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Estimated downloads/hour over observed intervals in the last 48 hours.
Latest interval 0 /h 0.997h observed interval · ending Sep 11, 10 PM
Peak estimate +1.99 /h 1h observed interval · ending Sep 11, 10 AM
Average estimate +0.232 /h Time-weighted · 47.4h covered of 48h
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About this addon
What it does
My Dungeons Book
Addon to collect and store specific information about your myth+ challenges.
Features
- Automatically collects data about your myth+ runs
- Each character has it's own db, so data isn't mess
- Log and Debug mods that allows to track what is going on (this messages are not shown to your group)
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Next information is stored:
- Team roster - class, spec, role and equiped items for each party member
- Encounters data - start time / end time, duration, deaths count, results (wipe or passed)
- Used items - alchemy, trinkets etc
- Interrupts - who interrupted, what cast was interrupted, how many tries of interrupts were. It's typical case when 2+ people tried to kick single cast
- Some special casts - it's a part related to the dungeons specific mechanics. Good example here is kicking balls on fight with ML first boss
- Some personal casts with long CD for each party member (with timings and targets)
- Dispels - who dispelled, what was dispelled etc
- Buffs and debuffs for each party member
- Damage taken by all party members
- Damage done to the specific units (e.g. explosive orbs)
Slash Commands
/mdb- shows/hides the GUI/mydungeonsbook- shows/hides the GUI/mdb help- shows list of available commands
At-a-glance numbers
Performance highlights
- Peaked at Hot #1937 on Aug 15, 2026.
- Peaked at Rising #5767 on Aug 12, 2026.
- Featured on the Hot list across 5 distinct weeks.
- Shipped 1 release in the last 30 days.
- Averaging 6 new downloads per day over the past week.
Visuals
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