Chester's Game

Each chance check is a percentile roll: two ten-sided dice read as tens and ones (00 and 0 together read as 100). The check passes when the roll is at or below the step's chance. Checks are shown on each card but are left out of the copied result.

• The dodge check is rolled first: a percentile roll at or below the dodge chance means the attack is dodged and deals no damage. Nothing else is rolled.
• If it hits, modifiers apply first: More damage adds its % of the raw damage (several rows are added together).
• Then the crit check is rolled: at or below the crit chance doubles that boosted raw damage.
• Damage = raw damage × (100% − total resist) × 50% if tanky. Resists are added up with their signs; the total is capped at 100% (no damage) and can go below 0%, which adds damage (−20% total deals 120%).
• Negative raw damage counts as 0. The final damage is rounded to a whole number, halves rounded up (12.5 becomes 13).
• The copied result lists the more damage modifiers, the resist sum (left out when it totals 0%), tanky, the crit and the final damage. The dodge and crit rolls are only shown here.

• Every herb, item, potion and treasure is listed here once, with what it does when that is known.
• Treasures show their gold price and their drawback in red; a treasure with no drawback says so.
• "In N recipes" on an object opens the recipes that make or use it.
• Recipes can be searched by any ingredient or result, narrowed to one ingredient, and Sludge recipes hidden.
• Speculation shows untested guesses for recipes nobody has made yet. Dashed lines are guesses, solid lines are known recipes.
• Use the arrows on a potion to switch between ideas for making it. Tell the assistant how a test went, and it updates the chart.