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[Risk Calculation]
- [Risk Calculation: Attack on Goblinhome]
These are aliases for "[Risk Calculation]".
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Total mentions
6
mentions
First mentioned in chapter
Last mentioned in chapter
Total mentions
Mentions
Chapters with the most mentions
Interlude chapters are abbreviated with "I." for readability.
Books with the most mentions
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Volumes with the most mentions
Mentions
| Chapter | Text |
|---|---|
| Goblin Days (Pt.1) — The Wedding | “Something’s coming. My [Advanced Dangersense] has gone off. [Risk Calculation] says the likelihood of discovery has risen from 11% to 85% in the next ten minutes.” |
| Goblin Days (Pt.1) — The Wedding | “Wellfars don’t want a bunch of angry Goblins climbing their ships, Taganchiel. Hold on. [Risk Calculation] isn’t showing me anything from the water. Let me reset.” |
| Goblin Days (Pt.1) — The Wedding | “[Risk Calculation]. Aerial surveillance of the Kraken Eaters—96% by air. Hm.” |
| Goblin Days (Pt.1) — The Wedding | [Risk Calculation] was an old Skill, but Rags had turned it into a huge asset. Her new ones— |
| Goblin Days (Pt. 6) – Of Dragons | [Risk Calculation: Attack on Goblinhome]. She always checked. Sometimes, it triggered for a monster attack, but today, she knew. She only checked for serious attacks. |
| Goblin Days (Pt. 6) – Of Dragons | [Risk Calculation] was an odd Skill. It returned percentages about everything if Rags asked it, but it could be vague; it could be in two seconds. It could be in months, maybe. In that sense, it was a balanced Skill. Rags was sure if she were Level 60, it would be infinitely more precise. But at her lower level, it told her what she needed to know. |
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