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Aberrus Week 23: Three Views of the October DPS Results

Compare October 2023 Aberrus Week 23 overall, boss-only and all-percentile results, with all 26 specs, correct populations and accurate weekly rank changes.

Aberrus Week 23: Three Views of the October DPS Results4 minutes
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The Leader Depends on the Statistical View

Augmentation leads the 95th-percentile overall table; Unholy leads the boss-only chart and the broader overall plot. This historical Dragonflight Season 2 Week 23 report covers Mythic Aberrus during the week of October 10, 2023. Anshlun published the original October 16.

The preserved captures select one week, all bosses, all item levels and the 10.1.7 partition. The overall and boss-only bar charts select the 95th percentile; the distribution selects all percentiles. All use normalized scores rather than raw DPS.

All 26 Specs Across Overall and Boss Damage

Overall position, population and weekly movement preserve the source’s typed table. Boss position is independently read from the separate 95th-percentile image. Population means the recorded source sample, not unique players. The change column counts positions gained or lost in the overall order.

Overall positionSpecializationSource populationWeekly overall changeBoss-damage position
1Augmentation Evoker11,293+12
2Unholy Death Knight6,697−11
3Demonology Warlock3,77303
4Frost Mage5,08704
5Frost Death Knight1,034011
6Devastation Evoker3,109+19
7Enhancement Shaman6,074−118
8Fire Mage5,46506
9Affliction Warlock3,381+15
10Marksmanship Hunter2,298−110
11Arcane Mage2,128013
12Destruction Warlock5,564+714
13Arms Warrior5,231+112
14Feral Druid1,745+78
15Windwalker Monk3,266+120
16Elemental Shaman1,583−417
17Survival Hunter608+121
18Assassination Rogue2,846−17
19Outlaw Rogue1,291−624
20Beast Mastery Hunter8,686−519
21Shadow Priest7,077−115
22Balance Druid6,876+123
23Fury Warrior5,807−126
24Retribution Paladin9,482016
25Havoc Demon Hunter7,945025
26Subtlety Rogue4,039022

Destruction and Feral each rise seven places, the largest gains. Outlaw loses six and Beast Mastery five. Demonology, Frost Mage and Frost Death Knight keep third, fourth and fifth respectively. Their unchanged positions do not establish unchanged damage.

Boss Damage Puts Unholy First and Enhancement Eighteenth

The boss-only top five are Unholy, Augmentation, Demonology, Frost Mage and Affliction. Enhancement occupies eighteenth, compared with seventh overall. Assassination is seventh on bosses and eighteenth overall; Frost Death Knight is eleventh on bosses and fifth overall.

Aberrus October 10 boss-damage chart led by Unholy with Enhancement eighteenth
Original one-week 95th-percentile boss-only capture. Its leader and Enhancement position differ from the overall table.

Those are differences in target selection. They do not, by themselves, prove which talent, damage profile or player assignment caused a result. Review damage to the encounter’s relevant target before deciding what an individual log says about the problem your raid faced.

The All-Percentile Plot Also Changes the Order

The broader overall plot begins with Unholy, Augmentation and Fire. Enhancement is sixth in its displayed order, Devastation eighth and Assassination ninth. This is a separate summary from both the 95th-percentile overall table and the boss-only chart.

Aberrus Week 23 all-percentile overall plot led by Unholy, Augmentation and Fire
The separate broader distribution from the same report, with its own normalized-score range and displayed order.

The overlapping distributions matter as much as a numbered position. The plots also use different horizontal-axis ranges, so their visible bar lengths cannot be compared as though they shared one scale. A percentile is not a measured ceiling for a spec or a promise about another player’s output.

Population and Augmentation Credit Need Their Own Context

Demonology’s reported population is 3,773 and Frost Death Knight’s is 1,034. Those samples do not establish that unusually skilled specialists produced their ranks. The source provides no controlled measure of player skill or a universal sample-size cutoff for reliable rankings.

Augmentation’s contribution also includes damage supplied through supported buffs. Warcraft Logs’ operator explanation of reattribution describes crediting that contribution to the Evoker. Check specific dated logging issues before treating a difference from an in-game meter as evidence of funneling.

For the next snapshot, see the Week 24 results. Keep the same damage target and percentile when comparing the two dates.

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