Voidscar Arena

The header says COMPLETED because Voidscar Arena's par time is not known to the tool and 30:30 falls inside the 29:20–35:21 band it has bracketed, so the clock alone cannot call it. The run score can.

CHALLENGE_MODE_END's sixth field reads 319.4 here. Every timed +14 in the archive reads 397.8, 397.8 or 399.4. The other +14 the band could not call — Altar of Fangs on 4 September — reads 316.1, and the same split is clean a level down: 380.4 to 386.3 for the timed +13s against 315.3 to 319.8 for the ones that were not. 319.4 sits in the lower cluster with seventy-eight points of clear air above it.

Read the rest of this page as a key that was finished rather than beaten. One look at Raider.IO settles it for good, and it can be written into the tool so the label stops being an inference.

151,254 HPS is the highest single figure across all 67 healer-keys on this record. The previous best was 144,867.

It was not a soft key that flattered the number. Measured as healing that needed an outside hand, per second of combat, this key asked 162,546 — sixth-hardest of the 67. Of the five that asked more, four were abandoned.

That is why the throughput axis prints a caveat instead of a clean grade: the key ran past the 95th percentile of the 55 keys its curve was cut on, so 86 is a floor and not a shortfall. There is no cohort of keys this hard to price you against. You covered 82% of the 280,359,340 that needed outside healing, put back 52% of what landed in the party's worst windows, and finished alive.

Agitated Voidscythe cast it four times — 21:15, 21:36, 21:57 and 22:17 — and each cast lands on three of you and ticks about 250,000 every two seconds for twelve seconds.

Cleanse has roughly an eight-second cooldown, which your own tightest gaps in this key confirm: six casts between 19:39 and 20:24 at eight to ten seconds apart. Three targets therefore need about twenty-five seconds of cleansing inside a twelve-second window. One dispeller clears two and the third eats the whole thing, by arithmetic, every cast.

Destro Lock was the third one three times out of four. Corrosive Essence landed on him at 21:36, 21:57 and 22:19, and came off him by death, death, and expiry. He was never cleansed of it, and he is the only member of the party that is true of.

So the question is not whether somebody eats it. It is who. Blood DK took the full twelve seconds of it at 21:57 and lived — it came off him by expiry at 22:09, the same instant Destro Lock died of his. He is the tank and he ended the key with no deaths at all. Skip the tank.

One of the four casts is different. At 21:57 it landed on Blood DK, Destro Lock and Arcane Mage, and two seconds later you had one Cleanse and three names to spend it on. You picked Arcane Mage. Arcane Mage lived; Destro Lock died at 22:09 with the debuff still on him and Blood DK rode his out. That is the first chance, and it is a target call under pressure rather than a mistake — but Destro Lock was the one at 70% health when the window opened, and Blood DK is the tank.

The second is the gap after it. Cleanse was back up around 22:07 and you did not cast it again until 22:19. Destro Lock died at 22:09, two seconds into that availability, to a Corrosive Essence tick of 253,233 that overkilled by 145,243 — he had about 108,000 health, and one tick of that poison is a quarter of a million. Either chance saves him.

What this is not is a habit. In the quieter stretch from 19:39 to 20:24 you cleansed six times running at eight to ten seconds apart, which is on cooldown. It slipped in the heaviest part of the key — pull 7 alone carried 168,521,890 of the party's 409,581,221 damage taken, and both of Destro Lock's deaths are inside it — which is exactly where a global spent on a dispel feels most expensive and is worth the most.

72 is the lowest number on your sheet and the one to trust least on this key. It divides seven cleanses by ten applications it judged reachable, and it computes reachability as one dispeller against a cooldown — it does not know that three of those arrived at the same instant on three different people. Against a twelve-second duration, no Holy Paladin clears more than two per cast. Do not read 72 as twenty-eight points of missing effort.

The group half of it is more useful, and it is not yours. Ele Shaman dropped Poison Cleansing Totem exactly once, at 21:16, and it stripped Corrosive Essence off two people instantly. The three later casts — including both of the ones Destro Lock died in — had no totem at all. That is the cheapest fix on this page.

Two more, also not yours: eighteen of fifty-four interruptible casts got through (Lava Bolt nine of thirty-one, and you have no kick), and Blood DK held 55% mitigation uptime of the 76% his kit allows with Icebound Fortitude never pressed, on a key where he ate 107,101 a second.