FASERIP-Slugfest – rats on the run

Things are tough in ratland when you add in a cat’s killing ability. Maybe we should go James Herbert next and have a rat pack versus a person as a test. Not that those are giant mutant killer rats. Although possible good superhuman testing ground?

Battles: 1101; Sum of rounds: 6336; rodent: 0.0 ± 0.0; feline: 1.01 ± NA; rodent: 0.0 ± 0.0; feline: 1.099 ± NA;
Team rodent = winning battles: 2; perfect battles: 0; close-call battles: 0;
Team feline = winning battles: 1099; perfect battles: 0; close-call battles: 0;
------------------------------------------------- Combattants ------------------------------------------------
Rat: {team=rodent; avg hp=0.005449591280653951 (from 8); avg healing spells left=0.0 (from 0); damage done (per battle average)= 3.6412352406902815; hits/slams/stuns/kills/misses (PBA)= 1.8206176203451407/0.0/0.0/0.0/2.751135331516803; rounds (PBA)=4.572661217075386;}
Cat: {team=feline; avg hp=16.717529518619436 (from 24); avg healing spells left=0.0 (from 0); damage done (per battle average)= 3.997275204359673; hits/slams/stuns/kills/misses (PBA)= 1.9986376021798364/0.0/0.45049954586739327/0.05131698455949137/2.9981834695731155; rounds (PBA)=5.4959128065395095;}
Rat: {team=rodent; avg hp=0.005449591280653951 (from 8); avg healing spells left=0.0 (from 0); damage done (per battle average)= 3.6412352406902815; hits/slams/stuns/kills/misses (PBA)= 1.8206176203451407/0.0/0.0/0.0/2.751135331516803; rounds (PBA)=4.572661217075386;}
Cat: {team=feline; avg hp=16.717529518619436 (from 24); avg healing spells left=0.0 (from 0); damage done (per battle average)= 3.997275204359673; hits/slams/stuns/kills/misses (PBA)= 1.9986376021798364/0.0/0.45049954586739327/0.05131698455949137/2.9981834695731155; rounds (PBA)=5.4959128065395095;}

FASERIP-Slugfest

I mentioned Matteo Ferla’s DnD-battler yesterday.

https://github.com/bluetyson/FASERIP-Slugfest

I have started adapting this to work with FASERIP. Obviously the mechanics are different, but the basic framework is there, which is why I wanted to use it – all the hard work with creatures, encounters, arenas, running many simulations and tallying them just needs different characteristics and algorithms inserted.

Very much a work in progress, this is like version 0.01.

You can do this, however :-


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Battles: 100; Sum of rounds: 506; feline: 0.97 ± 0.02; rodent: 0.03 ± 0.02;
> Team feline = winning battles: 97; perfect battles: 0; close-call battles: 0;
> Team rodent = winning battles: 3; perfect battles: 0; close-call battles: 0;
————————————————- Combattants ————————————————
Rat: {team=rodent; avg hp=-0.56 (from 8); avg healing spells left=0.0 (from 0); damage done (per battle average)= 3.31; hits/misses (PBA)= 1.655/2.305; rounds (PBA)=3.975;}
Cat: {team=feline; avg hp=9.38 (from 16); avg healing spells left=0.0 (from 0); damage done (per battle average)= 4.28; hits/misses (PBA)= 1.62/2.595; rounds (PBA)=4.7;}
Rat: {team=rodent; avg hp=-0.56 (from 8); avg healing spells left=0.0 (from 0); damage done (per battle average)= 3.31; hits/misses (PBA)= 1.655/2.305; rounds (PBA)=3.975;}
Cat: {team=feline; avg hp=9.38 (from 16); avg healing spells left=0.0 (from 0); damage done (per battle average)= 4.28; hits/misses (PBA)= 1.62/2.595; rounds (PBA)=4.7;}

DnDBattler

Matteo Ferla has written a python 5E D&D encounter simulator that I have been meaning to get to for some time. Too many real life models to deal with until now.

https://github.com/matteoferla/DnD-battler

He also has an online version here:- https://dnd.matteoferla.com/

http://squidonius.blogspot.com/

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