I've been working on a program for my friends to use for a homebrewed roleplay system that we all use for our campaigns that can generate random enemy statlines with certain constraints.

The program accepts a list of the statlines of the players, and then the user inputs a number that denotes a percentage of the player characters that this unit can beat on average in a 1v1. The issue I'm struggling with here is that combat involves different formulas for determining hit rate, critical hit rate, and damage

The formulas I have to deal with are:

Physical damage: strength - enemy defense = damage (multiplied by 2 if user's speed is 5 greater than enemy's)

Magical damage: magic - enemy resistance = damage (multiplied by 2 if user's speed is 5 greater than enemy's)

Hit rate: base hit + floor(user dex/3) + floor(user luck/5) - enemy dodge rate = hit rate (will always have a minimum of 5%)

Dodge rate: base dodge + floor(user speed/4) * 2 + floor(user luck/5) = dodge

Critical hit rate: 5% + floor((user dex - enemy luck)/5) + crit bonus = critical hit rate

(hit system is based on singular d20 with critical hit rate equivalent to number range on d20 that's considered a critical hit, meaning a 5% hit chance with a 5% or greater critical hit rate will result in every hit being a critical hit)

I've been struggling to think of an algorithm that can generate enemy statlines based on these formulas as well as the percentage constraint but I have no idea how to go about it in a way that isn't just bruteforcing it until I get a desirable outcome. I've toyed around with ideas such as ranking the inputting players based on their damage, survivability, dodge/hit, and determining upper/lower bounds on stats to work with but the issue I have is trying to establish a relationship formula between each stat to make sure that when I tweak one stat, I can change the others accordingly while staying within the user-defined constraints.