Law of Averages
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Law of Averages
It all converges.
Type: usable
Cannot be traded or discardedAverages you out
(In-game plural: Laws of Averages)
Obtained From
- Stores
- The Swagger Shop (1,000 swagger) (You must earn 1,000 swagger during an average season to purchase this item.) (First purchase, only available during PvP Seasons 45 and 49)
- The Swagger Shop (2,000 swagger) (You must earn 2,000 swagger during an average season to purchase this item.) (Second purchase, only available during PvP Season 49)
When Used
- First X uses per day:
Your stats are uneven.
You lose Y <highest substat>.
You gain Y <lowest substat>.
Your effects are unbalanced.
You lose some of an effect: <highest effect(s)> (1 Adventure)
You acquire an effect: <lowest effect(s)> (duration: 1 Adventure)
Your adventures are less than the average.
 | You gain 1 Adventure. |
OR:
Your adventures exceed the average.
| You lose 1 Adventure. |
Your energy is unbalanced.
You lose Y <Hit Points|Mana Points>.
- Subsequent uses:
You already feel pretty average.
Notes
- Usable X times per day, where X is how many copies of it you own.
- Modifies stats and hp/mp by your Level.
- Modifies buff duration by removing duration from the highest effect(s) and increasing duration of the lowest effect(s). It is possible to gain or lose effect duration without the opposite change.
- Reduces the highest duration effect(s) exceeding X duration by 1 turn.
- Increases the lowest duration effect(s) below 5 duration by 1 turn.
- Adventure loss appears to only happen when you have more than 200 Adventures, Adventure gain appears to only happen when you have less than ? Adventures.
- Prior to 2024/01/09, Law of Averages could never give +1 Adventure.
Collection
- 🥇: AtlanteanScion (#1589296), Hojo Hominygrits (#196078), Lord Stefano (#536624) - 4
- #4: ChesterArthurXXI (#1411736), Curbludgeon (#2206224), MonkeyMan200 (#1349423), Random Thief (#2015478), Spramen (#673887) - 3
- #9: Eroquin (#1500817), Extremophilia (#2869220) - 2
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