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The original was posted on /r/wow by /u/Various-Trainer-5548 on 2026-08-17 16:51:32+00:00.

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Back in Dragonflight, I started making my own M+ guides because I felt like existing sources just didn't work well with my brain. For somebody like me with bad ADHD, the guides I made were super helpful and so I wanted to share them. But I had an issue: I couldn't update the images for everyone if there was a mistake or Blizz made a change. So now... it's a website anyone can access and which can be live-updated whenever we get new or better information.

wowbyrole.com

I should note also that these guides don't cover everything. There are some smaller or more obvious abilities to avoid (like small ground swirlies) that were not included to avoid confusion with the actually dangerous important stuff. Think more along the lines of "oh crap what do I do here" rather than a full mechanic breakdown. You'll still want WoWHead/Method/IcyVeins for that level of detail. My goal was to support "mid-core" players with mechanics that will always work, but may not be the current weekly meta strat.

It's got...

1. Everything on one page: The home page *is* the guides. All dungeons are on one single page, and can each be minimized/hidden as you see fit.
2. Quick glance mechanics: If you're like me, you struggle for the first month (*or longer*) trying to remember all of the mechanics. This guide is meant to help by giving you the important information with just a quick scan. Common actions like interrupts, dispels, tank busters, and large party damage are all called out in highlighted text that is consistent throughout the guides.
3. Ability names first: I've read a few too many guides that say things like "Dodge the green circles" or "Pick up and throw the bombs" but then fail to mention the actual spell name to look for. WBR leads *every* note with the full spell name, NPC, or item that causes it.
4. Filterable content: Want to hide all the excessive pre-boss trash notes? Or if you'd like to only see specific notes for Tanks, you can hide/show it all in one quick toggle.
5. A guide feedback system: Every boss note has optional ✓ ✗ feedback buttons. If you don't agree with any part of the guide, submit a change!
6. Split by role: Every mechanic is split between Party > Tank > Healer > Damage so you can focus on what is important to just you and hide what isn't.
7. They're an aggregate: I'm no pro guide writer, but that's good because that means this is well-rounded collective guide using info from Icy Veins, Method, WoWHead, and other sites/youtubers to provide combined notes.

As of today all 8 Season 2 dungeons are up and ready to be tested by my dedicated QA team *(you 🫵)*.

Please don't yell at me, I'm no WoWHead article writer. I'm just a guy who didn't want to scroll through a wall of text before every key, and who really struggles to retain new information. There's gonna be mistakes! The good news is you can let me know directly via the guide page it's self.

Please let me know in the comments if you have any suggestions, ideas, or encounter any issues. If you wanna help more hands-on, please consider joining our Discord!

wowbyrole.com