About RNGesus

RNGesus is a daily number game. You roll one number a day, somewhere between 0 and 1,000,000, and RNGesus tells you what it is worth. Every number in the range is equally likely, so whether it turns out to be a good day is down to what your digits happen to look like.

How it works

• Roll once a day. The day turns over at midnight UTC.
• Read your blessing: how much Favour RNGesus grants you, and where the number ranks against every number you could have got instead.
• Collect the Cards hiding in your digits. Sign in and the ones you draw stay in your Compendium.
• Share it, if it went well.

Favour

Favour is what RNGesus makes of your roll. It comes from the Cards the number earned. Rarer Cards count for more, and a Card that follows automatically from another one only counts once, so a number divisible by 8 is not paid three times over for also being divisible by 4 and even.

The total is ranked against all 1,000,001 possible rolls, not against whoever else is playing today. Your position is fixed the moment the number lands.

• Extremely Blessedtop 3%
• Very Blessednext 12%
• Blessednext 30%
• Neutralthe middle 50%
• Cursedbottom 5%

One thing overrides the score. A rare enough Card pulls the whole day up on its own: an Epic makes it at least Blessed, a Legendary at least Very Blessed, and a God-tier Card is Extremely Blessed whatever else the number did. A one in a million draw should not read as an ordinary Tuesday.

Neutral is two rungs wearing one name. Half of all days land there, which is the point: only 5% are properly bad. The exact percentage printed beside your roll tells the two halves apart.

Card tiers

A Card's tier is fixed by how often its pattern shows up in a random number. Each tier is ten times rarer than the one below.

• Commonover 10% of rolls
• Uncommon1% to 10%
• Rare0.1% to 1%
• Epic0.01% to 0.1%
• Legendary0.001% to 0.01%
• God-tierunder 0.001%

Tier belongs to a Card. A roll's own rating is its Favour, and the two never mix.

The Cards

172 of them, in 8 sets: Arithmetic, Constants, Digits, Extremes, Lore, Repetition, Sequence, Structure. Between them they catch palindromes, primes, repeated digits, runs of consecutive digits, meme numbers, appearances of pi, and both ends of the range.

One number can draw several at once. 777777 takes all four jackpot rungs by itself.

Re-rolls

One roll a day, unless you have Credits. Spending one buys another roll, and the new number becomes today's. Cards you already drew stay drawn.

Credits come from referrals and nowhere else: when someone signs in through your link you both get 2. They never expire.

The walkthrough

The first visit is walked through the Roll screen once. This puts it back, which is also the only way to see it again.

Stuck on something?

If something looks broken, or a Card is doing something it should not, the feedback page is the place to say so.