Oh hey she ' s cute then I continue on with my business . <| sep |> Are Gymnastic Bodies any good then ? <| sep |> All three of those are better than what they ' ve used up to now . <| sep |> how do you declare to overcame a cuttershield with one doubleshot from 2 medium frags ? <| sep |> Do you know what a jib is ? <| sep |> HRE is a safezone . <| sep |> It actually does matter . If it doesn ' t determine things that way , the whole basis of your theory could fall apart . If it , at any point , chooses what traits to actually match up during its decision process , adding a third trait into the mix could actively reduce your chances of rolling what you ' re after . What I mean by that is if it has a moment where it decides We ' re going to roll for the fire and jungle traits or we ' re going to roll for the fire and earth traits OR we ' re going to roll for all three traits you ' ve added more possibilities into the mix , thereby reducing the chances of the desired Hiero . Basically , if it ' s a successfailure roll , based FIRST on rarity , your method is definitely superior . But if the traits it ' s rolling for are taken into account first , it ' s potentially far worse . In your scenario , it plays out like this Roll for rarity if rare then Hiero else roll for another option . In a different scenario , it could play out like this Decide traits if fire earth roll for dragon MagmaThermalHiero else if fire and jungle roll for dragon WildfireFlytrapVenom else if fire , jungle and earth roll for dragon CinderIF things are decided in a manner more like the latter , by adding in a Jungle trait you ' ve actively reduced the likelihood of a FireEarth roll and in doing so greatly reduced the odds of a Hiero . This is why knowing for sure how this works is important .