How WipeLab works

Region, realm, guild name — that's the whole setup. WipeLab pulls your mythic progression from Warcraft Logs: every pull of every boss, from the first attempt up to (and including) the first kill. No addon, no uploads, no configuration; if your guild logs its raids, the data is already there.

Each boss becomes a card: killed bosses show how many pulls the kill took (and the total including re-clears), progging bosses show pulls so far and the best percentage reached. This is the page you paste in Discord when someone asks "how's prog going?"

Click a boss and the full story unfolds. The timeline shows every pull's boss percentage — the shape of your prog, raid night by raid night, plateaus and breakthroughs included.

Below it, the roster: every raider, sortable by output, avoidable damage taken per second, deaths, interrupts, dispels, and a 0–100 score— a role-relative rating weighted toward survival (you control the weights). DPS are graded against DPS, healers against healers. It's an opinion of an algorithm, and every player card shows exactly how it was computed.

Click any raider for their card: the score breakdown, a per-pull chart (output, avoidable damage, or deaths), what's killing them ranked by ability, a full death log, and their trend across every boss of the tier.

Raw death counts lie. Once a pull is lost, the cascade of deaths after the wipe is committed tells you nothing about who played well. So WipeLab counts only the first N raid-wide deaths per pull(the "death gate", default 3) — the deaths that actually decided the pull. Ignored deaths stay visible in the death log, struck through.

Two more kinds of deaths are excused entirely: deaths to a mechanic you've removed from the avoidable list (a missed-kick cast isn't the dead player's fault), and mass-death wipe events — when many players die to one ability within two seconds (bombs, enrages, crystal explosions), death order carries no signal and nobody is blamed.

The death gate, the wipe-event threshold, the score weights, and the avoidable-damage ability list are all yours to adjust — every number on the page recomputes in your browser as you change them. Each avoidable ability can be scoped to everyone, ranged-only, or melee-only for mechanics one group is supposed to eat. Your settings save per boss; on Pro guilds, a manager can publish theirs as the guild default so the whole roster reads the same numbers.

First half vs second half, last night vs the night before, pulls 1–30 vs 31–60 — pull comparison shows who improved and who plateaued, per player, across output, avoidable damage, and deaths. It's the "are we actually getting better?" panel.

Cross-guild benchmarks put your prog in context: pulls-to-kill percentiles, roster medians for deaths and avoidable damage, aggregated from every guild analyzed on WipeLab. Player cards add per-spec percentiles — how each raider stacks up against the same spec on the same boss, with an honest confidence label when the sample is still thin.