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Gruul's Lair

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Wed, 25 Mar 2026, 20:51 to 21:03 · 12 m raided · 49 % in combat · longest gap 2 m before Gruul the Dragonkiller · TBC Classic

Gruul's Lair: 2 kills of 2 pulls, 0 wipes and 14 deaths. 6 items to fix on 16 raiders: Bigpapichulo 1, Fenasris 1, Hubbahp 1. 7 raiders never drank the potion for their role: Bigpapichulo, Fenasris, Hubbahp and 4 more. 14 deaths, most often to Greater Fireball: Kaynelol 2, Manstahnrg 2, Bylund 1.

Damage to bosses; adds shown separately (Wild Fel Stalker 100 %)
1SagassRestoration · Healer69%1,428119,604–
2BigpapichuloRestoration · Healer80%0193,7304,099
3FenasrisElemental · Caster88%178,8182,49614,391
4RizzlerjonesArcane 40/0/21 · Caster80%309,0840485
5HubbahpProtection 0/38/23 · Tank92%109,426010,129
6SvampsaraFeral · Tank97%97,1805,5676,038
7SporoBeast Mastery · Physical94%336,9355,37419,736
8ManstahnrgDestruction 0/21/40 · Caster94%221,07403,171
9CidibaFury 21/40/0 · Physical90%324,7756,52524,096
10CruzshampoAffliction 40/0/21 · Caster84%276,58615,78913,789
11FenDestruction 0/21/40 · Caster80%287,491013,234
12FlärpShadow · Caster84%258,42035,6242,778
13NexzrRetribution · Physical84%231,572014,010
14OebArcane 40/0/21 · Caster78%250,9570–
15SunnovaxFury 21/40/0 · Physical100%345,6442,31018,817
16ZenetixsDiscipline · Healer90%10,934216,5414,915
17BylundBalance 33/0/28 · Healer–86%46150,1465,906
18CortekRetribution · Physical–94%201,45112,7078,790
19FulluffEnhancement · Physical–88%154,0241,05818,364
20HuntstellSurvival 5/20/36 · Physical–100%313,2054,4881,459
21KaynelolFeral · Physical–100%236,561012,926
22KoivhBeast Mastery · Physical–98%397,2454,75012,747
23MyhumanArms 33/28/0 · Physical–100%275,242023,378
24SkickarelEnhancement · Physical–100%279,247018,257
25TemoDestruction 0/21/40 · Caster–84%319,15107,538
Raid25 raiders6 · 2092%0.661489%5,416,496776,709259,053

Reading this sheet

The night on one screen

What each column means →

What it counts

One row per raider, the raiders with the most to fix on top. Gear and buffs at pull are read at the boss pulls; the rest follows the Fights menu. The six columns on the left are the checklist; the rest change with the role lens: healing and mana for healers, damage taken and crushes for tanks, boss and adds for damage dealers. Boss and Adds credit Windfury, Judgement of Light and the other buff procs to whoever the team rule says.

What it does not

It is a checklist, not a ranking: two raiders with the same red count can have had very different nights, and Boss dmg says nothing about the pull's length or the raider's job in it. A share of a buff that cannot be placed stays on the receiver.

When to care

Red is a talk, yellow a nudge, a dash nothing to say. Open the row before writing the message: it holds the numbers the raider's role is judged on, and every number with more behind it opens on click. Click a count to open the sheet that holds the detail on that raider.

Make your own

Want this for your own raid night?

A WoW TBC combat log becomes a report like this one: who was ready, and how they played. No addons, no Warcraft Logs account, just the file. Sign in with Discord and drop it in.

01

Turn on advanced combat logging

Type /combatlog before the first pull. Any raider can; you do not need to lead the raid or hold a rank. The game writes everything to WoWCombatLog.txt in your Logs folder.

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02

Drop the file in

A hundred megabytes is normal. One log is parsed at a time; if the machine is busy, the file waits on your computer until it is your turn. A full raid night is ready in a couple of seconds after the file arrives. If someone else already uploaded the same raid, you are told before anything is doubled.

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03

Read it, share it

Gear, flasks, drums, and how each raider played. One link you can paste to the guild, and a page for every raider in it.

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