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Wrath Classic ICC Week 18: February 2024 DPS Results

Compare all 24 ICC DPS categories for February 6, 2024: Fury’s overall lead, Fire’s boss-damage lead and Feral’s broader results, with exact chart filters.

Wrath Classic ICC Week 18: February 2024 DPS Results4 minutes
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Three Different Leaders Across the Damage Views

Fury Warrior led overall damage at the 95th percentile, Fire Mage led 95th-percentile damage to bosses, and Feral Druid led both all-percentile chart orders. These are the Week 18 Icecrown Citadel results for the week of February 6, 2024.

The source is Anshlun’s February 13, 2024 Wowhead report, using Warcraft Logs screenshots. The charts describe recorded damage during that historical capture, rather than one universal ranking for every ICC encounter or character.

Selected conditions: Heroic, 25-player Icecrown Citadel, all bosses, DPS, all item levels, a one-week range and normalized-score aggregation. The screenshots use the partition label Phase 4 (Buff). That label is part of the comparison and should stay attached to these February results.

The Complete Four-View Ranking

Rows follow the 95th-percentile overall-damage chart. Each other column preserves its own chart’s displayed order. Blood (DPS) Death Knight and Gladiator Warrior are the original Warcraft Logs category labels.

DPS category95th: overall95th: bossesAll percentiles: overallAll percentiles: bosses
Fury Warrior1323
Fire Mage2132
Feral Druid3211
Retribution Paladin4444
Marksmanship Hunter5576
Affliction Warlock6755
Survival Hunter7667
Shadow Priest81099
Arcane Mage981515
Unholy Death Knight10988
Blood (DPS) Death Knight11111314
Combat Rogue12121010
Frost Death Knight13141413
Assassination Rogue14131111
Arms Warrior15181819
Enhancement Shaman16151212
Demonology Warlock17161616
Elemental Shaman18201918
Destruction Warlock19191717
Beast Mastery Hunter20212122
Balance Druid21222020
Subtlety Rogue22172221
Frost Mage23232323
Gladiator Warrior24242424

Why Fury, Fire and Feral Each Had a Leading Result

Fury, Fire and Feral were first, second and third for 95th-percentile overall damage. Switching to damage to bosses changed their order to Fire, Feral and Fury. The same three categories remained at the top, while the leading position depended on the metric.

The all-percentile charts supplied another distinction: Feral was first in both, Fury was second overall and Fire second for boss damage. Those broader views describe a different selection of recorded results from the 95th-percentile charts.

ICC Week 18 Heroic 25-player 95th-percentile damage-to-bosses chart led by Fire Mage, Feral Druid and Fury Warrior
The original February 6, 2024 boss-damage view. Heroic 25-player ICC, one week, all bosses and item levels, normalized scores, Phase 4 (Buff). Chart: Warcraft Logs, published by Anshlun on Wowhead.

Overall damage can include damage to additional targets within an encounter; damage to bosses narrows the target selection. A change between the columns is therefore a change in what is being compared. It does not, by itself, prove that one category was better at a particular raid assignment.

Arcane and Assassination Illustrate the Percentile Difference

Arcane Mage was ninth for 95th-percentile overall damage and eighth for boss damage, but fifteenth in both all-percentile orders. Assassination Rogue was fourteenth overall and thirteenth for bosses at the 95th percentile, with eleventh place in both broader charts.

Reading all four columns avoids presenting one selected result as the entire picture. Explaining the cause of a percentile difference would require the underlying reports and participation context; chart position alone does not establish an item interaction, talent advantage or tuning change.

Read the Score Axis Before Comparing Numbers

The original captures use normalized scores. They do not publish a shared raw-damage total for every category, and a score near 100 is not a DPS figure. Position differences also do not express a percentage damage gap.

For a character-level question, choose the relevant boss and damage metric, then compare reports with suitable conditions. Kill length, survival and the work assigned to a player matter when interpreting an individual result; a raid-wide position cannot diagnose those details.

For the source distributions, see the all-percentile overall chart and all-percentile boss chart. The 95th-percentile overall capture preserves Fury’s leading result alongside the boss-damage capture reproduced here.

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