For Y in X

detail whether for any N, where N is a whole number, of character Y, Darth Sidious as of Return of the Jedi, without the ability to invoke Force storms, will win with a preponderance of probability in a conventional battle defined where all N of character Y are surrounding Darth Sidious in a series of concentric circles with the smallest having a radius of 50 meters on flat plains, and with Sidious being able to recharge all of his Force reserves given 10 seconds of continuous focus to an equivalent degree as if he were launching a moderately taxing Force lightning, with a low slope of healing that explodes around 9 seconds in, and given no mental fatigue for each fight, of which is each treated separately. No telepathy by either side, or merging of powers within the group, is allowed.

X =

1. Roman Legionary
2. B1 battle droid
3. Clone trooper
4. One month trainee at PoD academy
5. Jedi padawan
6. Jedi knight
7. Jedi master
8. TPM Obi Wan
9. Plo Koon
10. RotS Obi Wan
11. Dooku
12. RotJ Vader
13. Darth Caedus
14. Yoda

Assume given the lack of mental fatigue that the probability of outlier mistakes on Sidious's end, such as simply forgetting to put up a Force barrier, can be modeled as p=0.

Also assume that any unintended physical effects of the presence of some arbitrarily large group of bodies are neglected in this simplified model, i.e. they will not collapse into a black hole.

Likewise assume that the combatants in questions' behavior can be modeled as a game theoretic optimum within the constraints of first-order limitations such as power and intellect, but with the latter coming along with a domain-specific enhancement in coordination commonly employed to facilitate such team discussions.

@I Love Science Your aim is to make all your stuff absolutely unreadable by nearly everyone... Isn't it ?

@xolthol he's basically saying N is a function of Y like how f is a function of x in algebra.

KingofBlades wrote:@xolthol he's basically saying N is a function of Y like how f is a function of x in algebra.

Yes, I know how algebra works... I'm just asking him if is aim is to made all of his post non user-friendly. He can say the same things without all this pseudo-mathematical blabla...

Like with many feats, Legends isn't very consistent with how well a Force user of a given level can deal with armies. On the one hand, you have like TCW Dooku getting captured by some pirates; on the other hand, you have OCW Windu destroying an army of thousands+ super battle droids.

Going by our general preference for higher depictions, I'd say 10.