Gyrf says:
“i don’t know if you’ll notice but since you assigned seelie/unseelie chances for each house, i realized that i could use a thing from probability theory called Bayes’ Theorem to assign probabilities to be in each house if you select a court. it’ll show little percentages next to each house.
which is why i moved court above house in the list, since that’s the same order it uses to assign each thing. if it picked the house randomly first you’d end up getting more unseelie than seelie with the court splits you used. so court is just 50/50 this way (unless you select a house first, then it uses the court chances from that house).”
