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dom6:luck [2024/06/10 16:19]
fenrir mentioned Fool's Luck |
dom6:luck [2025/01/13 03:08] (current)
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| * Deliberate suicide (such as **??Lichcraft??**, or **??Banquet for the Dead??** for [[ashdod-ma|Ashdod]]) | * Deliberate suicide (such as **??Lichcraft??**, or **??Banquet for the Dead??** for [[ashdod-ma|Ashdod]]) |
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| Luck is a [[Glamour]] effect. The vast majority of Lucky items require Glamour to make, though {{path>E1N1}} mages can also make one. There are four Luck-bestowing spells: ??Personal Luck?? (Thaumaturgy 1), ??Luck?? (Thaumaturgy 3), ??Group Luck?? (Thaumaturgy 5), and ??Battle Fortune?? (Thaumaturgy 8). The first two require just {{path>G1}}, Group Luck requires {{path>G2}}, and Battle Fortune requires {{path>G4}} and {{gems>2G}} (or {{path>G3}} and {{gems>3G}}). | Luck is a [[Glamour]] effect. The vast majority of Lucky items require Glamour to make, though {{path>E1N1}} mages can also make one. There are five Luck-bestowing spells: ??Personal Luck?? (Thaumaturgy 1), ??Luck?? (Thaumaturgy 3), ??Group Luck?? (Thaumaturgy 5), ??Battle Fortune?? (Thaumaturgy 8), and ??Dreamwild Legion?? (Thaumaturgy 9). The first two require just {{path>G1}}, Group Luck requires {{path>G2}}, Battle Fortune requires {{path>G4}} and {{gems>2G}} (or {{path>G3}} and {{gems>3G}}), and Dreamwild Legion requires {{path>G5}} and {{gems>4G}}. |
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| {{:abilities:fools_luck.png?nolink }} [[Astral]] has a knockoff version of Luck, known as **Fool's Luck**, provided by the ??Spell Focus??. On top of saving lives, Fool's Luck works against **every** attack that does more than one point of damage, but it **doubles damage instead of negating it** every second time it kicks in. | {{:abilities:fools_luck.png?nolink }} [[Astral]] has a knockoff version of Luck, known as **Fool's Luck**, provided by the ??Spell Focus??. On top of saving lives, Fool's Luck works against **every** attack that does more than one point of damage, but it **doubles damage instead of negating it** every second time it kicks in. |
