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Additionally, as of Round 38, success chances are now modified by you and your target's current spy or wizard strength, at 1 % extra success per 10 % extra strength that you have, and vice versa. This is applied after the above formula, so if the formula says that you should have 50 % success, but your strength is 80 % while your target is at 40 %, you'd have a 54 % chance of success.
 
Additionally, as of Round 38, success chances are now modified by you and your target's current spy or wizard strength, at 1 % extra success per 10 % extra strength that you have, and vice versa. This is applied after the above formula, so if the formula says that you should have 50 % success, but your strength is 80 % while your target is at 40 %, you'd have a 54 % chance of success.
  
Success rates do have a so-called clamp: a minimum or maximum success rate that comes in to play at the end. No matter what, you will ''always'' have a 1 % success rate on any op, while you will also only have 98 % success rate for info ops and 97 % success rate for Theft or Black Ops at the maximum. At equal strength, this translates to a roughly 10:1 ratio for blops. The exception to this is if the target has 0 spies or 0 wizards: if that is the case, your attempt will always succeed, bypassing any and all checks, including those for the -50 % success [[Wonders]].
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Success rates do have a so-called clamp: a minimum or maximum success rate that comes in to play at the end. No matter what, you will *always* have a 1 % success rate on any op, while you will also only have 98 % success rate for info ops and 97 % success rate for Theft or Black Ops at the maximum. At equal strength, this translates to a roughly 10:1 ratio. The exception to this is if the target has 0 spies or 0 wizards: if that is the case, your attempt will always succeed, bypassing any and all checks, including those for the -50 % success [[Wonders]].
  
 
== Examples ==
 
== Examples ==
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2:1 ratio: 87.8%
 
2:1 ratio: 87.8%
| style="vertical-align: top;" | Having half the ratio of your target means you can somewhat reliably get information on them, if you do not mind losing spies in the process.  
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| style="vertical-align: top;" | Having half the ratio of your target means you can somewhat reliably get information on them, if you do not mind losing spies in the process. There's a maximum success chance of 98 %, so there's always some random fail chance.
 
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| style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Theft & Black Ops'''
 
| style="vertical-align: top;" | '''Theft & Black Ops'''
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2:1 ratio: 79.7%.
 
2:1 ratio: 79.7%.
| style="vertical-align: top;" | You usually want at near-equal ratios to at least attempt this, though some situations might entice you to try with worse.
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| style="vertical-align: top;" | You usually want at near-equal ratios to attempt this. The maximum success for this type of op is 97 %, but you don't get there until you have well over 10x the opponent's ratio.
 
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