Sure thing, let me sketch a quick plan for the spreadsheet so you can hit those kill‑streak numbers. 1. List every item in the first column. 2. In the next columns put the stat that actually matters for a streak – say damage, crit, cooldown, or whatever your game tracks. 3. Add a “base kill‑streak chance” in a cell, then for each item add a multiplier or additive bonus. 4. Use a simple formula like =Base*(1+SUM(ItemBonuses)) to get the final probability per item. 5. Create a small chart that pulls those probabilities and you can drag the items to see how the build changes the odds. 6. If you want to get fancy, wrap the whole thing in a dropdown to pick your build and let the sheet recalc on the fly. That’s it – clean, color‑coded if you want to make it look good, and you can print it on the wall to keep the team focused. If you need help setting up the formulas, just holler and I’ll send over a template. Coffee’s on me next time!

Got it, here’s the stripped‑down sheet plan so you can plug in the real numbers. First column: Item name. Second: Crit %, third: Cooldown reduction %, fourth: Ability power (AP). Fifth: Net damage output per hit (base dmg + AP + crit multiplier). Sixth: Streak chance multiplier (you’ll calculate from the net damage vs. enemy resilience). Use =BASE * (1 + SUM(crit + cooldown + AP effects)) for the probability column. Leave only those columns, no extra notes. And yeah, I’ll bring the mismatched socks next time—statistics show they’re surprisingly morale‑boosting.