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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mengu" data-source="post: 5527184" data-attributes="member: 65726">You could always give players magic items to accomplish this.For instance the shaman or druid might have dice of auspicious fortune. They roll the bones in the morning, and gain some foresight into their day. You could make up boons and the like. The Gnome Thief might have the Luck of the Feywild Boon, and once per day adds +5 to an attack roll after the roll is made, but is dazed and suffers -5 to attack until the end of his next turn. The Paladin of Ilmater might have Ilmater's Boon of Suffering, and can once per day take damage equal to his surge value to reroll an attack with a +4 bonus. This would give more individualization to the character's method of turning bad luck into something workable, while not stepping on the toes of an elf or deva too much.</blockquote>