Den of Nalorakk

Where the damage lands in Den of Nalorakk, how long you have before it arrives, and what went out ahead of it in the runs that handled it well.

Key levelAll keys +10 to 14 +15 to 17 +18 and up

Log-verifiedn=16 runs · +15 to +17

16 runs of Den of Nalorakk, with 10 pulls that appear in enough of them to be worth naming.

Thin sample: 16 runs.

PTR data, so tuning may have moved · leaderboard sourced, so this is the top of the spec and not the middle

Log-verifiedn=11 runs · +15 to +17

The hardest moment in Den of Nalorakk is Frigid Mauler, a median spike of 4,684,712 landing 35s into the pull, led by Rumbling Ward.

The spike time is measured from the start of the pull, not from the start of the fight. That is the number a ramp is planned against: it says how long you have after the pull begins, which is the only clock you can actually see.

Thin sample: 11 runs.

PTR data, so tuning may have moved · leaderboard sourced, so this is the top of the spec and not the middle

The pulls that spike

Sorted by median spike. Every row is a median across the runs that contained that pull, so the run count in each row is its own sample size and is not the dungeon's.

Start is measured from the beginning of the run; spike is measured from the beginning of the pull. Pulls appearing in fewer than 60% of runs are not listed at all, so this is the dungeon's spine rather than a full route.

Pulls in Den of Nalorakk that spike, sorted by median spike.
Pull	Runs	Starts	Lasts	Damage taken	Spike	Into pull	Leading cause
Frigid Mauler	11	13:34	65s	19,087,198	4,684,712	35s	Rumbling Ward
The Hoardmonger	16	5:51	168s	48,450,563	4,632,585	92s	Hearty Bellow
Grizzled Warbringer	16	22:25	53s	16,877,701	4,263,141	29s	Primal Echo
Ruthless Totemcaller	11	23:31	69s	23,914,808	4,234,143	24s	Searing Magma
Territorial Matriarch	16	9:31	63s	16,819,909	4,206,706	28s	Razor Dive
Spirit of Hunger	16	2:33	58s	19,105,450	4,185,752	20s	Feast of Misery
Nalorakk	16	28:07	152s	30,070,090	4,156,330	72s	Overwhelming Onslaught
Sentinel of Winter	16	19:09	145s	31,167,158	4,138,784	55s	Frozen Tempest

All 10 pulls, with the ramp for each.

What the ramp looks like

Untestednot measured

No pull in Den of Nalorakk has cast data from enough runs to say what the ramp was. Cast data was only recorded for some runs, and this dungeon is in the part without it.

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How these numbers were measured

Runs come from Warcraft Logs. Preservation Evoker only, Mythic+ only.

Only one report counts per key. Two players in the same group each upload the same run, so the raw data holds that key twice. 27 of 352 logged rows are a second copy of this kind, and only one of each pair is counted. That is where 325 comes from.

Runs whose event stream was cut short are excluded, because their totals would be low by an amount nobody can measure. None have hit that yet.

A pull is listed only if it appears in at least 60 percent of that dungeon's runs. What you see is the dungeon's spine, not one group's exact route. If your group skips a pack listed here, or takes one that is not, nothing is wrong.

An ability is called part of the ramp only if it appears in at least 60 percent of the runs with ramp casts for that pull. One player's habit on one key does not reach the page.

Casts are only collected from the 30 seconds before a damage spike. That is a setting, not a finding, so nothing here can tell you whether a ramp starts earlier than that. Where you see a window, it is the window we looked in.

Ramps are worked out one run at a time and then compared, rather than by taking each ability's average timing separately. Doing it the second way produced ramps of six casts inside four seconds, which is faster than the game allows anyone to press buttons.

Damage figures are the whole party added together. Nothing here records who took the damage, and most autoattack damage lands on the tank. Use these numbers to compare one pull against another. They are not an amount you have to heal.