Mythic+ coaching for World of Warcraft
Spindle reads your combat log as you play and, between pulls, shows you and your group what went wrong, and whether it could have been prevented.
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Mage · 2 kicks
Spindle
Mage · 2 of 11 kicks taken with the interrupt ready
Between pulls
A few seconds after a pull ends, its results are in: the must-kicks you took out of the chances you had, cooldowns you held, deaths, and avoidable damage. Keep it on a second screen; nothing shows in the game.
For the key leader
Each player's kicks, defensives, cooldowns, and deaths, and every pull's misses by name and spell. One player logging captures the whole group.
After the key
Every key is stored. Step through its pulls, filter the events, and open any finding to see the moment behind it: a death's last seconds, the hits that caused it, and the defensives that were still ready.
The numbers, judged
Damage done and taken, healing, casts, interrupts, deaths, buffs, and debuffs, by player and ability, for one pull or the whole key. Beside the damage, how many times each player used their major cooldowns out of the times they could have.
Over time
A private score for every key, from 0 to 100, measured against your own earlier keys and never anyone else's. It shows what cost you the most points lately and what to try next. Only you see it.
Your character
Your item level key by key, each slot as Spindle last saw it, and enchant and gem changes. With the optional Spindle addon, your bags, banks, Great Vault, and currencies too.
Every must-kick cast that went off while a player's interrupt was ready. Stuns, silences, and knockbacks that stop a cast count too, and so do pet interrupts.
Major cooldowns sitting idle through a pull, and group defensives that stayed on the bar while the party took heavy damage.
Boss hits on the tank that landed with no mitigation up.
Whether healing cooldowns were used when the group actually needed them.
What killed each player, and whether they had a defensive ready.
Hits from mechanics that could have been dodged, by player and by mechanic.
Missing enchants, empty sockets, and low-rank gems, seen in your own logs.
Every key, stored: a timeline of the pulls, filters, and each finding on the events behind it.
Keep Spindle open on a second screen. When a pull ends, glance at your own view, or, as the key leader, at all five players. Nothing shows in the game, and nothing runs during combat.