It is an active skill of a gambler that grants a random buff to the user.[2]
If the player can guess the right side of which side the coin will land, they can raise or lose various stats.[3] If the coin lands on heads, it gives the user a buff. If it lands on tails then there is either no effect, a debuff to the user or it buffs the opponents.
The success rate and the skill is without a doubt a gamble.[3] The skill has a 50% chance of activating depending on whether you get heads or tails.[1] Although Luck is the main component that determines the outcome of the skill, the risk of failure outweighed everything else so most players don't use the skill.[3]
The lucky coin skill can be used once the player reaches level 30.[4]
The higher the level, the more lucky coins that can be used at the same time. The more Lucky coins that are used, the more buffs can be used but they run out in accordance with how many coins where used.[5]
The coin can be given to party members to use as shown when Hardcore Leveling Warrior and Hungry Ghost 'lent' their Lucky Coins to Dark and Light respectively.[6][3]
The Lucky Coin skill can be itemized and turned into an item.[7]
The 'tails' side on Hardcore Leveling Warrior's Lucky Coin.
Hardcore Leveling Warrior's Lucky Coin has Kim Sehoon's avatar's head for heads and a '1' for tails.
Hungry Ghost's lucky coin has a 'four-leaf clover' on its head side. According to Irish tradition, those who find a four-leaf clover are destined for good luck, as each leaf in the clover symbolises good omens for faith, hope, love, and luck for the finder.
Chota's Lucky Coin has the face of his newbie avatar on it.
Hardcore Leveling Warrior became the best out there with this skill due to his personal attribute of 'Absolute Luck'.[3] Absolute Luck gives makes the skill success rate 99% and it's almost guaranteed to activate when used by Hardcore Leveling Warrior.[1] With the Blessings of the God of Blessings, Hungry Ghost became as lucky as Hardcore Leveling Warrior so he became just as lucky.[3] Ten consecutive lucky coin buffs allowed Light's mana to exceed 9999 and go beyond the limits of a human thus becoming a transcendent being.[3]
An image of Hardcore Leveling Warrior was seen with 7 Lucky Coins when he was the Rank No.1 Player.[39] it is not known if this is the maximum amount he can use at a time or not.
Hardcore Leveling Warrior's body gave emitted a red glow when he flipped 3 Lucky Coins at the same time. It is unclear if this is specific to his character or if it applies to all gamblers.[21]
In Episode 126. the buffed sword attack Hardcore Leveling Warrior used to kill Lime may have been Lacerate but this is unconfirmed.
In Episode 133, it is implied that a Lucky Coin was involved with Secretary Park surviving Tempest's Self-Explosion (Holy Explosion). The exact nature of the buff or if there was even one is unclear.
In Episode 164, it seems like Hungry Ghost flipped multiple Lucky Coins. The actual effect is unclear and it is unclear if they were flicked by Light. This needs to be resolved by the author to get a clearer understanding.
There are some potential setting errors associated with the use of this skill.
In Episode 164, it looked like Hardcore Leveling Warrior flipped the Lucky Coin for Dark. It might be a setting error or Dark flipped it himself off-screen.
There might be a setting error with Light's usage of Lucky Coins. In Episode 134, Light needed 10 Lucky Coins to change to his Majin Form. In Episode 146, Light only used one Lucky Coin to transform into a Majin. In Episode 166, Light used 11 Lucky Coins to enter his Majin Form.
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