Your Mythic+ Season Profile: Score, Coverage and Habits from Warcraft Logs
The profile page is one character's Mythic+ season, read from Warcraft Logs' ranking history. One query returns every logged run of the season, timed or depleted, with key level, time, score, spec and affixes. Private logs never appear. A second pass reads a handful of small tables from each run to describe habits.
Finding a character
Name, realm and region. The realm box offers every realm of the region so the Warcraft Logs slug is right the first time; for Korean, Taiwanese and Chinese realms the slug is a romanisation that cannot be guessed from the name, which is why the list exists. Warcraft Logs matches names case-sensitively; the page capitalises for you.
The cards
Highest timed key (and the highest attempted), runs logged with the timed and depleted split, dungeons timed out of the season's set, and the Raider.io score with its DPS, healer and tank split. When Raider.io has nothing for the character, the best-run score summed from the logs stands in; it is the same number, computed here.
How to improve this season
Where the next score actually is, from the character's own runs, in the order that pays most: a dungeon not yet timed at your highest level (a single timed run there adds more than pushing one already at that level), the closest miss (a depleted run within two minutes of the timer), the timed key with the most slack (a +11 timed with six minutes to spare is a +12 waiting to happen), a pattern of depleted runs in one dungeon, and low weekly volume.
The charts
Best key per dungeon: bar length is the key level, green timed, red depleted, label says how far under or over the timer. Score over time: one point per logged run; rising points at the same key level are the same route getting cleaner. Runs per week by reset week (Tuesday for US, Wednesday elsewhere), timed and depleted stacked. A week with many depleted runs at one level is a key being pushed, not a bad week.
Kicks and dispels over the season
From the most recent forty logged runs: kicks a minute, dispels a minute, applications of debuff types your class removes that nobody dispelled, must-stop casts you stopped against the ones that landed, per run and per dungeon. The advice built on it names habits, not nights: kicks a minute falling as keys get higher, a dungeon where you stop far fewer must-stop casts than elsewhere, a debuff type you can remove that keeps running its course. Each dungeon row lists the must-stop casts seen there with the mob that casts them, faces included.
Deaths and avoidable damage over the season
The same pass now reads the party's deaths and your own damage taken by ability from every run. Cards: deaths a run, mitigated share of incoming damage, and the share of damage taken that was on the dungeon's avoidable list (Archon's lists, per dungeon; dungeons without one are marked). Two more charts, deaths a run and avoidable share, dot per run. The dungeon table gains both columns plus a row of the biggest avoidable hits in each dungeon.
The advice this adds is the kind a single run cannot give: "you die 3.7 times a run in Murder Row against 1.8 elsewhere" is a mechanic, not a bad night, and the page tells you to open a run of it and read the death recap for the hit that carried the overkill. A season-wide avoidable share of 15% or more names the two spells behind most of it.
Every dungeon, every run
Open a dungeon for its runs. Each run can be compared against your best in that dungeon or against a run that timed it, which opens the full comparison with the side labels flipped to "this run" and "your earlier run".
Sharing and PDF
The profile lives at /keystone-delta/p/<region>/<realm>/<name>, unfurls with a card carrying the season summary, refreshes every ten minutes, and prints to a PDF with a cover page. The first habits build for a long season takes about ten seconds and is kept for a day; a profile PDF waits for it, so the first one is slow once.
Frequently asked questions
Why is a run missing from my profile?
Only public logs appear in Warcraft Logs' ranking history. A private or unlisted report, or one logged without the keystone start, does not come back. Runs older than the current season are not read.
Why does the profile show a Raider.io score but no Warcraft Logs points card?
They are the same number: Warcraft Logs passes Blizzard's own rating through untouched and Raider.io publishes the same rating with a role split. Showing both was repetition, so the profile shows Raider.io and falls back to the summed best-run score when Raider.io has nothing.
How long does the habits section take?
About ten seconds for a forty-run season the first time, then it is cached for a day. It reads six small tables per run, batched eight runs to a request.