←FRI 28 AUG 2026 · 17:35 · KEY 148 OF 190→ Timed · +13 bosses killed0 deathsTyrannicalFortifiedXal'atath's Guile
Timer · The time allowed for the key. Beat it to upgrade the keystone.Kick · An interrupt that stops a cast.Personal · A defensive cooldown that only protects you.Cascade · Several deaths within seconds of each other.Leaked cast · An enemy cast that could have been interrupted and went off.Overcap · Resource generated while already full, so it was lost.Tyrannical · Bosses have 25% more health and hit up to 15% harder.Fortified · Trash has 20% more health and hits up to 20% harder.Xal'atath's Guile · Every death takes 15 seconds off the timer.
A deathless +12 in 24:33, and the cleanest key in the 46 on record — the only thing either of the two regulars left on the table was 15% of the healer's Holy Power.
There is nothing to diagnose here, which is worth saying plainly rather than manufacturing a finding. Nobody died. The group stopped 85 of 101 interruptible casts, 84%. Every dispellable debuff that one dispeller could physically reach was cleansed — 28 of 28, out of 35 that landed, the other 7 having overlapped something already being cleansed.
This is the first of four keys on the night and the only deathless one. Hyporock's 87.9 is the sixth-best score he has posted across 46 archived keys; Doryhunky's 87.3 is squarely his normal.
The honest summary is that the two things below are what a very good key looks like when you go looking for faults in it. Neither is worth a change of behaviour on its own.
Written by Claude (Opus 5) from the combat log and the archive. The numbers come from the log, and the text can be wrong.