Altar of Fangs

Envenom is the High Evolutionis cast that matters in this dungeon: it is interruptible going out and dispellable once it lands, so it can be stopped twice. Both keys, same morning, same dungeon:

                            +12 timed     +13 depleted
  casts started               89            56
  casts that completed        23             9
  debuffs left up             10             4
  seconds they were up        77            32
  damage they did      3,934,495     1,821,160

So two and a half times as many got through here, and they did more than twice the damage. The group's interrupt rate tells the same story from the other end: 86 of 99 stoppable casts stopped in this key (87%), against 72 of 75 in the +13 (96%).

You have no interrupt on a Holy Paladin, so none of that first half is yours. What is yours is the cleanse, and there the log clears you as well: 32 dispellable debuffs landed and you removed 21. A dispel has a cooldown, so one dispeller could only physically reach 23 of the 32 — you got 21 of those 23, which is 91% of your actual capacity. The nine that were never reachable are what happens when twelve extra Envenoms arrive at once.

Nearly 4M of Envenom damage that did not have to happen becomes damage you then have to heal, and it lands on the two axes that carry 59% of your grade:

• Throughput 66 — of the 181,381,717 that needed a heal from somebody other than the player taking it, you covered 73%. In the +13 you covered 80% of a bigger number.
• Response 54 — of the 101,217,339 that landed during the party's worst eight-second windows, you put back 37%. In the +13 it was 50%.

Neither of those is a disaster. The scale is cut so a competent key lands near 75, so a 70.3 is a slightly below-average key and not a bad one. But the comparison is the useful part: the same player, the same dungeon, ninety minutes apart, eleven points of composite between them, and the clearest thing separating the two runs is how many Envenoms the group let land.

It was a clean, fast run otherwise: 25:08 on the timer, only 0:30 of it lost to death penalty, 2:00 of routing, and no wipes. Arms Warrior's A- is the honest top sheet — 125% of the other damage dealers' median and 29 interrupts.

Blood DK's mitigation reads 59, which is worth a word so it is not misread: it means 66% uptime on defensives against the 76% that Blood DK kit can actually hold, not that he played badly. His interrupts axis reads 54 for a similar reason — 16 stops against 34 expected of a tank in a key with 99 stoppable casts.