What this site is, how it was built, and what it does and does not do with your visit. Backed by an actual audit below, not just a promise.
This project was built with AI coding assistance throughout: Claude Code (Anthropic) wrote and iterated on the exact dynamic-programming solver, the Monte Carlo verification code, the practice game, the pixel art generation scripts, and this website. A second, independent AI model was used separately for adversarial review of the math and the simulation code, specifically to catch mistakes the first model might not catch in its own work. None of this replaces responsibility for the result. Every numerical claim in the strategy report is checked against independent simulation, and the full source is public on GitHub for anyone to read or challenge.
This is an unofficial fan project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with Warhorse Studios or the publishers of Kingdom Come: Deliverance in any way.
This site collects nothing about you. No analytics, no tracking pixels, no third-party scripts, no cookies. See the audit below for exactly how that was checked, not just asserted.
There is no backend, no account system, no form that sends data anywhere, and no database. There is nothing to collect because nothing is stored in the first place, which also means there is nothing here to breach. The site is served over HTTPS with a certificate issued for this domain specifically. All source code is public and auditable.
No ads, no paywalls, no affiliate links, no selling of data (there is no data to sell). The only monetization-adjacent thing on this site is a voluntary Ko-fi link in the footer: entirely optional, never required for any feature, and not tied to anything this site knows about you, because it does not know anything about you. Following that link takes you to Ko-fi's own site, governed by Ko-fi's own practices, not this one.
This section documents what was actually checked, when, and how, rather than just stating a conclusion. Last reviewed: 2026-10-10.
| Third-party scripts | none |
| Cookies set by this site | none |
| localStorage / sessionStorage usage | none |
| Iframes, fetch(), or XMLHttpRequest calls | none |
| Custom font | embedded directly in the page (base64), no live request to any font service |
| Opponent portrait image | one same-origin image request (e.g. assets/characters/scholar.png), fetched from this site's own files when you pick or change an opponent; never a third-party or tracking request |
| Network requests made when a page loads, including starting a match and rolling dice | zero requests to any external domain, confirmed by capturing real browser network traffic, not just reading the source |
The only external references anywhere on this site are ordinary hyperlinks, to Wikipedia, Ko-fi, GitHub, and the two privacy initiatives mentioned further below (priva-c.org and 512kb.club). A hyperlink only contacts another site if you click it; it is not a resource this page loads on its own. The one exception to "nothing loads after the page itself" is the opponent portrait image above: it is same-origin (this site's own domain, not a third party), carries no identifying information, and is not tracking of any kind.
Earlier versions of this site included Google Analytics (GA4). On review, that GA4 property had collected zero events in its entire lifetime, so removing it lost no data. Rather than fix or replace it, the decision was to remove analytics entirely and commit to none, rather than hedge with a cookieless or non-identifying alternative.
Two privacy-respecting, cookieless analytics tools (Cloudflare Web Analytics and GoatCounter) were considered and deliberately not added, even though neither sets a persistent identifier or stores an IP address. The Privacy First Pledge (an independent, self-certified pledge for sites like this one) states the principle plainly: do not collect data just because you can, and default to discarding it, not collecting it. That is the standard this site chose to hold itself to, rather than the lower bar of "non-identifying is good enough."
The 512KB Club (a web performance pledge, often tracker-free as a side effect of its size limit) has three tiers: Green under 100KB, Orange under 250KB, Blue under 512KB, all uncompressed. This site's main pages measure about 434KB each, inside the Blue tier. Reaching Green or Orange would mean giving up the realistic dice art and the custom font for something plainer. No claim is made to this badge; this is a measurement, not a submission.
Checked by reading every line of the page source for script tags, external resource references, cookie or storage API usage, iframes, and network-call code, then separately verified by loading each page in a real browser and recording every network request made, including after starting a match and rolling dice, to catch anything a source read-through alone might miss.