←SUN 06 SEP 2026 · 00:12 · KEY 123 OF 190→ Timed · +13 bosses killed6 deathsFortifiedTyrannicalXal'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.Fortified · Trash has 20% more health and hits up to 20% harder.Tyrannical · Bosses have 25% more health and hit up to 15% harder.Xal'atath's Guile · Every death takes 15 seconds off the timer.
TipPre-press Divine Protection on Stormbound Mystic
You timed your first Den +14 — but the D is not just the key: the Ruby +14 an hour later was harder and graded C. The gap is dispels and a 61% kick rate.
The two axes carrying 59% of your grade both read low. `throughput` 51 means you covered 63% of the damage that actually needed an outside heal — the damage left after the party healed itself and after overkill. `response` 48 means that of the damage landing in the party's twenty worst eight-second windows, you put back 32%.
The tool flags that this key asked more per second than the corpus its curve was cut on, and that flag is correct. The easy conclusion from it — that the D is an artifact — is not. You ran Ruby Life Pools +14 fifty minutes later, and by the tool's own demand measure it was harder (163,072/s against this key's 146,882/s, both from their records). It graded C 65. Same healer, same tank, same night.
So the honest split: the party took 51% more damage per second here than in the +13 Den on identical affixes (261,869/s against 173,514/s, from the archive), and 42 of 108 interruptible casts got through. That is not yours. But dispels were 20 of 35 where Ruby was 7 of 7, and your healing per second of combat was 12% below Ruby's. Those are.
Written by Claude (Opus 5) from the combat log and the archive. The numbers come from the log, and the text can be wrong.