Ruby Life Pools

• **Throughput 100.** Of the 164,660,898 damage that needed an outside heal -- that is, after removing what players self-healed and what was overkill on an already-dead target -- you covered **84%**, plus 10,070,141 absorbed. That is the top of the scale.
• **Dispel 5 of 5.** Every damaging dispellable debuff that landed came off. Nothing leaked.
• **Zero deaths, and the timer agrees.** 23:43 against a 30:00 par -- 20.9% under, a two-chest key.
• **Response 88.** In the twenty worst eight-second stretches of party damage, you put back 50% of the 94,330,271 that landed. Up from 46% in Altar of Fangs.

• **Living Bomb, Earthbound's Imprint and Cinderbolt chose their targets.** 42, 38 and 7 hits on you respectively, all excused -- these are casts that named you, not places you stood. Your `mechanics` is 100.
• **Inferno was 15% of everything the party took** (511 hits, 40.3M, all five players). Excavating Blast, Thunderous Stomp and Chillstorm add another 12%. Over a quarter of the party's damage intake in this key landed on everyone at once and is not attributable to anybody's positioning.
• **The group's interrupts were the weak axis, not yours.** 117 of 176 stoppable casts stopped, 66% -- Cinderbolt alone got through 48 times of 100. You have no interrupt on the bar, so this is not scored against you, but every leaked Cinderbolt is damage that arrives at your healing.

**Holy Power overcap, 19%.** You generated 691 and lost 130 of it to a full bar. It was 20% in Altar of Fangs the same night, which makes it a sequencing habit rather than a bad key -- roughly forty spenders across the two runs that were generated and never paid out. This is the single largest pure-throughput leak on your sheet and it costs nothing to fix but attention.

**Activity 86 -- 91% engaged.** You were idle for about 9% of the time you were alive and in combat, against 98% engaged in Altar of Fangs. On a 22:29 combat clock that is roughly two minutes of nothing. Some of that is real -- this key had 6 pulls against Altar's 10, so there is more downtime between packs -- but the axis is measured only while in combat, so it is not counting the walking.

**Utility 79 -- 42 used of the ~75 the kit offered.** Not a fault at this grade, but it is the axis with the most room left. Arbiter counts what your talents could have produced given their measured cooldowns.

Same key level, same night, same character; a useful controlled pair.

  axis          Altar +12    Ruby +12
  throughput       92          100
  response         77           88
  dispel           89          100
  activity         98           86
  overall          91           95

The healing axes all moved up and activity moved down. The reason is in the deaths: Altar had two, Ruby had none, and healing that arrives after a player is dead counts for nothing on either `throughput` or `response`. The Altar analysis has the detail -- both deaths turned on where Holy Shock went during a burst window.

Rating went 2750 to 2776 across the pair.