Raid-night ops for World of Warcraft · Midnight
Win the pull, not the post-mortem.
Warbridge puts each raider's assignments, their own numbers, and a plain-English read on the last wipe on a second screen — live, between pulls. One person runs the logger; the whole raid gets a personalized HUD.
Warcraftlogs tells you what happened last Tuesday. Warbridge is for the fight in front of you tonight.
What each raider sees
Your assignments
Last wipe · Pull 7
Your Void Bolt kick was 0.4s late on the 4th cast — it landed, but the cast before it went off and hit Mirelle for the killing blow. Soak group was 2 short right after.
Your pull · vs. team
+11% since pull 1
What the lead sees
Raid · 8 shown of 20
What killed the raid · Pull 7
Collapsing Star, Phase 2. The soak group was 2 short after Mirelle and one other died to Void Bolt seconds earlier — a missed 4th kick in the interrupt rotation. Same failure as pulls 5 and 6.
The lead authors the kick order and soak groups once. Warbridge personalizes it to every screen and grades it against what actually happened.
The lead builds it once
The assignment board.
Author the kick order, soak rotation, and cooldowns for a boss — drag to set the order, hit publish, and every raider's screen updates in under a second. Versioned, so a mid-raid swap is one re-publish away.
⠿ Drag to set the order · changes go live to every raider the moment you publish
Bécorath's phone up top — 2nd kick, 3rd soak, Unending Resolve — is exactly these three assignments, personalized and pushed to their screen.
Where we fit
We're not trying to out-analyze Warcraftlogs.
Their logs are the definitive record of what happened. We don't touch that fight. Warbridge owns the 90 minutes they ignore — the raid itself, while it's still winnable.
Post-raid log sites
Warbridge · during the raid
The raid-night loop
Three things, done live, that no log site does.
Assignments that reach every screen
Author the kick order, soak rotation, and defensive CDs once. Each raider's device highlights their slots — personalized, versioned, updated the moment you re-publish. No more "wait, who has 3rd?"
A plain-English read on every wipe
Seconds after a wipe, each raider gets what killed the raid and their one correction — grounded only in the pull's real data. No invented mechanics, no generic advice. Raid-wide for you, personal for them.
One logger, whole raid
You run a small, read-only uploader. It captures the entire raid from a single machine and never touches the game client — external, open-source, safe. Raiders just log in and watch their screen.
This is why you're reading it
You've watched raid tools come and go. Tell us where this one's wrong.
Four honest questions. If the answers are "no," we'd rather know now than after building it.