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Yes, it did do what I needed.
Let me see if I can explain it, in case it's useful to anyone.
A microchip with 3 randomisers, each connected to 8 value sliders set 1 through 24. A timer (which resets itself) set to 0.1 seconds controls a 4th randomiser that is linked to each of the three others. Each value slider is attached to the power port and value of a variable modifier set to 'set'.
On the item(s) with the tag I have another microchip with a value slider, each one unique and acts as an identifier for that tag. That's fed into port A of a calculator set to = and a variable named the same as the modifier is attached to port B. The result of that leads to a keyframe that turns off the timer and also to anything I want the selected tag to control. The tag itself turns this microchip on and off depending on whether or not it is detected.
So basically the timer rapidly powers on the randomiser choosing numbers between 1-24. The first active tag that matches one of those numbers turns off the timer, stopping any other tags from being selected.
Happy to publish the logic in Dreams if anyone wants.