Wowmeta FAQ

All data on Wowmeta is based solely on statistics. There is no 'author's opinion' involved anywhere on the site.

Our servers automatically gather data from the World's Best Players from the following sources every 24 hours:

• Tier Lists:
  • Raiding: Warcraft Logs Raid logs
  • Mythic+: RaiderIO Mythic+ runs
  • PvP: Blizzard's Leaderboards API
• Meta Builds:
  • Raiding: Warcraft Logs Raid logs
  • Mythic+: Warcraft Logs Mythic+ "Logs Only" logs
  • PvP: Blizzard's Leaderboards API

Every time we retrieve this data, our algorithms crunch the Big Data numbers into useful statistics presented on the site.

Wowmeta's target audience is all World of Warcraft players, regardless of their skill level – from newcomers to veterans.

Basically, anyone who appreciates numbers and statistics should hopefully find value here.

As a rule of thumb: go with the option that has more Popularity whenever unsure – if it's popular among the top-performing players we collect data from, it's likely a safe choice.

When you feel more advanced and knowledgeable, you can start sorting by Median/Max values and conduct more thorough research from there.

Score is a proprietary metric of Warcraft Logs; it's how they measure the relative performance of each player in Mythic+ runs.

You can read more about it here.

No. Wowmeta is a complementary resource designed to be used alongside other sources.

That's why links to the original sources are always provided for the data you see on the site – so users can further their research there.

Also, we recommend that you join your Class Discord. It's one of the best resources for questions and information. You can find the list of Discord links here on Reddit.

You are more than welcome to reach out to us through our Discord or send us an email. Thank you!