This category is for all online tools built to calculate or convert any table games related topics.
Spell slot calculator is a practical aid for players of tabletop role-playing games, for instance Dungeons & Dragons in the 5th edition. It mainly helps to estimate how many spell slot are available to a character for every level of magic. Those spell slot form the main resource, that magicians use to cast spells, so … Read more
All Fives, occasionally called Muggins, takes the basic idea of Dominoes and raises the challenge. Instead of simply matching equal tiles one after another the players must reach a clear target: that the open ends of the chain add up to five or a multiple of it. Whether you reach 5, 10, 15 or 20? … Read more
Winning probability works as a tool that points the chance that a sporting team will win at any moment of a match. It bases itself on study of past events, when teams found themselves in similar spots. The hard part is made up of picking what parts of the situation truly weigh during that type … Read more
The Ping Pong Table has one standard size for official games: it is 9 feet long, 5 feet wide and height is 2.5 feet. In metres that is around 274 cm long, 152.5 cm wide and 76 cm high, if you prefer such system. Those measures count for all approved tournaments, whether local club matches … Read more
In the 1950s, Hungarian-American physicist called Arpad Elo created a system that now applies everywhere, from chess to video games. One sometimes writes it with capital letters as ELO, but it is not an acronym, simply his surname. One says it “EE-loo”. ELO Rating at its base is an easy way to guess the skill … Read more
Darts Handicap exist because of one simple reason: they allow players with very different levels of skill to compete directly against one another, without one simply beating the opponent. Without any fairness a newcomer that faces an expert player would get completely beaten. The whole system aims for equal conditions, regardless of how big the … Read more
In Warhammer 40K, Points work as currency, that sets the size of your army. Every unit gets its own Points value, and before the game starts, the players agree on the total number of Points that they will bring to the table. This is what keeps balance and fairness in the whole game. Many folks … Read more
