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Mistral Le Chat (LLM AI) was used in the editing process of the translation into English.

© 2026 by Oliver Loh – copy for review and improvement discussion purposes only. I am not affiliated with Goodman Games. This class is not an official DCC / Goodman games product and not endorsed by Goodman Games.

Luckmonger

The luckmonger is as close as halfling culture comes to a priesthood, though there is no formal organization to tend to their spiritual needs. Instead, luckmongers are halflings blessed by the goddess of Luck, dwelling in a reclusive cloister on a remote island in the shire. Their order, numbering fewer than a hundred, contemplates fate, chance, and the whims of mortality. Occasionally, a luckmonger feels the call to wander, and the order’s superiors open the sanctum, allowing the halfling to descend into caves filled with sulfurous fumes. At the end of this trial, a portal hurls the luckmonger into a scene deemed worthy of the Lady’s interference. Left to their own devices, they must then decipher her will

Unfinished version for discussion purposes, untested version. If used in game, please don't drink and drive. Thanks.

What you get

In it you find:

Luckmonger, a DCC fan-made class with all the typical whistles and bells and:

• halfling cleric mix
• luck focused magic user
• special twist on devine aid (chance-based)
• hex instead of turn unholy based on turn unholy
• Blessing always a spell for the luckmonger / instead of lay on hands
• An adapted version of the disapproval table
• A separate spell table for luckmongers
• New spells:

    First level:

• Change of luck (move the luck score)
• Luck of thieves (temporarily gain the luck mechanic of thieves)
• Transfer luck (temporarily give luck like halflings)

    Second level:

• Charge with fleeting luck (empower a mundane weapon with a pool of fleeting luck)
• Cleanse luck (cleanse loss of luck from one transgression)
• Chance's master (secure improbable support)
• Lucky charm (create a lucky charm to aid in saving throws)
• Game mastery (influence one moment of a game of chance)

    Third level:

• Tempt fate (maybe prevent a disastrous event)
• Remove luck (temporarily lower enemies' stats)

    Level four:

• Restore luck (restore luck stat to former value)
• Serendipity (make some very unlikely thing happen)

    Level five:

• Cheat fate
• Percive the board (get a glimse at the Gods' current affairs)
• High score (change the luck stat back to the original value)