Chance

Chance is a Tier Four with natural strategic affinity. She was one of the several beings affected by the curse of the Great War, and was unable to interact with any other cursed individuals without risking death. However, the curse has begun to fade, leaving Chance free to meddle once again. Chance is the wife of The Legend, and the mother of Legend and Luke.

Chance's calculating nature is often masked by her whimsical personality, and like her husband, is drawn to strategic games. However, Chance is more willing to take risks and gamble with her odds of victory, often to a fault. She has immense skill in reading the intentions of others and is a master at poker variants. Chance normally takes a friendly approach to allies and enemies alike, enjoying conflicts for the sake of the game; she appears to open up to others without much pressure, and seems unconcerned with how she's perceived.

Abilities
Strategic Genius: Early in life, Chance developed a remarkable skill to calculate odds. She became a statistics expert at a young age, and invested excessive amounts of time gambling when first introduced to casinos. Knowing that consistently optimal plays would eventually result in getting blacklisted, she began making riskier bets and grew to love high-stakes games of chance.

Anthroposcopy: Chance was born with an uncanny ability to read others based on their expressions, decisions, and gait. Growing up, her gift of interpreting the motives of others was mistaken for mind reading, which opened up additional opportunities in the way of education. Chance uses her skill in conjunction with her strategic talent to predict and counter her opponents in a variety of games. Her adeptness in person-reading exceeds that of even The Legend's.

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History
Little is known about Chance's history at this time.

Chance will occasionally use the moniker "Queen of Clubs." If in need of a shorter pseudonym, she'll opt to go by "Clover" instead. In her own words, "Everyone wants love, money, and power. But nobody asked to be a clover that only ever had three leaves."