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Commentaire de ironskillet

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here is the quote from the dev watercooler explaining it.

" The Elder tokens can be used to purchase head enchants, some nice purple items, and the kind of gear you’ve come to expect from factions. However, they also sell an item called a Charm of Good Fortune. Imagine you can complete a quest once a week to buy one Charm for 25 Elder Tokens. You also might be able to save up a few charms, but you won’t be able to hoard them until the next tier of content.

If you have one or more Charms of Good Fortune, then whenever you kill a raid boss (in Raid Finder, normal or heroic) then a new UI window will pop up asking if you want to spend your Charm on a bonus roll. If you click yes, then you’ll instantly get another shot at that boss’s loot table! You will always win something from the bonus roll, such as a pile of gold, gems, or flasks. However, you also have a small (but not miniscule) chance of receiving a piece of epic loot. As with the personal loot system, the item will always be something designed for your current spec. Also, just as with personal loot, the game doesn’t analyze if you already have the item, if the item would be an upgrade for you, or if you prefer axes to swords or anything like that.

Most importantly, winning a bonus roll has no effect on what other players win on their bonus rolls or what the boss drops normally. If you have saved up several Charms (this will probably happen when you play but don’t raid every week) then you can use one per boss, but you can’t cash in multiples on a single boss kill. If you want to save up all of your Charms for the final boss because he (or she in the case of the mantid raid) drops weapons or whatever, that is your prerogative, but you’ll only be able to spend one per kill. If you want to save up your Charms for heroic bosses, go for it.

Here is an example of per-person loot and the bonus roll in action:

-Stan is a death knight.
-Jim Bob is a warrior.
-Naomi is a hunter.
The three friends run Raid Finder together and tackle Mogu’shan Vaults. They get matched with a bunch of random folks from across their region. On the fourth boss, the Council of Kings, the game decides that Jim Bob wins an item. Jim Bob is a Fury warrior, so the game is either going to give him a two-handed Strength axe or a Strength bracer, because those are the two Fury-appropriate items on the Council of Kings loot table (in this theoretical example). Regardless of what Jim Bob wins, Stan might also win the same items. Naomi won’t ever be offered those items, because they aren’t appropriate hunter loot. If she had gotten lucky and earned loot for the kill, it would have been hunter appropriate.
Let’s say Naomi is frustrated because Bob and Stan both won loot and because the trinket she wants won’t ever drop. So, she decides to use a Charm of Good Fortune. Let’s say she gets lucky and the game decides that she won an item instead of gold, flasks, etc. (Thanks, game!) She might get the trinket she wants, or she might get an Agility neckpiece that is also on the Council of Kings loot table. Her winning an item doesn’t affect Stan or Jim Bob or anyone else, even if they use their Charms as well."

now i am only making this connection because the bag itself is called good fortune, i could very much be wrong. but atm i figured it would be best to assume that a "charm of good fortune" would yield a "good fortune" bag, call me crazy lol

Commentaire de Samaramon1

Totally read that in a draenei voice.

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