text; un: midorima6

[accurately]

Tell me what methods produce luck in your worlds.
I need means alternative to horoscope-based lucky items.
Time is frozen outside of this place, so the stars aren't moving for predictions.

Comments

text: un: jean

[rustyhonesty]

Luck is considered not dying in battle or random attacks.

There's no way to produce luck for that other than training.

text: un: tribepride

[ensuredsurvival]

Staying away from my brother, who is a literal bad luck charm.

un: @uecchi; text

[uenosama]

Is that stuff really going to help here?

Anyway, omamoris and omikujis- every person knew/knows about them. Also, in my school, I heard art club and soccer club arguing over senbazuru, so that too.

text; un: pirateking

[foeyay]

the word you're looking for isn't luck. it's strength.

(Lucy) text; un: elfe

[scarredhorns]

Don't rely on superstitious methods. Make your own luck.

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[serpentinthegarden]

[ He had to! This was so evil, but he had to! ]

Find an angel and rub his hair, best luck you can find anywhere!

text; un: wolfcountry

[impostorsyndrome]

I'm not gonna pretend luck isn't a real thing or anything, but I don't know of any methods that actually work. Every culture has something, but whether it works is something else.

Sorry, not useful. I know. Honestly, I've always just done my best to compensate for not having any.

Text un:azfell

[temptationaccomplished]

Luck comes in many forms, depending on culture. Some would have you scouting the field for a four leaf clover, or keeping a rabbits foot. Others liked colors, such as red. For some it was room arrangement. There’s all sorts of things, really.

As for divination, I know some are fond of reading tea leaves; I’ve always thought bibliomancy was rather neat.

text; un: 0123

[scension]

Does it work better if you make it complicated? Where I'm from, we just pray.

text; un: selcouth

[sulit]

In my world, when someone looks for luck, they'll make an offering to Tymora, the goddess of Good Fortune. There's temples and shrines to her all over the place--adventurers are a risky bunch, so they seek her out and pay her clerics to bless them.

Typical offerings for prayer were copper pieces, I think. There's a saying, "A copper to the Lady returns tenfold in gold." Or maybe it's a prayer. Not sure.