New here? Look up your guild and I'll show the hours, pulls and pace first. Hit Analyse pulls and you get the messier bit: who died, what hit them, and which mechanics kept eating the raid.

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Progress Hours

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This chart only plots guilds with public logs, and I leave CN out (boosting makes their numbers unreliable), so it's a smaller set than the kill totals on the Tier Report. I also try to spot inaccurate logs — guilds whose Warcraft Logs and Raider.io pull counts don't line up — and leave them off too. If you think I got one wrong, DM me and I'll look into it.

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What is Warcraft Insights?

Warcraft Insights reads public Warcraft Logs and turns them into raid homework you can actually use: hours, pulls, pace, and a pull-by-pull mistake breakdown showing who keeps dying to what. Any guild with public data is fair game.

The data, and Warcraft Logs' limits

Everything here comes from public Warcraft Logs. If a guild keeps logs private, I can't show its hours or pulls. A lot of the best guilds do exactly that, so these numbers describe the field behind the race more than the race leaders themselves. Their progression ranking still comes from Raider.io, so they appear on the chart, just without the log-based detail. Second: looking up a guild is expensive and rate-limited, so the first fetch of a guild can take a few minutes, and during busy spells you may be asked to wait a moment. Once it's done the result is cached, so every view after that is instant.

A work in progress

A passion project for the raiding community — not for profit. The data has rough edges, so if something looks off, tell me. There's a Patreon below if you want to chip in for the Warcraft Logs and hosting costs — totally optional.

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Thanks

Made by Blink, with help from Dario and Sam.

Huge thanks to the RLE Discord for the feedback and ideas that shaped this, and to Lanfear, who heavily inspired the progress parse page.