Quantum randomness

[DurandJP]

Like people said, if you don't want randomness, don't go rainbow

True that most of rainbow deck are good, but you still have the risk of not getting at all elements you want, this is a trade-off for it's power!

[Xinef]

Though sometimes it's the other way around.
I remember once playing 2 quantum towers and 1 time tower (+ time mark)... and playing a pharaoh second turn ;P
This means my mark and tower generated 3 , while quantum towers generated 6 out of 12 total quanta they produced.

Sometimes I can play a permafrost (7 ) before I get a single to play a fog shield, though that happens really rarely.

As for decay, yes... pests seem to dislike . The last time I fought him I had only and quanta remaining for a number of turns, but I finally managed to cast a plague and a quinted pharaoh in the meantime.

[Zeru]

Doesn't it seem like your towers almost never give you 1 that first turn so you can play those 3 novas next?

I mean, in theory it's a 50% of getting one

Actually it's ~41% if you do proper calculations.

[MrBlonde]

Doesn't it seem like your towers almost never give you 1 that first turn so you can play those 3 novas next?

I mean, in theory it's a 50% of getting one

In theory it would be 50% if each quanta could only be selected once

Actually it's ~41% if you do proper calculations.

Actually i think it's 46.1%. Since there are 6 different attempts to get 1 specific quanta of 12 i believe the equation is 1-(11/12)^n.

[Helios]

My most frequently occurring grievance is lack of to play Dimensional Shield when I require protection, but that being said, these Quanta problems do not actually happen too often to me.

[Silvery]

Hmm, It doesn't happen to me.