Install MythicIQ
Use the desktop app for the normal review flow. MythicIQ reads the combat log locally and builds the run review from that file.
Getting Started
How to use MythicIQ
Set up combat logging once, run your key, then use MythicIQ to review what happened: mechanics, deaths, role decisions, and the data patterns that point to your next improvement.
Basic Setup
Get combat logging ready for review.
MythicIQ does the analysis, but World of Warcraft still has to write the combat log. The standard setup is simple: install MythicIQ, make sure logging is enabled for dungeons, run your key, then load the newest log file.
Enable combat logging in WoW
World of Warcraft only writes a useful review file when combat logging is enabled. A lightweight helper add-on can handle turning logging on and off for the content you care about.
Run your key normally
Play the dungeon as usual. After the run, the combat log in your WoW Logs folder has the events MythicIQ needs for replay and analysis.
Open the log in MythicIQ
Open MythicIQ, drop in the latest WoWCombatLog file, or use the file picker. Your review stays local unless you choose a sharing workflow.
Logging Helper
Use a lightweight add-on to manage logging.
MythicIQ does not currently turn combat logging on and off inside WoW. You can use a simple helper such as LoggerHeadLite on Wago Addons, or any equivalent add-on you already trust, to enable logging for the instances you want reviewed.
Review Your Play
A practical run-review pass.
You do not need to inspect every event. Use MythicIQ like a review checklist: confirm the run, find the costly moments, replay the context, and look for patterns you can improve next key.
Step 1
Start with Overview
Confirm the dungeon, run time, deaths, party composition, and the broad read on how the key went.Step 2
Check Mechanics
Review avoidable damage, dangerous casts, dispels, cleanse opportunities, and the moments that usually decide whether a run feels clean.Step 3
Use Role Review
Look at tank, healer, and DPS-specific signals such as mitigation, interrupts, survivability, and useful team plays.Step 4
Drill into Pulls and Deaths
Open a bad pull or death recap, then use the replay timeline to see what happened around the mistake.Step 5
Finish with Insights
Use data insights and custom review windows when you want to understand repeat patterns instead of a single event.Beta Features
LFG and Capture are coming soon.
Both flows are still in active development. The shape of the experience is being adjusted and tested through beta, so the setup above is the reliable path today: log your play, then review it in MythicIQ.
Coming soon
LFG
The group-finder flow is still in active development. During beta, we are adjusting the application, roster, notification, and chat experience based on real player feedback.
Coming soon
Capture
Automatic capture is also being tuned through beta. For now, use a combat-log helper add-on to manage logging, then let MythicIQ handle review after the run.
Ready for a Run
Log the key, then let MythicIQ do the review.
Once logging is handled, the workflow is straightforward: play, open MythicIQ, load the log, and review the moments that matter.