The Venomous Abyss in Warcraft Logs

Nek'zali the Soulcoiler comes first; Entombed Sentinels, Vashnik the Malignant, The Lost Explorers and Sszorak follow in any order; then The Twin Fangs, The Coiled Altar and Ula'tek (Warcraft Wiki).

Mistakes charge the player who made them; tanks are judged on their defensives and swaps; credit counts who did the job; facts are shown when the log cannot say who failed.

No. Nymrissa Wavecaller is the boss of The Tidebound Grotto, a lair of the same season. Some guides and tools list her with the raid; LogSnitch checks her mechanics all the same.

On these the log says exactly who failed and how, so each has its own page: what counts, what does not, and how to check it on Warcraft Logs.

• Cremation, Nek'zali the Soulcoiler: spread
• Shifting Protovenom, Entombed Sentinels: pairing puzzle
• Toxic Droplets, Entombed Sentinels: collect
• Unstable Miasma, Entombed Sentinels: soak
• Helical Toxins, Entombed Sentinels: pairing puzzle
• Malignant Tumor, Vashnik the Malignant: raid job
• Plague Froth, Vashnik the Malignant: spread
• Raging Crosswinds, Sszorak: spread
• Venomous Surge, Sszorak: placement
• Caustic Waves, Ula'tek: avoidable damage

It reads each mechanic from the guide's own instruction (dodge it, soak it, spread, pair up, kill the add), then applies that boss's rules where the wording is not enough. The kind of mechanic decides what counts: a hit for one to dodge, a missing soaker for a soak, a stay for a puddle, a death while holding it for one to carry.

Where nothing in the log can say who was at fault, the mechanic is shown as a fact and nobody is charged. Counts follow Warcraft Logs' own, hits and ticks apart.

Paste a Warcraft Logs report of the raid into LogSnitch. Pick a boss: every mechanic is laid out player by player and pull by pull, over the last six pulls by default.