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Paste a Warcraft Logs link, pick a pull, and read six audits of who was ready — in about a minute.

Updated Sep 14, 2026

Raid Ledger reads a Warcraft Logs report and points out who was not ready: shadow resistance short of the Shahraz target, an empty gem socket, no flask on the pull, a hit cap missed by two percent, a potion budget left unspent. It works from the log alone; nobody in the raid installs anything.

Open a report#

Go to /ledger and paste a Warcraft Logs report link, or just its 16-character code. Public and unlisted reports open as they are. A private report needs your Warcraft Logs account connected once — see Private reports.

The report page lists every boss pull with its outcome and duration. Trash is folded away; the audits are about boss pulls.

The six audits#

Each audit is one table, one row per player, computed for one pull unless it says otherwise:

AuditWhat it judgesData it reads
Shadow resistanceGear SR and buffed SR against the Mother Shahraz targetsEquipped items at the pull, buffs at the pull, the guild roster
Enchants & gemsEvery enchantable slot enchanted, every socket filledEquipped items at the pull
Buffs at the pullThe raid buffs each player should carry, and the Paladin blessings by roleAuras at the pull
Hit & expertiseHit rating against the cap for the player's attack kindRatings at the pull, an assumed talent bonus per spec
ConsumablesFlask or elixirs, food, potions, healthstones, drums and runes across the nightBuff uptimes and casts across every boss fight
AttendanceWho was there, from which pull, and who was swappedThe fight list

Green cells pass, red cells fail, amber cells need a look. What each column and flag means is in Tables and flags.

Choose the pull#

The fight picker at the top of an audit switches pulls; the default is the last boss pull of the night. The URL carries the choice, so a link you copy shows the same pull next week — see Fight syntax.

Two views of the whole night#

  • The night (/ledger/<code>/night) — every player against every boss pull, one dot per audit. The grid a raid leader keeps open on the second monitor.
  • Summary (/ledger/<code>/summary) — the night's numbers on one card: enchanted and gemmed, buffed, consumables coverage. It is also the image a pasted link unfurls with in Discord.
  • Compare — the same guild's previous report beside this one, so "we got better at flasks" is a number.

Share it#

Every audit has Copy for Discord (a paste-ready table of the players who need attention), Copy CSV, and Copy link. A guild with a saved Discord webhook can Post to Discord straight from the page, and can have every new log posted automatically the morning after — set up under the guild's page.

Make it yours#

Create a guild at /guilds to keep a roster: races the log cannot see, talent ranks that add resistance, manual SR bonuses, your own SR targets and ring-enchant policy. An audit reads the guild named on the report, or your own guild when you are signed in. Details in Shadow resistance.