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| name::Markov's Chain | [[:Category:LotS/type::Trinket|type::Trinket]] |
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| The Process: Chance for bonus damage against Mechanized raids; Small chance for heavy extra damage against Mechanized raids; Increases Honor by 15 | |
| Andrey Markov used these cubes before in his lectures when describing the Stochastic Combat Process, and originally had a live cat and mouse in his demonstrations. The idea was that the cat and the mouse jumped between each box, representing the different states and combinations that would be possible in order to identify different probabilities. Ultimately, the cat and mouse would end up in the same box, and from there the cat would eat the mouse.
Instead the cat was ornery and the mouse was simply ambivalent, staying in their respective boxes. So he switched to using a robotic cat and mouse instead, who had the potential of following his programmed commands. | |
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{{#set:color=Orange}} {{#set:ability=The Process: Chance for bonus damage against Mechanized raids; Small chance for heavy extra damage against Mechanized raids; Increases Honor by 15}} {{#set:text=Andrey Markov used these cubes before in his lectures when describing the Stochastic Combat Process, and originally had a live cat and mouse in his demonstrations. The idea was that the cat and the mouse jumped between each box, representing the different states and combinations that would be possible in order to identify different probabilities. Ultimately, the cat and mouse would end up in the same box, and from there the cat would eat the mouse.
Instead the cat was ornery and the mouse was simply ambivalent, staying in their respective boxes. So he switched to using a robotic cat and mouse instead, who had the potential of following his programmed commands.}} {{#set:obtained=The Crazy Jalfrezi}} {{#set:used=}} {{#set:notes=}} {{#set:unique=}}