Lady Luck's Lottery
Where: Lady Luck on the Market, on the plaza at (211,191). Cost: 150 Conquer Points a draw -- less than the CPAdmin pays you for a DragonBall. Limit: 10 draws a day per character. The count resets at midnight server time. Prizes: Meteors and gems most of the time; DragonBalls, super gems, Praying Stones and the +1/+2 PlusStones that are sold nowhere else.
Lady Luck runs the only game of pure chance on the server that pays in materials. Every draw is a single spin of her wheel: you pay, she rolls, and whatever comes up goes straight into your bag.
Drawing
- Talk to Lady Luck on the Market and choose Draw!.
- She takes 150 Conquer Points and rolls one prize.
- Keep a free bag slot -- with a full bag she refuses to spin, and nothing is charged.
- She tells you how many draws you have left today. After 10, come back tomorrow.
What the wheel pays
| Chance | Prize |
|---|---|
| 40% | Meteor |
| 20% | Refined gem (a random colour) |
| 12% | PlusStone +1 |
| 10% | DragonBall |
| 8% | Super gem (a random colour) |
| 5% | PlusStone +2 |
| 3% | Praying Stone (S) -- three days of Heaven Blessing |
| 2% | ToughDrill -- a socket attempt at BlacksmithLee |
Ten draws cost 1,500 Conquer Points and, on average, return four Meteors and a DragonBall along with the smaller prizes. It is a gamble, not a shop: a bad day pays nothing you could not have farmed, and a good one hands you a super gem.
Why the +N stones matter
The PlusStone +1 and +2 are the lottery's real speciality. They are the minor items the Compose window eats when you push a piece of gear to +1 and +2, and no shop in the world sells them -- Lady Luck is where they come from.
How our version differs
- Classic Conquer sold lottery tickets as an item and ran the draw from your bag. Ours is a straight NPC dialog: no ticket to buy, no ticket to lose.
- The prize table is ours, tuned so the common results are materials a player actually uses rather than junk. The daily cap of ten draws is the classic one.
- During the open beta Conquer Points are handed out freely by the beta NPC in Twin City, so the lottery is fully testable without paying for anything.