Talk:Stat gaining

These tables tabulate the probabilities of the various events. For example, from the first table (p=.25) you could determine that the probability of a naturalist rolling a 0 gain for int is .0134, which would occur about once (*) in a hundred tries.

p=.25
_0 0.0134 *
_1 0.0668 *******
_2 0.1559 ****************
_3 0.2252 ***********************
_4 0.2252 ***********************
_5 0.1651 *****************
_6 0.0917 *********
_7 0.0393 ****
_8 0.0131 *
_9 0.0034
10 0.0007
11 0.0001
12 0.0000
13 0.0000
14 0.0000
15 0.0000

p=.50
_0 0.0000
_1 0.0005
_2 0.0032
_3 0.0139 *
_4 0.0417 ****
_5 0.0916 *********
_6 0.1527 ***************
_7 0.1964 ********************
_8 0.1964 ********************
_9 0.1527 ***************
10 0.0916 *********
11 0.0417 ****
12 0.0139 *
13 0.0032
14 0.0005
15 0.0000

p=.33
_0 0.0023
_1 0.0171 **
_2 0.0599 ******
_3 0.1299 *************
_4 0.1948 *******************
_5 0.2143 *********************
_6 0.1786 ******************
_7 0.1148 ***********
_8 0.0574 ******
_9 0.0223 **
10 0.0067 *
11 0.0015
12 0.0003
13 0.0000
14 0.0000
15 0.0000

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Camp Camping Camp

Should the existence of Camp Camping Camp rate a mention here?

Once you can get to the Mountains, you can trade time for stats to your heart's content. Richard H-G 10:06, 14 August 2011 (PDT)