildcards for fun.
Nintendo is yet to announce the casting for Link in the Zelda movies, but that hasn’t stopped the internet from working up a frenzy with its guesswork.
Below you’ll find our favourite picks, who we really hope are on the casting agent’s radar!
Thomas Brodie-Sangster has gone on to become more than just the kid from Love Actually, proving his merits in The Queen's Gambit, Game of Thrones and even The Maze Runner series of films – that connection by itself puts him into contention.
While he's past the age of 30 now, Brodie-Sangster doesn't look it at all, able to offer that innocent whimsy that makes Link so lovable. He will next be seen headlining The Artful Dodger on Disney Plus.
One of the most popular young actors on the planet right now, Timothée Chalamet, is a name being banded around the internet.
The 27-year-old has an impressive list of films to his name: Lady Bird, Dune, Call Me By Your Name, Interstellar and, soon, Wonka. Even so, we're not sure we can see him swinging a sword and going «Hiyahhh» for two hours straight.
Having earned rave reviews and a Golden Globe in The Power of the Dog, Kodi Smit-McPhee is a choice many wouldn't expect — but could be an inspired pick for Link.
The Australian is used to blockbusters, too, having appeared in the later X-Men films as Nightcrawler, as well as showing up in Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. More recently, he played Jimmie Rodgers in Baz Luhrmann's Elvis.
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