Tanks

Week 11 (2026-09-02) · a mob that ended up on somebody who tanked nothing that week

And what is deliberately not counted

There is no TPS number here, and there will not be one. Warcraft Logs does not expose numeric threat for TBC — the API returns which player a mob was attacking and when, not how much threat anyone generated, because TBC combat logs never recorded it. A modelled number dressed up as a measurement is worse than no number.

Who was tanking is read from those attack bands, not from the role Warcraft Logs assigns. That label is wrong for exactly the class it matters for: a druid swapping bear and cat inside one night is filed as whichever spec the log saw most, so this guild’s own Anetheron kill has a “dps” holding 76% of the boss.

A loss needs the mob to come off a tank who was really holding it, onto somebody who tanked nothing at all that week, for at least two seconds. A planned swap between two tanks is not a loss.

Not counted — these mobs pick their own target: