I've just found out:
| Stat | Min | Max
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| 0 | 000 | 015
| 1 | 016 | 031
| 2 | 032 | 047
| 3 | 048 | 063
| 4 | 064 | 079
| 5 | 080 | 095
| 6 | 096 | 111
| 7 | 112 | 127
| 8 | 128 | 143
| 9 | 144 | 159
| A | 160 | 175
| B | 176 | 191
| C | 192 | 207
| D | 208 | 223
| E | 224 | 239
| F | 240 | 255
Min is the minimum number it can get and Max is the maximum.
This applies for both attack and defence. Also as you can see ,
the numebr after 9 are shown by letters.
Let's say you had a card that was BM65 attacking a 8PA4
The BM65 would do a magical attack from 176 -191 (B).
While the 8PA4 card would have a magical defense number
from 64-79 (4) so the attacking card couldn't lose. But in some
situations a card with a lower defense number could still get a
better 'roll'. It just isn't as likely.
But when I play, I just think big numbers=good, letters=better.
| Stat | Min | Max
--------------------
| 0 | 000 | 015
| 1 | 016 | 031
| 2 | 032 | 047
| 3 | 048 | 063
| 4 | 064 | 079
| 5 | 080 | 095
| 6 | 096 | 111
| 7 | 112 | 127
| 8 | 128 | 143
| 9 | 144 | 159
| A | 160 | 175
| B | 176 | 191
| C | 192 | 207
| D | 208 | 223
| E | 224 | 239
| F | 240 | 255
Min is the minimum number it can get and Max is the maximum.
This applies for both attack and defence. Also as you can see ,
the numebr after 9 are shown by letters.
Let's say you had a card that was BM65 attacking a 8PA4
The BM65 would do a magical attack from 176 -191 (B).
While the 8PA4 card would have a magical defense number
from 64-79 (4) so the attacking card couldn't lose. But in some
situations a card with a lower defense number could still get a
better 'roll'. It just isn't as likely.
But when I play, I just think big numbers=good, letters=better.
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