Enter one resource balance and the equal cost shown in your game. Protect a reserve and compare the attempts that fit with your target. Use the result to set a spending limit before a roll, rather than treating the largest possible count as a recommendation.
Use the same resource unit for budget, reserve and cost. Read the actual cost in game; the tool supplies no price, exchange rate or probability.
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Spendable resource is the larger of zero and budget minus reserve. Divide it by the equal cost and round down to a whole attempt. Any remainder stays visible. This answers a budget question, not whether a random result will suit your role.
The cost field starts empty because the tool does not know your current offer. Use one resource throughout. Trait Tokens, tickets and Yen are separate balances; do not add them together or assume a fixed conversion.
Decide what effect would improve the job you play and how much of the balance you intend to retain. If the next cost changes, calculate again. The result does not predict a named trait, a roll chance, a guarantee or a stopping point.
No. It shows the whole attempts that fit after your chosen reserve. Whether another roll serves your role is a separate decision.
No. You supply the balance and equal cost, and the tool performs arithmetic. It contains no trait roster, roll odds or guarantee.
Recalculate for the next price. A single equal-cost estimate does not describe an increasing-cost sequence.
No. The form calculates locally from the values you type. It does not ask for an account password or redeem a code.