Sszorak
Summary
Your core healing cycle was solid: Holy Word: Serenity and Prayer of Mending usage closely matched the comparable player, and your major healing cooldowns were used on a strong schedule. The biggest opportunity is reducing avoidable Tempest damage and preparing Fade earlier for dangerous overlaps. There is also room to add safe damage globals when healing is stable.
Key Findings
Use Fade Before Dangerous Damage
Summary
Fade was used only twice, leaving several heavy damage sequences without this short personal defensive.
Personal Defensive Timing
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Personal Defensive Timing
Fade was cast at 01:57.582 and 03:40.282. The second use came after the initial 326,495 Tempest hit at 03:38.097, although it did cover later ticks. The comparable player used Fade eight times within the same elapsed duration, showing substantially more opportunities to cycle it, though assignments and damage patterns differed.
Compares Fade and Desperate Prayer timing across the same elapsed fight duration.
Add Damage During Stable Windows
Summary
There was almost no offensive casting, which left boss damage and potential Surge of Light generation unused during any stable periods.
Offensive Cast Opportunities
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Offensive Cast Opportunities
Your only visible offensive casts were Holy Fire at 00:15.343 and Holy Word: Chastise at 00:16.182, with no Smite casts. The comparable player used multiple opening Smites and continued weaving Holy Fire and Chastise later, although the opening damage patterns were not identical.
Shows offensive spell usage by both Holy Priests during the truncated comparison window.
Core Gameplay
Rotation & Uptime
Minor IssueSummary
The healing rotation itself was healthy: 37 Serenity casts versus 36 for the comparable player, and 34 Prayer of Mending casts versus 36. Prayer of Mending produced almost identical total healing in both logs. The main rotational opportunity is covered in “Add Damage During Stable Windows.”
Recommendation
Keep the current Serenity and Prayer of Mending cadence, then add offensive filler only when the raid is genuinely stable.
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- Your 37 Serenity, 34 Prayer of Mending, and 35 Flash Heal casts show consistent healing activity. There is no clear evidence of major Holy Word or Prayer of Mending neglect.
Cooldown Usage
No Major Issue VisibleSummary
Major healing cooldown frequency and timing were strong. Apotheosis was used at 00:21.336, 02:23.567, and 04:23.639, compared with 00:19.947, 02:27.198, and 04:30.439; Divine Hymn was used at 01:07.836 and 03:08.461, compared with 01:04.157 and 03:09.659. These timings were within roughly seven seconds of the comparable player and enabled the same number of uses.
Recommendation
Keep the current Apotheosis and Divine Hymn schedule unless your raid assigns different damage windows.
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- Power Infusion was also cycled three times at 00:05.032, 02:06.503, and 04:07.877. Those uses were approximately three to four seconds later than the comparable player's, but the available data does not show that this caused a meaningful loss.
Defensives & Damage Taken
Major IssueSummary
The main concerns are covered in “Avoid Direct Tempest Hits” and “Use Fade Before Dangerous Damage.” Desperate Prayer was used three times and often covered follow-up damage, but avoidable hits and late Fade timing still created unnecessary personal danger.
Recommendation
First avoid Tempest entirely; for unavoidable overlaps, activate Fade before damage begins and continue using Desperate Prayer for the most threatening sequences.
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- Desperate Prayer at 00:45.240 covered the large Crosswinds hit at 00:47.781, and the 02:15.983 use covered the following Mutilated Gash sequence. This shows good defensive awareness, but Fade had much lower overall use.