stepsRecord a roll without inventing odds
Keep the source, label and date together. This makes a rare-looking result useful without turning an update-sensitive screen into a permanent probability claim.
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Read the shown label
Use the exact rarity displayed by the current game.
- 2
Note the roll source
Different roll or luck states should not be mixed silently.
- 3
Check the Index
Use the account's current discovery view for recognition.
- 4
Test in Garden
Confirm whether the result improves the work the garden needs.
tableSeparate three different questions
Odds, rarity and production value can move together, but one does not prove the other.
| Question | Safe evidence | Do not assume |
|---|
| How rare is it? | Current in-game label or odds display | An old percentage remains current |
| Can luck help? | Current official benefit and live interface | An unverified exact group percentage |
| Is it useful? | Placement, Crop and sale result | Every rarer Gnome is automatically best |
Current luck evidence
Group membership is associated with a luck benefit in the collected evidence. The exact amount conflicts across sources, so this guide does not publish a fixed percentage.
Confirmed direction
The group benefit is described as improving luck.
Withheld number
No exact percentage is presented until the current game or creator source resolves it.
Details you can use now
Rarity label
A current-game classification for the roll result.
Luck state
A condition that may influence rolls and must be read in the current version.
Check these values before spending
- Exact roll probabilities and the exact group luck amount remain unverified or update-sensitive.
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