# Luck

#### 💡 Get a lucky boost

Every time you earn <mark style="color:blue;">**LP**</mark> from a full review, Luck adds a probability that your <mark style="color:blue;">**LP**</mark> is boosted by +50%.

The bonus is **random but predictable** based on your skill points.

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#### 🧮 Formula

```
Trigger Chance (%) = Luck × 0.25
```

Each Luck point adds **0.25 percent** chance for a 50 percent <mark style="color:blue;">**LP**</mark> bonus.

* `Luck` = skill points

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#### 🔍 Example

* Luck: **80**

**Calculation:**

Chance = 80 × 0.25\
\= **20% chance** of triggering the bonus

If it triggers:

BonusLP = <mark style="color:blue;">**BaseLP**</mark> × 0.50

So a 40 LP review becomes <mark style="color:blue;">**60 LP**</mark>.

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#### 📈 Why Luck Matters

Luck creates exciting, high-variance growth:

* Occasionally massive <mark style="color:blue;">**LP**</mark> spikes
* Strong upside for active reviewers
* Bonus triggers feel rewarding and motivating

Luck is the **most fun and unpredictable attribute**.

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#### ✅ Best For

* Users who write many full reviews
* Players who enjoy random bonus bursts
* Anyone climbing weekly or monthly leaderboards


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