RaidLogs
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Check if a player can play mechanics. DPS is important, but a dead DPS won't help
Datas from a player applying to your group for the instance you are whiling to do
https://www.warcraftlogs.com/character/id/46138668#difficulty=4&bybracket=1
WarLogs tooltip does not overlap with RaiderIO tooltip, and always anchor next to it
WarLogs show average log ranking for best difficulty on player tooltip
When you press alt button, you can see datas for all instances of the current patch
Description
RaidLogs — Avoidable Damage Tracker
"Before I invite someone, I want to know if they actually play well."
RaidLogs shows avoidable damage scores for any player, directly in your in-game tooltips — no alt-tabbing to WarcraftLogs.
How it works
- Enable combat logging in WoW with
/combatlog - After your raid, upload your
WoWCombatLog.txtusing the RaidLogs Uploader (macOS & Windows) - Scores appear in-game instantly for every player in your raid — not just you
One upload covers the entire group. The raw log is parsed locally on your machine; only the computed scores are sent to our servers.
What you see in-game
When you open the Group Finder or hover over a player, RaidLogs shows:
- Per-boss avoidance score (0–100%) for each raid in the current expansion
- Difficulty (LFR / Normal / Heroic / Mythic)
- A quick summary icon so you can evaluate an applicant at a glance
What "avoidable damage" means
Not all damage is equal. RaidLogs only tracks mechanics a player should have handled: avoidable ground effects, soak mechanics, dispels, interrupts. Damage that is assigned or unavoidable by design is ignored entirely.
Each mechanic is scored as:
PASS— zero failures while aliveFAIL— at least one failure while alive?— dead before the cast, or never exposed (excluded from the score)
Score = PASS ÷ (PASS + FAIL) × 100
Your displayed score is your best result across all kills of that boss at that difficulty.
Privacy
Your WoWCombatLog.txt is parsed locally on your machine. Only the computed results (player names, scores, encounter metadata) are sent to our servers. The raw log file is never uploaded.
The RaidLogs Team
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