What EP means in RNGdle

Two different “EP” ideas you will see elsewhere

rngdle.net says its rarity lab does not claim to compute another product’s exact EP. rngdle.art documents its own engine, art-1.0.0. Numbers from those sites are their numbers. When this site says EP, it means the integer printed on a rngdle.com badge page, or a sum of those integers. A sum is labeled as a sum, not as the official total.

A few published values

The lowest printed badge EP in the 233-page set is 111 (Six Digits). The top printed value is 100,000,100. A V2EX writeup of a different RNGdle-named project claimed that related badges in one family only keep the highest EP. I do not treat that as the rngdle.com rule, because the about page does not say it.

Use the calculator to add published EP for rules we can check. Read rarity for the percentile bands those totals are ranked with.

What I checked myself

I wanted a formula I could code. The about page only gives percentile bands. Each badge page prints a fixed EP integer and a probability string, so I can add those published integers, and I can show them. I cannot show why Six Digits is 111 and Hotbox is 100,000,100, because that step is not on the page. On 1 October 2026 the home leaderboard card listed 420420 at 100,133,055 EP. Hotbox’s own page says the condition is exactly 420420 and its EP is 100,000,100, so the card’s total is higher than Hotbox alone. Extra badges were on that roll. I am not reverse-engineering the gap into a fake formula.