Report ID  Sample-12Jul2026

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Guardian Identifier

ASTER#0420

Example Guardian // Sample Data

Power
2020
Completion
83%
Indexed Runs
87
Activities
4
Characters
3
Indexed Runs8783% Clear
Current Window
Activity Record
Raids
28
Dungeons
44
Clears
72
Last Activity12 Jul 2026 18:00 UTC

Activity Manifest

Fetched history
The Desert PerpetualA recent raid signal with consistent full-team completions.
raid1127.2879%12 Jul 202618:00
Details
Indexed attempts
14
Fastest clear
48:54
Average clear
1:06:51
EquilibriumSolo-capable dungeon clears and weekly farming runs.
dungeon1656.1389%11 Jul 202616:00
Details
Indexed attempts
18
Fastest clear
25:48
Average clear
36:55
Salvation's EdgeExperienced clears with a strong recent completion streak.
raid1722.4771%10 Jul 202614:00
Details
Indexed attempts
24
Fastest clear
1:09:47
Average clear
1:28:18
Warlord's RuinA deep history of clears with a stable sub-hour pace.
dungeon2869.6290%09 Jul 202612:00
Details
Indexed attempts
31
Fastest clear
31:35
Average clear
42:50
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Reading this report

Turn activity history into a useful next step.

Paracausal groups a Guardian’s recent raid and dungeon records so you can compare completions, revisit recent attempts, and see the limits of the available history. Search a full Bungie Name, including its four-digit code, to replace the example with a public report. No Bungie sign-in is needed for this lookup.

Start with the denominator

In the illustrated example, 72 of 87 indexed entries are marked complete. That produces the displayed 83% completion rate after rounding. A percentage describes this collection of entries; it is not a rating of the player.

Compare both attempts and completions. A small number of runs can change a rate sharply, while repeated practice attempts can lower it without saying anything about how a later clear went.

Compare like with like

Use Activity Type to separate raids from dungeons, then use the time filter to focus the activity list. Expand an activity’s details to compare its attempts, fastest completed entry, and average completed-entry time. The time filter selects activities by their most recent entry; its totals still cover the fetched history.

Manifest hashes identify separate activity variants. Two similar names may describe different definitions, so do not assume their difficulty or rules are identical. This report does not guess fireteam size or difficulty when those fields are unavailable.

Read a fast time cautiously

A short completion can be a useful entry to investigate, but this history does not establish whether it started at a checkpoint. The fastest time is the smallest duration among completed entries. Failed or abandoned attempts do not enter that average.

For example, completed entries of 20 and 40 minutes average 30 minutes. Adding a failed 5-minute entry changes the attempt count and completion rate, but leaves that completed-run average at 30 minutes.

Use the window, not a lifetime claim

The lookup requests up to 100 entries per character for each activity category. A frequent player may reach that limit before covering a full month. Privacy settings, missing records, and source availability also limit what is returned.

Export the filtered activity list when you need to compare snapshots later. Keep the report’s retrieval time alongside the export, and avoid treating a missing activity as proof that the Guardian has never played it.

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