Mists of Pandaria · Protection
Protection Paladin analyzerAlpha
Analyse a single Mists of Pandaria pull: every press in the order you made them, then what the encounter itself took away (stuns, phases that move you off the boss, and mechanics that replace your bar, worked out boss by boss from real pulls of each one), and only then how many globals the fight had room for and how many you pressed. After that, the attack power that being hit paid you and the ceiling your health put on it, your haste, the holy power behind your spenders, and what dealt the damage. Everything runs in this tab.
Read a single pullSign in to WarcraftLogs
Sign in with your WarcraftLogs account to read your logs, including private and archived ones. You sign in on WarcraftLogs' own page, so this one never sees your password, and there is nothing to paste.
First, register your own API client
WarcraftLogs meters its API per client, so this app cannot sign you in with one of its own: everyone using it would share a single hourly budget and run each other out of it. Registering your own takes about a minute and gives you a budget nobody else spends.
- Open warcraftlogs.com/api/clients and choose Create Client.
- Give it any name. You will see it on the consent screen when you sign in.
- Paste this as the redirect URL, exactly as it appears. A URL that differs by so much as a trailing slash is refused, and the refusal blames the client id rather than the URL.
- Tick Public Client so the client can use PKCE, then save.
- Copy the client ID it gives you back and paste it below. Not the client secret: this app has no use for one and should never be given it.
The client ID is kept in this browser so you do not have to paste it again, and unlike your access token it survives closing the tab. It is not a secret, because PKCE publishes it with every sign-in, and it goes nowhere but warcraftlogs.com.
The two logs
Sign in above, then paste a report URL or code.
The encounter
Load both logs above and the bosses they share appear here.
The players
Pick the boss above, then choose who to read from each log.
Compare the two
This reads two pulls, so it costs about twice what one report costs against your hourly WarcraftLogs budget. Two players from the same pull is the cheap case: the report and its roster are fetched once and the second player reuses both.