L5EOP
L5EOP, last five edges orientation and placement of the last first layer edge, is an experimental method for the 3x3x3 cube that is an alternative to L5E. In L5E the last five edges are first oriented without minding the permutation for the last first layer edge (normally the FD edge), then all five are permuted together. That makes 5 algs for L5EO (orientation) and 16 for L5EP (permutation). This method requires 20 algorithms for orientation and FD placement and on top of that you also need the 4 EPLLs that are used to end the solve.
In the cases where the last FL edge is solved by chance before this step knowing ELL will help a good bit, aspecially for the 4-flip case that is 11 turns optimal besides one single alg of 9 STM, that is not so fast to execute.
A list of cases will fillow...
Testing a new image style:
This is the goal position for the five edges involved, UR, UF, UL, UB and FD. The four in U we only orient but the last one (yellow/green) must also be placed.


