Luck, does it help for Transformation ritual?
 

Does luck either in dominion or as a personal effect help when using the transformation ritual?

Re: Luck, does it help for Transformation ritual?
 

No idea http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/happy.gif

Re: Luck, does it help for Transformation ritual?
 

It'd be nice if it did, though. I'd rather like it if dominion luck had the same sort of wide-ranging effect as in Nethack, where a hidden luck stat has a small and hidden effect on a huge variety of RNG activity.

I've no idea how large a boost that might have on the value of luck dominion though. It might make it overpowered.

Re: Luck, does it help for Transformation ritual?
 

You know you're playing Dominions when you ask a question and the developers of the game don't know the answer.

Re: Luck, does it help for Transformation ritual?
 

Johan probably knows http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/image...ies/tongue.gif

Re: Luck, does it help for Transformation ritual?
 

Unlikely http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/happy.gif

Re: Luck, does it help for Transformation ritual?
 

Oh what a tangled web!

Re: Luck, does it help for Transformation ritual?
 

Well, here's a new question.

Does Twiceborn work if you die form a transformation accident?

Re: Luck, does it help for Transformation ritual?
 

I would bet a silver penny that luck does help. But that's about all I would bet.

Re: Luck, does it help for Transformation ritual?
 

How would you decide what is lucky ?

Some animals would be useful for different roles - stealthy versus flying versus large size versus combat effectiveness/survivability

Re: Luck, does it help for Transformation ritual?
 

Avoiding the really bad outcomes, like Foul Spawn, feeblemind, and death?

Re: Luck, does it help for Transformation ritual?
 

Well, twiceborn cannot help you.

There are several possible results:

One is that you turn into some critter, magical or otherwise. You retain the twiceborn enchantment.

Two is that you turn into a feebleminded foul spawn. You retain the twiceborn enchantment.

Three is you die. Your twiceborn enchantment triggers. You return, with experience and increased death magic. It does you little good, since you are now a Blind, Weakened, Crippled, Mute, and Feebleminded Wight Mage. (Your afflictions may vary)

By the way, Edi, I've detected what is most likely a bug with transformation.