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Hour of Fortune Wheel of Destiny — Morimens

SSR wheel with the Sigil Yield attribute, Ryker's signature. Effect at every ascension rank, main stat growth to E15 and the Traphase card it deals.

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Hour of Fortune Wheel of Destiny for Morimens, with its main stat growth, effect at every ascension rank, Traphase card, and signature Awakener.

Hour of Fortune

Hour of Fortune

SSR Sigil Yield 10.8% Chaos
Signature wheel of Ryker Ryker

Effect

Values run across the 4 ascension ranks, from unascended to maximum.

: At the start of battle, the Crit. Rate of the wielder's Command Cards +3% for each Relic acquired.
After the wielder Exalts, roll a 4-sided die; they gain +X% Temp. Crit. DMG & X Aliemus, where X is 3/4/5/6 times the result. If the result is 4 or higher, also grant other Awakeners half of this effect.

Main Stat

Sigil Yield grows one step a level from E4 up to E15.

Unenhanced
10.8%
Per level from E4
+0.9%
At E15
21.6%

Traphase Card

Equipping the wheel deals this card into the Traphase hand.

Hour of Fortune

Cost 1
: After "Exalt," draw 1 card, prioritize "Skill" cards. If a "Skill" is drawn, place 2 copies of it into hand.

Lore

Follow the Taym downstream, turn right onto Beckman Street, walk about a hundred feet, and you'll find the "Ryker Detective Agency" tucked in an unassuming corner. Despite being Londinium's most successful detective agency, it has no bookshelves crammed with professional tomes, no walls plastered with clippings, and certainly no elegant afternoon tea. Most likely, you'll only find an "Back Soon" sign on the door and a tired old dog curled up beside it. If you're lucky, on a clear Sunday morning, you might catch the famous detective returning from a night of drinking. He is fresh from a gambling table, his pockets nearly empty, and that's when you can throw him any requests: finding a lost cat, rescuing a mother who joined a cult, gathering evidence of an affair... If you've got the fee, he'll take the case. "I enjoy those moments right before death, and that's why I was born to be a gambler." "And a detective? I must say, I don't see how finding a cat relates to dying." "No, you don't get it... The search for truth is captivating in itself—big case or small. It's like..." "Like heading to a date with death."