That is brilliant, but I have mixed feelings about misinforming the player this way. I like the way Brogue trains you on odds. You roll the dice A LOT, but it

That is brilliant, but I have mixed feelings about misinforming the player this way. I like the way Brogue trains you on odds. You roll the dice A LOT, but it goes by super fast, so you get averages in one battle that conform to player expectations without misleading the player. At the same time, you can still achieve high stakes moments...but generally the player has walked themselves into those high stakes moments by repeatedly playing poor odds, so it feels deserved rather than like a rage quit situation.