Classes can be added generically to the raid or by specifying a specialization. Based on the current composition, the right sidebars are updated and indicate the current setup. The number of raid members for each roles are indicated in the "Setup" section. However, since it is possible to add "generic" classes instead of specialized ones, (for example Priest instead of Discipline), some raid members will be counted under "undetermined" because they can adopt several roles.

The abilities summary in the right sidebars are also updated based on the raid composition. The number of abilities available for the raid are indicated in three different ways :

0 : the raid hasn't any ability of this type
1 : the raid has one (or more) ability of this type
(1) : the raid may have one (or more) ability of this type, attention is required
The numbers are updated according to the current raid.

The maybe indicator means that there is no guarantee the current raid can provide this type of ability, but under certain circumstances it could. For example, if a Druid is part of the raid, the ability "Raid Defensive Cooldown" is flagged (1) because the specilization of the Druid is not known, and only Restoration can provide this ability. So, based on the specilization the Druid will take, the raid may have or not a Raid Defensive Cooldown. If the Druid is replaced by a Restoration Druid, the indicator will transform into a 1.

The raid leader must be aware that not all maybe flags could be changed into has, some are excluding. For example, a Hunter may have an ability of type "Bloodlust" or an ability of type "Combat Resurrection", but he could only choose one, he could never have the two at once.

There are also abilities classified under multiple categories, for example the Shaman's Purify Spirit spell could remove magic and curse effects but this is a single spell. Even though this tool will show 1 Remove Magic + 1 Remove Curse, the Shaman won't be able to dispel a magic effect on a first ally and immediatly a curse effect on a second ally because this is the same spell. Statistics provided by RaidComp2 should be taken in account carefully by the raid leader.

When the mouse is moved over a class or an ability, the corresponding ability(ies) or the class(es) that can give it is respectively highlighted.

Some abilities are not baseline abilities of a specialization, some of them are talents or pet based. The raid leader must pay particular attention because even a player with the right specialization may not have chosen the right talent. They are indicated the following way :

[p] : this ability comes from a particular pet
[t] : this ability is a talent
[t&p] : this ability is a talent and comes from a particular pet
[ht] : this ability is an honor talent
[b|t] : this is a either a baseline ability or a talent

RaidComp2 is based on RaidComp, a tool created by Nopher of Last Resort. The concept and ui organization come from his original tool. The name "RaidComp2" is indeed a reference to Nopher's tool. This new version was developed because RaidComp has not implemented yet some new classes and features from the latest expansion (and also because i have a bit of free time). Anyway, thanks to Nopher for his idea and for the numerous years we used RaidComp.

Like the original one, this tool aims to provide raid leaders an overview of their raid composition. It help them by showing them a summary of the raid in the form of different raid cooldowns and useful abilities in PvE or PvP situations.

Feedbacks and suggestions are welcome, feel free to submit a Feedback or a Suggestion.
To report a bug, head to the Bug report form.
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Created by Ephelia

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This feature allows you to add/edit custom abilities in the right sidebar. To do so, you must provide a valid javascript data object, following the schema used in the RaidComp2 tool. To remove the custom abilities simply empty the textbox below and hit save. You might want to read the following file to help you create the custom configuration :

custom_abilities_help.txt

Add your custom config in the following box and hit save when you're done :

Error, config file is invalid, unable to saveSave

Be aware that this feature requires and uses cookies, so by using it you hereby accept their usage. Please pay attention that if you clear the cookies associated to this page/website, the custom configuration will be lost. It may be clever to keep a backup of the compositions' URLs in a notepad or something similar, just in case.

This feature allows you to save/load raid composition you create with this tool. To save a composition, enter a name in the input box and hit save. Using an already used name will simply overwrite the previous saved composition. To load a saved setup, click on the composition you wanna load. To delete a composition, hit the delete button and confirm.

SavePlease enter a name