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l5r-ffg-probabilities

v0.1.1

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Probabilities for L5R FFG custom dice

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Probabilities for FFG/Edge Legends of the Five Rings dice system

You likely just want to reach for the probabilities.csv file, which contains most common results already compiled.

The definition of columns is as follow:

Ring: Number of ring dice rolled (also number of dice kept) Skill: Number of skill dice rolled TN: Number of success wished for (at least) Compromised?: Treat dice sides with strife as blank if set to 1 Opportunities: Number of opportunities wanted (at least) Result (%): Result, in percents, rounded

See the maths.js file if you're interested in the algorithm which was used to determine them.

Everything else is "code to make code" and of little relevance on its own.

Project inspired by and checked against the results of https://l5r-dice-sim.vercel.app/