Nick Huntington-Klein @nickchk.com · Mar 14

Saw @gavinverhey.bsky.social in drag on Spell Slayers which was v fun and also learned about this card which is a great demonstration of the St. Petersburg Paradox! This creature has an average power equal to infinity, and yet is realistically much smaller than measly 10k-power Jumbo Cactuar

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Wonders Norbits · Mar 15

Great fun at math these card games, the mathematics behind them are impossible to determine beforehand, in every game, like a game of chess, following simple rules for complex and unique outcomes. It's great fun, especially when plan does come together or even better than you'd hoped, strategy game.

Cleretic, FFXIV Lore Dork 🏳️‍⚧️ · Mar 14

By extension, this does mean that you shouldn't play Okaun's partner, because on average it WILL cause you to lose by deckout.

Karate-Bugmaxing · Mar 14

Remember folks, infinite doesn't mean big, it just means unquantifiable.

Nick Huntington-Klein · Mar 14

@gavinverhey.bsky.social were you aware that you designed a one-card infinite-power-and-toughness combo? That's its average power and toughness when attacking!