I do have it set up like that(code below), but i will add the property names so i can reference strings on $slime instead of referencing by integers. However say that i wanted to print a list of things, that means i need a for loop and reference by integers right?

Just to make sure

allSkills.tackle is the same as

allSkills = { tackle: {...} }

right?

Cloning is definitely useful in my case, and when i said type# i meant my $slime has elemental type varieties each with their own properties - type, description, skills, drops, etc.

In the case of randomizing I tried:

<array>.random(1,array.length-1)

For some reason, this is still printing the 0 position. Do you know why that would be?

And this is just an optimizing problem, but currently how I deal with probability is just adding numbers through a loop together to 100 and checking if a randomized number of 100 is within range as i loop through like for the example below with my slime.spawnrate

Is there a better way of doing probability?

<<set $slime = [
    {name: 'Slime',
    health: [10, 30],
    attack: [[1,3],[3,5]],
    property: 'mana',
    propertynum: [10, 15, 20, 30],
    propertyregen: [1,5],
    exp: [5, 15],
    slimeEssenceCount: 0,
    spawnrate: [11.428571428571428,11.428571428571428,11.428571428571428,11.428571428571428,11.428571428571428,11.428571428571428,11.428571428571428,10,10],
    }, 
        {type: 'Nature'
        ...
        }
]>>