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Triad Persona Stats

Started by Heather, November 22, 2017, 01:32:18 PM

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Leigh

L'exan is one of FIVE blueriders at DCW?

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^<_<^ Maybe I shouldn't deactivate him after all.

Heather

Quote from: Leigh on November 30, 2017, 11:39:46 PM
L'exan is one of FIVE blueriders at DCW?

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^<_<^ Maybe I shouldn't deactivate him after all.


lol I know what you mean Leigh! This is one of the reasons I adopted T'kala at DCW, so that there would be active bluerider there.

Yvonne

This is so interesting, and will definitely factor into my decision-making the next time I make a dragonriding persona.

Ugh, I love demographic stuff like this. #nerd

Heather

Here are two histograms for age distribution by location:


Sooo basically that chart meaaannss...




Ages
15-24.17
24.17-33.33
33.33-42.50
42.50-51.67
51.67-60.83
60.83-70.00


- # of Personas
25
5
5
4
4
1

So as you can see from the histogram of DCW you can see that the majority of dragonriders there are young, with 25 in the 15 - 25 range and 19 in the 25-70 range.





Ages
10 - 16.43
16.43 - 22.86
22.86 - 29.29
29.29 - 35.71
35.71-42.14
42.14-48.57
48.57-55.00


- # of Personas
4
23
11
6
10
8
1

So the ages at Dragonsfall are a little more even with 23 dragonriders in the 16-25 age range, and 19 dragonriders in the 35-55 age range.

Yvonne

I always wondered what the Thread attrition rate was. How many dragonriders fall per Threadfall, on average? How often are dragons keening? If the rate is relatively high, then it would actually make sense that the average age of dragonriders is low, especially given that its been about a generation since dragons started laying large clutches.

Heather

Quote from: Yvonne on December 10, 2017, 09:15:55 PM
I always wondered what the Thread attrition rate was. How many dragonriders fall per Threadfall, on average? How often are dragons keening? If the rate is relatively high, then it would actually make sense that the average age of dragonriders is low, especially given that its been about a generation since dragons started laying large clutches.


Good point :) And now being in the 9th Turn of the Pass would those dying in threadfall have dropped off in the face of them gaining experience/changing flight patterns and wing formations to better fight Thread? Is 9 Turns long enough for that kind of learning curve? I don't know :)