Everything Keystone Delta Reads From a Mythic+ Log, and All of It Is Free

What player reviews added

Six reviews of real runs, each by a player reading his own report, changed these rules in September 2026. Every one is a rule, not a boss name.

• The list leads with the layer that broke. When deaths run far above the other group's or a tenth of the damage taken was avoidable, the survival items come first and a sentence says why; otherwise the seconds rank them.
• A suggestion's label carries what this group can take. Merges its own kicks, healing or mechanics rule out are shown beside the sum, not sold as it, and deaths are priced against the other group's deaths.
• Merge feasibility has a third axis: mechanics. An ability that fires on death or damage no button stops multiplies with the mob count and is solved by choreography, not by numbers.
• A boss healed to the finish is a healer item, not a damage one, and a boss that trades an immunity is named under the boss-damage line.
• A flagged spell with no cast bar is never an interrupt row; it is shown as what the cast gained. Spells every class cast belong to the dungeon and get their own panel: buff objects, offerings, floor effects, consumables.
• Kills worth nothing to the count bar are counted per pull, and a timed key is never called unfinished because Warcraft Logs' count fell short.
• Stops are read as longer or more, not one word for both, with the pauses after deaths measured separately.
• Every death card quotes Method on the killing ability, or on the mechanic that makes it.
• The items and the difference now add up. What the items do not explain is listed as its own line, the same work done slower, so no item is read as bigger than its share.
• A merge carries two prices, one at each group's kill rate, because the merged pull was theirs and slower hands make the same merge save less.
• A damage column is declared, not corrected, for the buffs around it: an external damage cooldown one side handed out and the other did not is named above the player table.
• Every death says how the damage arrived, one spike or something that built up, and what single change would have stopped it: not standing in it, a defensive that was ready, or an external somebody had up.
• The standing group buffs the two compositions did not share are named beside the damage columns, with a percentage only where one exists and applies to every hit.
• Every death is read over its real window rather than Warcraft Logs' short recap, so the card can say how big the player's health pool was and how much of it arrived: six deaths in one run took half as much again as the player had health, which no single button covers.
• Each death says where the healer was standing, measured from their last cast, and whether they were alive, in range and what they were pressing. An external whose owner was out of range is never offered as a press that was passed up.
• A healthstone or a health potion is its own step, priced from what one restores on that player in that run, and only asked for when they are proven to have carried one.
• Every burst, healing and Bloodlust cooldown of 30 seconds or more is priced as presses against the windows the run allowed on its base cooldown, on the run check, the matchup and the season. A talent that shortens one reads as more presses than windows, never as a fault, so the share is a floor.
• The buffs a player keeps up as part of the spec (Bone Shield, Shadowform, Slice and Dice, the forms, a Shaman's shields) and the raid buff their class brings are read as uptime over the whole fight window, per player in a run and over a season. A buff the player's own build did not take is never a finding, and one the build may not carry says so.
• Over a season, every defensive the player's own build carried is listed with the runs it was pressed in at all, and the runs with a death and no defensive pressed are counted. On the players screen, the per-spell table against the ranked is read as two findings: buttons they press far more often than you, only where your build proves you had them, and one button they skip that you press, worded as a question.
• A player who was feared, stunned or otherwise held for the whole stretch a press could have landed in is never told a defensive was ready. The debuffs on the victim are read for every death and matched against the game's own loss-of-control table, and such a death is named after the aura and left out of the preventable count.
• A wipe is the group down, not five deaths. It is found from the alive timeline, priced as the fighting after the last kill (every mob still alive resets; the kills before it still count) plus the run back, its re-pull is named, and its deaths are grouped under one card that says who went first and to what, how fast the rest followed, and what it cost. Deaths inside a wipe are not priced again, and the run-backs leave the stops item.

Where the numbers come from

None of it is guessed; where a source is silent, the page says so.

• Warcraft LogsThe runs, the rankings and the character histories, through the public API.
• The game clientBlizzard's own must-stop flag, read in game and dumped per patch.
• ArchonAvoidable and interruptible lists per dungeon.
• MethodThe ability tracker: what each enemy ability is, and which casters cannot be controlled.
• Raider.ioDungeon timers, scores and character portraits.
• WowheadSpell and dungeon icons, tooltips and dispel types, through our own proxy.

Fifteen languages

The tool page, the profile page and the Mythic+ guides are in Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino, Serbian, Hindi, Thai, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Korean and both Chinese scripts. Results are English, because spell and dungeon names are.