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Latest Data in Amazing Table Form

DPS

    Class   Spec Median     Average Std Dev Min Max Samples % of Role
Death Knight
Frost 51,508.0 43.0% 56,842.5 33,242.9 1,696 115,214 17 7.94%
Death Knight
Unholy 0.0 0.0% 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0.00%
Druid
Balance 64,250.5 53.7% 74,417.9 30,403.8 50,980 136,580 10 4.67%
Druid
Feral Cat 68,641.5 57.4% 68,641.5 17,235.5 51,406 85,877 2 0.93%
Hunter
Beast Mastery 56,394.0 47.1% 62,218.3 28,198.0 1,684 136,148 16 7.48%
Hunter
Marksmanship 0.0 0.0% 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0.00%
Hunter
Survival 61,430.0 51.3% 65,098.8 33,084.4 1,358 127,255 17 7.94%
Mage
Arcane 37,100.5 31.0% 57,809.0 56,577.6 4,057 152,978 4 1.87%
Mage
Fire 76,993.0 64.3% 78,808.2 38,492.6 5,344 125,605 13 6.07%
Mage
Frost 58,793.0 49.1% 59,681.8 31,471.0 679 117,600 16 7.48%
Paladin
Retribution 44,615.5 37.3% 46,547.6 13,674.8 20,290 63,779 8 3.74%
Priest
Shadow 61,213.0 51.1% 69,821.2 34,106.5 3,261 149,305 21 9.81%
Rogue
Assassination 81,803.0 68.4% 77,711.4 21,371.3 52,090 109,901 5 2.34%
Rogue
Combat 56,418.0 47.1% 44,803.4 27,449.1 2,091 79,693 5 2.34%
Rogue
Subtlety 55,368.0 46.3% 55,368.0 0.0 55,368 55,368 1 0.47%
Shaman
Elemental 54,499.0 45.5% 51,528.9 41,176.9 0 139,310 15 7.01%
Shaman
Enhancement 55,808.5 46.6% 51,436.3 24,500.7 12,976 81,152 4 1.87%
Warlock
Affliction 119,676.0 100.0% 119,676.0 0.0 119,676 119,676 1 0.47%
Warlock
Demonology 63,992.5 53.5% 69,969.3 53,748.3 1,801 150,091 4 1.87%
Warlock
Destruction 59,425.0 49.7% 47,727.3 33,269.7 1,806 96,462 13 6.07%
Warrior
Arms 32,131.5 26.8% 36,030.2 28,007.3 821 78,480 10 4.67%
Warrior
Fury 37,256.0 31.1% 50,525.8 37,532.6 1,247 124,458 15 7.01%
Monk
Windwalker 59,382.0 49.6% 59,438.1 23,474.5 587 116,327 17 7.94%

Healer

    Class   Spec Median     Average Std Dev Min Max Samples % of Role
Druid
Restoration 17,346.5 46.8% 16,115.1 9,481.7 695 34,156 16 21.33%
Paladin
Holy 37,047.0 100.0% 33,193.2 13,468.0 0 61,390 15 20.00%
Priest
Discipline 23,925.0 64.6% 19,162.5 8,990.2 325 27,586 13 17.33%
Priest
Holy 18,127.0 48.9% 19,293.7 5,884.9 9,566 29,261 11 14.67%
Shaman
Restoration 26,369.5 71.2% 23,793.3 15,247.5 809 58,319 12 16.00%
Monk
Mistweaver 18,984.5 51.2% 20,227.0 9,481.3 9,458 34,792 8 10.67%

Tank

    Class   Spec Median     Average Std Dev Min Max Samples % of Role
Death Knight
Blood 51,174.0 100.0% 50,151.4 3,469.2 46,049 53,760 5 21.74%
Druid
Feral Bear 45,385.5 88.7% 45,380.5 15,461.1 28,682 62,069 4 17.39%
Paladin
Protection 27,827.0 54.4% 29,452.9 17,869.2 420 63,003 8 34.78%
Warrior
Protection 20,397.5 39.9% 24,783.7 14,204.7 7,123 45,175 6 26.09%
Monk
Brewmaster 0.0 0.0% 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0.00%


What Is This?

At the most basic level, the DPS Bot attempts to determine and display how various World of Warcraft classes and specs compare against each other. It does this by crunching data from World of Logs.

There are a few things to be aware of above all else:

What is Spec Score?

Spec Score is the best measure I've been able to come up with to compare specs across all fights of a given tier. The goal has been to minimize the effect a "gimmick" fight has on the overall rankings and generally normalize fights to have a common ground of comparison.

In a nutshell, each spec is scored on a curve for each fight. For each individual boss, the spec with the top DPS on a fight gets a score of 100 and then all other specs are scored according to that top spec. The average across all fights for a given spec is the Spec Score for the current tier.

As usual, this score is not the end-all, be-all measure of anything. It's merely an interesting collection of data trying to compress a whole lot of data into a single comparable value. Don't ever forget that each spec has its strengths and weaknesses and may be needed for any number of reasons. While raw numbers are absolutely an important facet of raiding, there are often other variables that are far more important.

All of that said, I think Spec Score is a far better indicator of relative spec power than a simple aggregation of DPS values from all fights. Those values are still available but I hope and pray that you understand that they have their own variety of problems and caveats.

A more detailed description and example will be posted on the Raidbots Blog.

The Rest

More details of the methodology used can be found on the DPS Bot Docs page.

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