For example, let's say Bob and Joe are having a tussle over who gets to dance with Mary Jane at the Prom and their selected stats are as below:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Following the step-by-step format above, the first thing to do is to determine character boons and dish those out to the relevant stats! So, accounting for their builds, Bob would get a +15 boost to his strength for his heavy build, but UNFORTUNATELY, because he did not select strength as one of his four stats, he wouldn't get those this fight! Joe, however, would get a +15 boost to his agility for his light build since that's one of his selected stats!

We also take note of their abilities - but know that those will only be applied after the RNG rolls (if needed!) (for example- if the RNG pits two equally leveled strains together, then we'd take those abilities into account in the RNG roll/adjust the numbers we're rolling from. However, if the RNG pits, say, a master stat against a basic stat, then the master stat will auto-win regardless of ability). Additionally, we'll assume that Joe is over the age of ten, meaning his strength dragon can earn him up to an extra +10 strength skill points (the RNG is rolled 1-10 to determine just how many points that would be!). For this example, the RNG said this dragon would earn him an extra +5 strength skill points for this fight! 

So, after all that math, here's what our boys' stats look like! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now, we take these stats into a list randomizer to figure out what's going up against what! After plugging the stats in, here is what the RNG decided! 

 

 

 

 

 

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So, our RNG match ups are as follows: 
 

• Bob's Magic (Earth) vs. Joe's Agility

• Bob's Stamina vs Joe's Strength

• Bob's Magic (Fire) vs. Joe's Magic (Water)

• Bob's Agility vs. Joe's Stamina

Now we can go through and compare levels to see if any of these are auto-won! 

• Magic (Earth) vs. Agility: Joe Auto-Wins (Basic vs. Medium). JOE WINS. 

• Stamina vs. Strength: Bob Auto-Wins (Advanced vs. Basic). BOB WINS. 

• Magic (Fire) vs. Magic (Water) : Same Level, needs to be RNG'd! 

• Agility vs. Stamina: Same Level, needs to be RNG'd! 
   

Oh goodness it's an even match! However, these next two rolls could turn the tide either way! Looks like it's up to the RNG to come in and work it's magic! So, let's start with the magic duel - since these two strains are a perfect example of magic type advantages and disadvantages! 

So, because Bob has Fire magic and he's up against a water magic user, that would put him at a disadvantage for this roll- and vice-versa, puts Joe at an advantage! So for Bob, that means we're going to take his stat for fire magic and reduce it by ten. Then, for Joe, because he has the advantage here, we'll add +10 to his skill total. This leaves Bob with a 45 in Fire Magic, and Joe with a 77 in water magic. To roll to see who wins this bout, we take both those numbers, add them together, then assign a range for the RNG to roll from. So, Bob will be assigned to 1-45, and Joe will be 46-122. 

Looking at the agility vs stamina bout in a similar way (take the stats, add 'em, RNG from the range), our last two bouts are as follows:

• Magic (Fire) vs. Magic (Water) : 1-45 (Bob), 45-122 (Joe) = 80. JOE WINS! 

• Agility vs. Stamina: 1-23 (Bob), 23-57 (Joe) = 22. BOB WINS! 
   

OH GOODNESS! IT'S A TIE! After the four rounds, Bob has won two and so has Joe! How to we determine a winner in this scenario?! Well- we look to experience next! If for whatever reason, we still have a tie even after experience points are factored in, then the fight will truly be a draw! Sometimes folks are just evenly matched, you know? As it so happens, Bob has 1 experience point; and since Joe, unfortunately, had no experience, that puts Bob ahead just enough to claim the victory here! Looks like Bob's the one going to Prom!