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Luck is a recurring stat in the Final Fantasy series, although it is not as common as other stats. It usually affects things such as Critical Hits and finding rare items, but also can influence other stats like Evasion and Accuracy. In other games, where there is no luck stat, there are other stats which determine these instead.

AppearancesEdit

Final FantasyEdit

Luck makes its first appearance in the original Final Fantasy. In this game, it, along with character level, was meant to determine the success or failure of fleeing a battle. However, the calculation did not work exactly as intended in the NES version, resulting in the Running Glitch.

Final Fantasy IIEdit

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Final Fantasy IIIEdit

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Final Fantasy VEdit

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Final Fantasy VIIEdit

Luck appears as a battle element in Final Fantasy VII, not to be confused with "All Lucky 7s". High luck affects the character's critical hit rate, chance to avoid attacks and chance to hit.

Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII-Edit

The higher Zack's Luck, the more critical hits and better Item Drops he gets. The player increase the Luck stat by equipping accessories and Materia that give boost to Luck. The player can boost the Materia's Luck stats via Materia Fusion up to +100 per Materia.

Final Fantasy VIIIEdit

In Final Fantasy VIII, players are able to junction magic spells to the characters' luck stats. The way to do this is to have a GF learn Luck-J either on its own or with a Luck-J Scroll. Luck affects the character's hit accuracy (unless the character already has 255% hit rate), evasion, critical hits, and increases the chances of Odin and Gilgamesh appearing during battle.

Final Fantasy IXEdit

In Final Fantasy IX, luck appears to affect the rate of being inflicted by status ailments.

Final Fantasy XEdit

Luck in Final Fantasy X affects the character's chances of critical hits, the chances of evading attacks, and accuracy. However, unlike its predecessors, it can only be upgraded via the use of a "Fortune Sphere" to activate a Luck node on the Sphere Grid.

Final Fantasy X-2Edit

Luck affects the girls' chance of critical hits, avoiding attacks, landing attacks, and finding rare items. Rabite's Foot and Key to Success accessories raise Luck.

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Final Fantasy XIIEdit

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Final Fantasy XII: Revenant WingsEdit

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Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the RiftEdit

Luck is a Clan Privilege in Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift. It raises Evasion and chance of the Opportunity Command.

Dissidia Final FantasyEdit

Luck in Dissidia Final Fantasy affects many aspects in the game. Luck can be raised with a number of accessories, and some equipment sets, such as the Genji Set. Having higher luck increases the rate EX-Cores appear. Also, if a character has high luck, they experience a higher percentage of Battlegen accessories being dropped. Lastly, high luck increases the chance of enemies dropping their accessory or equipment during battle.

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