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What exactly did the Misfortune Dice do?

You rolled the dice.

Once a number came up, the enemy's Luck Value would be reduced to one to six times less than your own!

Ever since the Radiant Pope had blessed William, his Luck Value had reached six, putting him tantalizingly close to double digits.

And six divided by any number from one to six gave a Luck Value between one and six.

For William, then, the Misfortune Dice was an excellent item. It could drag an enemy's Luck Value down to his level.

If he rolled a six, he could even let them experience the wonders of a Luck Value of one.

Heh.

Until you had lived with one point of Luck, you had no idea what it meant to be unable to dodge an attack you saw coming, let alone one you didn't.

Why had the Dawn City Lord, a Ranger, fought so hard to turn himself into a Tank?

Because his Luck Value was too low. Every time he entered a battlefield, he stood out like a blazing torch. Enemies mobbed him, and he had to watch out for friendly fire too. It was enough to make him miserable.

But with the Misfortune Dice, he no longer had to worry about enemies being luckier than him. At worst, they could both take a beating and see who lasted longer.

William was on his way to his new territory to put in an appearance.

With his outrageously handsome face and Charm Value of 403, he had an advantage.

All he had to do was visit the five major cities and dozen or so Small Towns. He could win over roughly seventy percent of the Commoners and send their favorability toward him soaring.

That meant he did not have to struggle