The WoW Analyzer
Last reviewed 3 September 2026
Give the analyzer a region, a realm and a character name. It reads the character and comes back with a readiness score, what is missing, and what to do about it first.
Where the data comes from
Blizzard's own API for gear, and Raider.IO for Mythic+ rating and raid progress. Nothing is typed in and nothing is remembered from a previous run — each analysis reads the character as it is right now.
What it actually is
The gear and progress are facts. The advice is written by a language model reading those facts, which is worth knowing before you follow it: it is good at spotting the obvious gap you have stopped seeing, and it is capable of being confidently wrong about a niche build. Treat it as a second opinion, not an audit.
Why two runs can disagree
Blizzard's API lags behind the game — a piece equipped ten minutes ago may not be there yet. And the advice is regenerated each time rather than looked up, so the wording moves even when the numbers do not.
Sharing a result
Every analysis gets its own address you can share, and there is a leaderboard of recent ones. Nothing is published unless you share it.
If it cannot find your character
Check the realm, and check the region — a name that exists on one realm usually exists on several. Characters below the level Blizzard reports on, and characters not logged in for a long time, may not come back at all.
Battle.net
Linking Battle.net in Settings → Connections saves your characters so you do not retype them. It is not required to run an analysis.
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