RNGdleUnofficial number guide · 0 to 1,000,000
RNGdle Calculator: Check Any Number’s EP and Badges
Enter a whole number from 0 to 1,000,000. This unofficial RNGdle calculator shows its EP, rarity tier and every matched badge, including which badges add to the score.
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Choose an example or enter your own number. Select a result badge to see why it matches. The check runs in your browser.
See which badges count
The result shows every badge your number matches. When a badge adds no EP, its explanation names the winning badge in the same family and shows why it takes priority. Select any badge to read its matching condition or find it in the catalogue. Badges without a family add their full value.
Number tiers at a glance
See the EP range for each tier and how many possible numbers fall into it. A tier describes a number's score; it does not change the chance of rolling that number.
| Tier | EP range | Numbers |
|---|---|---|
| trash | 0–2,086 | 10,114 |
| common | 2,087–5,801 | 489,889 |
| uncommon | 5,802–10,073 | 250,028 |
| rare | 10,074–22,292 | 149,970 |
| epic | 22,293–35,468 | 50,003 |
| anomaly | 35,469–162,291 | 39,997 |
| mythic | 162,292 and above | 10,000 |
How RNGdle EP is calculated
RNGdle badges mark patterns in a number. Some are mathematical, such as primes and powers; others come from its digits, including repeats and mirrored sequences. The calculator lists every match for the number you enter.
EP is the number's score. Each badge has a fixed EP value. Related badges can share a family; when several from the same family match, only the highest-value one adds to EP. The result explains why each other match adds no EP. Badges outside a family add their own EP. For 420420, both BOTANIST and HOTBOX match, but HOTBOX has the higher value in their family.
That is why the EP total can be smaller than the sum of every badge shown. Of the 21 badges matched by 420420, 17 add to its total of 100,133,055 EP. The checker makes that distinction for you, so you can see both what the number earned and how its score was calculated.
How rare is a score?
The rarity tier compares a number's EP with the scores of all 1,000,001 possible numbers. Those numbers produce 60,392 different EP totals, so ties are normal. On average, about 16.6 numbers share each reachable total, although some scores have many more ties than others. Only one number reaches the highest possible EP.
The seven number tiers are trash, common, uncommon, rare, epic, anomaly, and mythic. First the badges determine EP; then the score's place among all possible numbers determines the tier. Daily player rankings do not change it. The rarity page shows the exact EP ranges and number counts for all seven tiers.
With the rules documented here, the same number always has the same EP and tier. If the original game changes its badges or scores in the future, this guide will need to be updated. You can still use today's checker result to understand which badge matches produced its total.
Use the right view
Have a number already? Enter it in the checker above to see its EP and badges. Want to compare every possible result? The rarity page ranks all numbers from 0 through 1,000,000 and offers CSV downloads for a closer look. Explore the 777777 special-number page for a worked example.
The daily leaderboard shows numbers that players actually rolled. Check the time above its table: it tells you when that ranking was saved. If a newer update is unavailable, the previous date stays visible, so an older list is easy to recognize.
For unlimited practice, try the sandbox. It draws numbers in your browser without using your official daily roll. The badge guide lists all 233 badges together, so you can search for a name, condition, or scoring family.
About this independent guide
RNGdle.fun is an unofficial guide to RNGdle numbers, badges, and EP. It is not affiliated with the original game. We wrote the scoring rules independently and checked their results against public game data. The guide uses its own design and code rather than the original game's artwork or interface.
The tools here cannot change your RNGdle account, give you extra official rolls, or submit a score. The checker explains a number you choose; the sandbox lets you try more numbers for practice. Both accept 0 and 1,000,000. A score describes the number's patterns, not the person who rolled it.
Use the rarity page to see which scores are possible across the full range. Use the daily leaderboard to see what players rolled in a saved ranking. Read about RNGdle.fun for the site's scope and independence statement.
Privacy and data handling
The checker and sandbox run in your browser. They do not send the numbers you enter or roll to RNGdle for a calculation. No account is needed. The sandbox can save your last 100 practice rolls in this browser; use its clear button to remove that list.
We use Google Analytics 4 to measure visits and tool use, including completed calculations, practice rolls, badge searches and navigation between tools. Google Analytics may use cookies and receive data about your visit.
The daily leaderboard shows public results: rank, number, EP, and the player's displayed name. It does not show account IDs, heart counts, or other extra fields. The time printed above the table tells you when those results were saved, so you can tell whether you are looking at today's ranking or an older one.
Frequently asked questions
- What is an RNGdle number?
- It is a whole number from 0 through 1,000,000. You can enter either end of that range in this checker.
- How is RNGdle EP calculated?
- Each matched badge has a fixed EP value. Badges without a family count individually; within a family, only the highest-valued matched badge adds EP.
- Can two people get different EP for the same number?
- No. With the rules shown here, the same number matches the same badges and receives the same EP, whoever rolls it.
- How many rarity tiers are there?
- There are seven: trash, common, uncommon, rare, epic, anomaly, and mythic. A number’s tier depends on where its EP falls among all 1,000,001 possible numbers.
- Does a high EP mean I can predict the next roll?
- No. EP describes a number after it appears. It does not make that number more likely on your next roll.
- When does the daily game reset?
- RNGdle resets at 00:00 UTC. Rolls in this site’s sandbox are unlimited and do not use your official daily roll.
- I typed the name slightly wrong — is this the right place?
- Yes. RNGdle is often mistyped as rndle, rnglde, rngle or rngdel. This is the unofficial RNGdle number guide — whatever spelling brought you here, you can check any number from 0 to 1,000,000.