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3794
3801
3808
there i added onto it
count by 1
It's trivially easy to determine whether a number is evenly divisible by 2, 3, 5, or any multiple of those primes. 7+ is where it gets difficult.
Recently the neighbour's 10yo was asking about the game and I was explaining about Hordes and the Day counter; I asked him if 7 would go neatly into 105 and he stared at me like I'd requested he produce a three-body orbital mechanics formula.