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Attendance

7 raiders across 24 raids · counted per person, not per character

By person alts folded together

RaiderCharacters RaidedRate BenchedExcused Signed No-showsStreakLast seen
Althilos AlthilosAlthealAltmage 24/24 100% · · 24 · 24 2d ago
Viewing ViewingHonkHon 23/24 96% · 1 24 · 9 2d ago
Muffin MuffinMuffindruid 22/24 100% 2 · 23 · 24 4d ago
Whistles WhistlesWhistlock 20/24 88% 1 1 22 1 4 4d ago
Nixxa one character 6/6 since joining 100% · · 6 · 6 2d ago
Sugarboi one character 10/24 42% · 2 18 6 · 18d ago
Mookz one character 12/24 50% · · 17 5 1 9d ago

A raider on three characters is one row. Attendance follows the person, so an alt night still counts — which is the thing a spreadsheet gets wrong.

How this is counted

Attendance is marked at every boss pull rather than once on zone-in. Somebody who turns up for the last two bosses did not attend the way somebody there from the start did, and a single stamp cannot tell them apart. No-shows are people who signed up and never appeared in the addon's record for that raid.

The rate counts only raids since somebody first turned up. A raider who joined three weeks ago and made all six is at 100%, not 13% — the all-time denominator reads as "unreliable" for exactly the people who are not.

Benched counts in the rate: sitting out for the comp is service, and a system that doesn't credit it is a system where nobody ever sits. Excused is an absence with notice — a "no" before the start, or a can't-make-it pressed on the roster — and it counts neither for nor against. The streak is consecutive credited raids; an excused absence pauses it rather than breaking it.