It would be great to have a feature that adjusts the occurrence of items with extremely high attributes in a more controlled manner. Let's call this feature: "ExponentialRarityDecay," which allows the user to set the level of rarity. There can be another variable, call it "useExponential", which when set to "true" uses the distribution with exponential rarity.

Currently, attributes are assigned using two types of distributions: gaussian (normal) or linear random (uniform). Linear distributions do not follow an exponential pattern, so the rarity does not change with value. On the other hand, the gaussian distribution is bell-shaped, meaning values close to the mean are more likely, while values that are 3.5 standard deviations away are nearly impossible to find. For instance, if I desire an item with a very high percentage of thorns, but the mean is 20% with a standard deviation of 5%, it would be almost impossible to find an item with more than 40% thorns due to the nature of the normal distribution. Similarly, finding an item with only 1% thorns would be nearly impossible. Another example is in the default configuration file, which sets the maximum bonus for maximum HP at 20, but with a mean of 2 and a standard deviation of 2.5. This makes it impossible to come close to reaching that maximum value as the highest conceivable value the armor could generate is 2 + 3.5*2.5 = 10.75, rounded to +11 Max HP.

With the addition of this feature, lower-tier values would be more common, while higher-tier values would become rarer but still possible to find. The configurable variable ExponentialRarityDecay would determine how the probabilities of obtaining higher-tier values decrease.