🟢 Set 11 Fortune Guide with Loot Table

Patch 14.9 nerfed 7 Fortune again:

• Fortune 7 piece flat bonus 25 ⇒ 12
• Fortune 7 piece average orb value 16 ⇒ 8
• Fortune adjusted several cashout options. (Most changes to 175 Luck)

When you lose a fight, gain Luck. The more fights in a row you lose, the more Luck you get. Lose 10% Luck when you win.

• (3) Roll a dice; in that many player combats, hold a Festival where you may convert your Luck into rewards.
• (5) Heal 3 player health at the start of each player combat.
• (7) Fortune smiles! Gain extra rewards and more luck every turn no matter what, and hold a Festival every turn.

Each Festival, roll a new die.

While the description is more or less clear on how the trait works, it still leaves out a lot of details. How many points can you actually gain and is there a difference between losing in Stage 2 and Stage 4?

The first time you lose a fight with Fortune active, no matter which stage, you will only receive 1 point. Afterwards the game will check your Stage and add a specific amount of points to your streak. It works like this:

• Stage 2 -> +1 Point
• Stage 3 -> +2 Points
• Stage 4 -> +3 Points
• Stage 5 -> +5 Points

To fully understand this, let's go through an example together: Stage 2 is fairly easy to understand: For every consecutive loss the game adds 1 point to your streak which gets added on top of the points you managed to accumulate so far.

• Stage 2-1 -> 1 Point (0+1)
• Stage 2-2 -> 3 Points (1+2)
• Stage 2-3 -> 6 Points (3+3)
• Stage 2-5 -> 10 Points (6+4)
• Stage 2-6 -> 15 Points (10+5)

The first time you lose in Stage 3, the game will now add +2 to your streak. Keep in mind that the game will remember the streak if you already lost with Fortune in Stage 2 and you can only benefit from the increased gain after losing once in the new Stage. If we continue the streak from Stage 2 your points will look like this:

• Stage 3-1 -> 21 Points (10+6)
• Stage 3-2 -> 29 Points (21+8)
• Stage 3-3 -> 39 Points (29+10)
• Stage 3-5 -> 51 Points (39+12)
• Stage 3-6 -> 65 Points (51+14)

If you're curious about the total points you can reach, you can simply check out this table.

Since your cashout is not based around winning at a specific moment, you don't have much control over your preferred outcome. In some cases if you only want to push your luck once and aim for a Spatula or Tome of Traits you can try to intentionally win the remaining rounds as long as the 10% penalty doesn't put you below the threshold you are aiming for.

To reach 7 Fortune you will need all five Fortune units and two elusive Emblems. You can achieve this with the help from Sentinel Trainer Portal, Fortune Crest/Crown, Wandering Trainer Augment or Tome of Traits.

Once you activate the trait the entire system changes:

• You don't have any penalty anymore for winning your fights
• Every fight you receive an additional +12 on top of your streak
• Every Dice Roll is a 1, so you can cash out or push your luck every round
• You receive a bonus loot orb every round, which includes loot like Artifact Anvil, Support Anvil or item components.

Riot also included an Easter Egg with 9 Fortune. You need a total of 4 Fortune Emblems, which is quite difficult to reach since they nerfed 7 Fortune stacks to 12 and you can't farm Tome of traits anymore. Your best is the 250 Mystery Gift that can contain 6 Fortune Emblems.

With 9 Fortune the Money Tree will join your board as a unit and spill gold coins in all direction during combat. These coins will deal considerable damage to all enemy units hit, effectively winning the fight for you while granting you large amounts of gold every round.

• 100%: 1 Gold

• 50%: Two Cost Unit
• 50%: 2 Gold

• 40%: 4 Gold
• 30%: 1 Gold, Three Cost Unit
• 30%: 2 Two Cost Unit

• 34%: 7 Gold
• 33%: 1 Gold, 2 Three Cost Unit
• 33%: 1 Gold, 3 Two Cost Unit

• 40%: Component, 3 Gold
• 40%: 11 Gold
• 20%: 7 Gold, Four Cost Unit

• 34%: 2x Component
• 33%: 3 Gold, 4 Three Cost Unit
• 33%: Thief's Gloves, 2 Gold

• 40%: Ornn Item Anvil, 2 Gold
• 40%: 10 Gold, 3 Four Cost Unit
• 20%: Spatula, 12 Gold

• 40%: Tome of Traits, 10 Gold
• 30%: Item Anvil, 3 Four Cost Unit, 2 Gold
• 30%: 3x Component, 6 Gold

• 40%: 2x Item Anvil, Four Cost Unit, Five Cost Unit
• 20%: 12 Gold, Champion Duplicator, 4 Four Cost Unit
• 20%: Radiant Item, Reforger, 2 Five Cost Unit
• 20%: 5x Component

• 25%: 2 Star Four Cost Unit, Support Item Anvil, 3 Five Cost Unit, 3 Gold
• 25%: Tactician's Crown, 5 Four Cost Unit, 2 Gold
• 25%: Support Item Anvil, Ornn Item Anvil, 10 Gold
• 25%: Blacksmith's Gloves, 15 Gold, 3 Five Cost Unit

• 30%: 4 Five Cost Unit, 2x Champion Duplicator, 30 Gold
• 30%: 3x Zz'Rot Portal, 5 Five Cost Unit
• 20%: 2x Tactician's Crown, 2 Star Five Cost Unit
• 20%: Ornn Item Anvil, Support Item Anvil, Completed Item Anvil, 2 Star Four Cost Unit, 5 Gold

• 25%: Rascal's Gloves, Thief's Gloves, Blacksmith's Gloves, Accomplice's Gloves, Golden Remover, 2 Five Cost Unit
• 25%: Sett 2 Star, 2x Target Dummy with 2x Radiant Warmog, Radiant Bloodthirster
• 25%: Radiant Item, 70 Gold
• 25%: 3x Dragonlord Emblem, Lee Sin'2, Xayah'2, Dragon's Claw

• 40%: 2x Tactician's Crown, 2x Magnetic Remover, 2x 3 Star Three Cost Unit, 10 Gold
• 30%: 3x Masterwork Upgrade, 2x Support Item Anvil, 4 Five Cost Unit
• 30%: Hexcore (+1 All Traits), 2 Five Cost Unit

• 25%: Radiant Conversion, 20 Gold
• 25%: Wukong 2 Star, Radiant Bloodthirster, Radiant Infinity Edge, Tactician's Crown, 3x Heavenly Emblem
• 25%: Tactician's Crown, 3x Suspicious Trench Coat, 3x Mittens, 3x Champion Duplicator
• 25%: Rabadon's Deathcap, Blue Buff, Warmog's Armor, Bramble Vest, Dragon's Claw, Red Buff, Thief's Gloves, Deathblade, Tactician's Crown, Three 5 Cost Unit

• 50%: Two 3 Star Five Cost Unit, Magnetic Remover
• 50%: Mystery Gift, Magnetic Remover