Chapter 1233 - 606: [Glimmer of Fate of Taimola]_2

And the former, indeed, as long as it is carried on the person, it can exert its effect at any moment. If properly preserved, it can even be passed down as a family heirloom for generations, used for hundreds or even thousands of years, as a type of enchanted equipment accessory.

Starting from the type aspect alone, there’s a considerable difference.

As for the specific effects.

The first item, "Luck Attribute +3.33."

Xia Nan had hardly encountered equipment that could directly provide attribute enhancements to the bearer. Most of those he currently wore provided bonus effects mainly in percentage forms.

The advantages or disadvantages might need further analysis.

But it’s important to note that the dice now offer a genuine luck attribute.

Not even present on Xia Nan’s attribute panel.

If considering the inherently fixed value standards of the panel, with ordinary people having an average Six dimensional Attributes score of five upon transmigration.

Should Xia Nan’s original luck attribute be "5", adding the "3.33" provided by the dice accessory.

From 5 to 8.33, the actual improvement gained...

According to what Xia Nan had previously tested, the specific effect bonuses provided by each attribute point.

To explain it simply, as he understands it, with his current level of luck, as long as he slightly understands the rules of the card table, he could retire from the adventuring profession and still live comfortably off the casino earnings.

Additionally, what’s extendable.

Why is there no luck-related value in his attribute panel?

Does it possibly mean that, generally, ordinary adventurers, even those who have progressed far on the professional path like "Transcendent" or "Legendary," find it difficult to enhance their luck?

Implying it’s a universally acknowledged, unchangeable hidden attribute.

Since Xia Nan transmigrated, he has browsed the Combat Skill Catalogs of two association branches in River Valley Town and Suo Yu Bay, with the vast and annually updated collection of combat skills in the association, yet never seen skills that seem to boost similar attributes, attesting to this.

In this situation.

No additional cost is needed; merely carrying this piece of Dark Gold Dice, Xia Nan can permanently enjoy the three-point luck value provided by the equipment.

Initially, it might not feel very noticeable.

But like a snowball effect, being slightly luckier every day than those around, accumulating over time, extending it.

His destiny trajectory will continuously rise with it.

Xia Nan couldn’t wait to test his current level of luck practically.

As for the testing method... Well, conditions are limited, wait until completely leaving Suo Yu Bay, and try fishing on the deck for a few fish.

He believes he should be able to achieve great results.

Thinking of this, he couldn’t help but feel somewhat eager.

Next, there’s the second effect of [Glimmer of Fate] by Taimola.

Similar to the secondary healing technique of [Tear of Spring Breath], it possesses a fixed recharge time and is a spell-type effect, with a cooldown of twenty-four hours.

Regarding the specific effects, according to Xia Nan’s understanding, it might designate an enemy or ally, including oneself, to exert some influence when probability-related effects trigger.

Sounds complicated, but it’s actually straightforward to use.

Just now, after obtaining the dice, Xia Nan already conceived many usages.

For instance, when releasing [Teeth Hunting], if the enemy is affected by the [Night Mother’s Gaze] specialty, he could use this ability to increase the probability of the enemy being caught in a state of fear and chilling.

Or when allies are in combat, apply the dice effect to them, increasing the chance of their attacks hitting enemy vital spots, resulting in critical hits.

Furthermore, if feasible, he might use this effect on himself, elevating the probability of the [Copper Bones] specialty preventing physical damage far beyond usual levels.

However, the exact "bonus/reduction" values require Xia Nan to test.

But according to what the attribute panel introduces, the specific effect of this Spell-like ability by the dice seems to depend on the number rolled.

It’s a twenty-sided dice; the lowest is one, the highest is twenty.

Apparently all based on luck.

Xia Nan initially thought so.

Until suddenly recalling what Half-Elf Alton said "pleaded with the goddess for a long time before She agreed" at the dock.

Imagine before gifting me with such pink quality [Destiny Coin] without saying much, using the little stature as a Goddess Divine Favor of fortune.

If it’s merely the most ordinary purple equipment, why need the other party, who held sacrificial ceremonies constantly at the casino and prayed to the goddess for ages, barely managing to obtain it before I depart.

Clearly, aside from its actual effect, this [Glimmer of Fate] dice possesses an unknown specialty.

At this point, Xia Nan’s attribute panel Golden Finger demonstrated its advantage.

Upon closer examination, one could uncover special information hidden in the panel’s [Introduction] section:

——"...originating from the Bright Water Realm... due to frequently rolling ’great success’ favored by the Lady of Smile."

Bright Water Realm, a Divine Country of the Goddess of fortune Taimola.

It’s the [Glimmer of Fate]’s origin.

But most importantly lies in the latter.statement.

"Due to frequently rolling ’great success’ favored by the Lady of Smile."

Thinking of this, Xia Nan’s face involuntarily displayed an odd expression.

Alton... directly requested something the goddess used herself?

No wonder it took pleading for ages.

During his understanding of this world’s twenty-sided dice points, rolling 1 means "great failure," and rolling 20 means "great success."

If the panel introduces this way, does it mean...

[Glimmer of Fate], essentially a cheat-type dice itself.

Because blessed personally by the Goddess of fortune, thus with a far higher chance of rolling "great success" than others?

And if what Xia Nan guessed proves true.

Then he might need to reassess this capability that can be utilized daily.

Since if genuinely able to roll the twenty points symbolizing "great success," the actual effects achieved will be exceptionally exaggerated and substantially enhanced.

Potentially reversing the course of events on the field.

Lastly, concerning [Glimmer of Fate]’s third effect.

Honestly, Xia Nan hasn’t really comprehended.

Sure, he could understand the contents introduced on the attribute panel, yet pondering its practical uses, inevitably overlaps with the previous second effect.

While the latter is usable daily, the former requires a whole month to recharge.

Evident that the third effect is more crucial.

Even stipulating the usage range clearly, must involve "about to occur," "related to equipment bearer," and "determined purely by probability" small matters.

Xia Nan knows clearly in his heart.

According to such equipment type, the more defined the restrictions, the stronger the ability signifies.

"Forcibly tilting results towards a favorable side"... could it mean elevating something originally with 0.1% or even less likelihood to 100%?

If indeed so.

The actual manifestation of this effect equates to a weaker version of the monthly usable [Destiny Coin]?

On this, Xia Nan needs to experience through actual usage for further comprehension.

Additionally, the so-called "small matter" under restriction conditions and "determined purely by probability," require precise definition by him.

About this, Xia Nan isn’t too concerned.

Because even if unable to ascertain its exact effect within a short timeframe, merely utilizing this ability as a fixed monthly once triggered 100% chance [Copper Bones], it will still emerge as another vital card following [Spring Vein Purification] and [Embers Resonance].