Editing Warhammer: Age of Sigmar point systems (section)

===offense + defense * bravery / 5===
The point calculation system I came up with goes like this:
[(defense+offense)*bravery]/5
If the unit is a hero, monster or warmachine multiply the result by 2.

Defense is calculated like this:
wounds * save value
The save value is based on the chance to actually get a save, from 1 to 6.

*Offense is calculated like this:
*[(average + rend) * damage] * attacks
*The average is between to hit and to wound, again based on the chance from 1 to 6.
*Rend is just the rend value, but positive (so -1 is a 1, -2 is a 2, etc.)
*If a value is D3, D6, etc. you take the average result and round it up (so D6 attacks = 4)

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All right, so now lets take an empire state troop as an example and see how this works in practice:

The state troop has 1 wound and a 5+ save (chance 2/6 to save).
The state troop's sword has 1 attack, 4+ to hit and 4+ to wound (average 3/6), 0 rend and 1 damage.
The state troop has 5 bravery.

State troop's defense: 2*1 = 2
State troop's offense: [(3+0)*1]*1 = 3
State troop's point cost: [(2+3)*5]/5 = 5

So after all of this calculation we know that the state troop is worth 5pts.

====Pros====
*We now accomodate for to hit, to wound, rend and damage.
lolli

====Cons====
*<strike>Dividing by 5 makes no sense, while anon might have good intentions, his mathematical literacy is doubtful.</strike>The final value is divided by 5 to give point values which are roughly equivalent to 8th edition, making it easier to visualize what a 500pts, 1000pts, 1500pts, etc. game looks like.
*Bravery has an argueably huge impact
*With the precision of the system comes also extra time consumption.