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'''Z-score''' is meant to provide an altenate to using [[score]] to rank players, since score is not a reliable measure of ability. It is compiled by looking at all of a player's ascensions and assigning 1 point for the first ascension of a role, 1/2 a point for the second ascension, 1/3 for the third, and so on. Z-score encourages playing the complete set of roles rather than repeatedly ascending the same role. For example:

:::{| class="wikitable" style=width:15em
| 1st wizard
| 1.00
|-
| 2nd wizard
| 0.50
|-
| 3rd wizard
| 0.33
|-
| 4th wizard
| 0.25
|-
| 1st priest
| 1.00
|-
| ''Z-score''
| 3.08
|}

It also encourages ascending multiple variants, since each one has its own Z-score table. The [https://nethackscoreboard.org/ Nethack Scoreboard] has an [https://nethackscoreboard.org/zscore.all.html aggregate Z-score table] with links to tables for each tracked variant.

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	It also encourages ascending multiple [[variant]]s, since each one has its own Z-score table. The [https://nethackscoreboard.org/ Nethack Scoreboard] has an [https://nethackscoreboard.org/zscore.all.html aggregate Z-score table] with links to tables for each tracked variant.		It also encourages ascending multiple [[variant]]s, since each one has its own Z-score table. The [https://nethackscoreboard.org/ Nethack Scoreboard] has an [https://nethackscoreboard.org/zscore.all.html aggregate Z-score table] with links to tables for each tracked variant.
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-'''Z-score''' is meant to provide an altenative to using [[score]] to rank players, since score is not a reliable measure of ability. It is compiled by looking at all of a player's [[ascension]]s and assigning 1 point for the first ascension of a role, 1/2 a point for the second ascension, 1/3 for the third, and so on. Z-score encourages playing the complete set of roles rather than repeatedly ascending the same role. For example:
+'''Z-score''' is meant to provide an altenative to using [[score]] to rank players, since score is not a reliable measure of ability. It is compiled by looking at all of a player's [[ascension]]s and assigning 1 point for the first ascension of a [[role]], 1/2 a point for the second ascension, 1/3 for the third, and so on. Z-score encourages playing the complete set of roles rather than repeatedly ascending the same role. For example:
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-It also encourages ascending multiple variants, since each one has its own Z-score table. The [https://nethackscoreboard.org/ Nethack Scoreboard] has an [https://nethackscoreboard.org/zscore.all.html aggregate Z-score table] with links to tables for each tracked variant.
+It also encourages ascending multiple [[variant]]s, since each one has its own Z-score table. The [https://nethackscoreboard.org/ Nethack Scoreboard] has an [https://nethackscoreboard.org/zscore.all.html aggregate Z-score table] with links to tables for each tracked variant.

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−	'''Z-score''' is meant to provide an altenative to using [[score]] to rank players, since score is not a reliable measure of ability. It is compiled by looking at all of a player's ~~ascensions~~ and assigning 1 point for the first ascension of a role, 1/2 a point for the second ascension, 1/3 for the third, and so on. Z-score encourages playing the complete set of roles rather than repeatedly ascending the same role. For example:	+	'''Z-score''' is meant to provide an altenative to using [[score]] to rank players, since score is not a reliable measure of ability. It is compiled by looking at all of a player's [[ascension]]s and assigning 1 point for the first ascension of a role, 1/2 a point for the second ascension, 1/3 for the third, and so on. Z-score encourages playing the complete set of roles rather than repeatedly ascending the same role. For example:

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−	'''Z-score''' is meant to provide an ~~altenate~~ to using [[score]] to rank players, since score is not a reliable measure of ability. It is compiled by looking at all of a player's ascensions and assigning 1 point for the first ascension of a role, 1/2 a point for the second ascension, 1/3 for the third, and so on. Z-score encourages playing the complete set of roles rather than repeatedly ascending the same role. For example:	+	'''Z-score''' is meant to provide an altenative to using [[score]] to rank players, since score is not a reliable measure of ability. It is compiled by looking at all of a player's ascensions and assigning 1 point for the first ascension of a role, 1/2 a point for the second ascension, 1/3 for the third, and so on. Z-score encourages playing the complete set of roles rather than repeatedly ascending the same role. For example:

	:::{\| class="wikitable" style=width:15em		:::{\| class="wikitable" style=width:15em