Katrina Rosales
Luck Incense is a consumable item that appears in several video games, including Pokémon and Megami Tensei. Its effects vary depending on the game. In Pokémon, Luck Incense doubles the dream shards and prize money players receive. It also has a breeding effect, causing Chansey and Blissey to produce Happiny eggs. In Megami Tensei, Luck Incense increases a human or demon's Luck stat and restores their HP and MP. Luck Incense can be obtained in-game through various methods, such as purchasing, defeating enemies, or finding them in specific locations.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Effect on prize money | Doubles the prize money received from a trainer battle |
| Effect on Pokémon breeding | Causes Chansey and Blissey to produce Happiny eggs when left in the Pokémon Day Care holding the item |
| Effect on dream shards | Doubles the dream shards received for sleeping |
| Effect on carry limit | Increases the carry limit of Pokémon |
| Effect on Luck stat | Increases the Luck stat of humans and demons |
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Luck Incense and prize money
Luck Incense is an item that can be held by a Pokémon. If a Pokémon holding the Luck Incense takes part in a battle, the prize money received will be doubled. It should be noted that if additional Pokémon enter the battle holding Luck Incense or Amulet Coin, the prize money will not be further increased.
To maximise the effects of the Luck Incense, a trainer should ensure that at least one Pokémon is holding the item before entering a battle. This will ensure that any prize money earned will be doubled.
It is also worth noting that Luck Incense has an additional effect when given to Chansey or Blissey. If either of these Pokémon hold the item and are left in the Pokémon Day Care, they will produce Happiny eggs.
The Luck Incense is a valuable tool for any Pokémon trainer looking to increase their earnings from trainer battles. By strategically using this item, trainers can maximise their prize money and gain a significant advantage in the game.
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Luck Incense and Pokémon breeding
Luck Incense is a highly desirable item in Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl that can affect the amount of prize money received from a battle. If a Pokémon holding the Luck Incense takes part in a trainer battle, the prize money earned will be doubled. However, if the Pokémon with the Luck Incense is in the party but does not participate in the battle, the effect will not take place. The Luck Incense has the same in-battle effect as the Amulet Coin in Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl, but the two items cannot be stacked for a greater effect.
The Luck Incense also has a breeding effect. If either parent of a pairing in Pokémon Day Care or the Pokémon Nursery that would produce a Chansey Egg holds a Luck Incense, a Happiny Egg is produced instead. This is because all Chansey and Blissey are female Pokémon, so any Pokémon that can breed with them will produce a Happiny Egg.
In Pokémon Sword and Shield, the Luck Incense can be purchased from the Hulbury Incense Merchant for ₽11,000. In Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl, it can be found inside the Ravaged Path, the cave north of Jubilife City. Before entering the cave, players will need to find Surf and be able to use it outside of battle.
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Luck Incense and dream shards
Luck Incense is an item in Pokémon Sleep that doubles the number of Dream Shards you receive through sleep research. The number of Dream Shards you receive is related to the Pokémon you find, which is based on your Drowsy Power. As the last day of the week, your Drowsy Power will be maxed out, so using Luck Incense that night will get you more than using it any other day of the week. Luck Incense can be purchased for 150 Diamonds in the General Store in the Shop menu.
Luck Incense can also be obtained as part of the Holiday 2023 Bundles S, M, and L, which were available beginning December 17, 2023, at 4:00 a.m. local time. These bundles also include Dream Clusters, which can be exchanged for Dream Shards. The higher your level, the more Dream Shards you will receive when exchanging Dream Clusters, so it is beneficial to save them until you have levelled up.
The effects of Luck Incense stack with the effects of the Holiday 2023 — Dream Shard Research event, multiplying the number of Dream Shards by four. Additionally, Luck Incense doubles the prize money received from a trainer battle if the holder takes part. However, using additional Pokémon holding Luck Incense or Amulet Coin does not further increase the money received.
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Luck Incense in Megami Tensei
Luck Incense, usually shortened to Lck Incense, is a recurring consumable item in the Megami Tensei series. Its effects vary across different games in the franchise.
In Shin Megami Tensei, Luck Incense increases a human's Luck stat by one. In Shin Megami Tensei IV and IV Apocalypse, it increases either the protagonist's or their demons' Luck stats by 3. Using them also restores all of the user's HP and, in some games, MP. In Apocalypse, a "Small" variant of Luck Incense was introduced, which lacks the medicinal properties of the regular variant and raises the Luck stat by just 1. In Shin Megami Tensei V / Vengeance, Luck Incense can be used to increase a demon's Luck stat by 1, but it cannot be used on the Nahobino, as they have their own variant in Luck Balm. In Giten Megami Tensei: Tokyo Mokushiroku, Luck Incense can be used to increase the Luck stat by 1, but only when at the healing springs.
In Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE, Luck Incense improves a Mirage Master's Luck ranking. Unlike other Incenses, the usage of Luck Incense does not carry over into New Game Plus runs due to it being a ranking system and not a traditional point system. In Persona 5 Strikers, Luck Incense can be obtained as random drops from Treasure Demons, Request-specific Shadows, and boss rematches. They can also be obtained as general post-battle spoils on Merciless Difficulty. In Persona 5 Royal, the variations of Luck Incense include Incense LU, Ambergris LU, and Nirvana LU.
Luck Incense can be obtained in various ways depending on the game. In Shin Megami Tensei V / Vengeance, Luck Incense can be found inside Treasure Boxes in the overworld or obtained randomly after defeating demons. In the original Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne, Luck Incense could be obtained as a reward from Lucky Tickets. In Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE, Luck Incense may be found while scouting search points in certain areas, as long as the protagonist has a quest navigator. In New Game Plus files of Persona 5 Strikers, they can be bought from Sophia's Shop for ¥200,000 each (or ¥80,000 during a sale).
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Luck Incense in Persona 5 Strikers
In Persona 5 Strikers, Luck Incense is used to increase a playable character's Luck stat. Incense is a special type of item in the series that increases a character's stats, with the amount of boost varying between games. In Persona 5 Strikers, incenses do not restore HP or SP, but they do take into account the new max HP/SP totals and increase a character's current HP/SP stock. Luck Incense specifically boosts a selected character's Luck stat by 1.
Incenses are typically rare and can be obtained as chest rewards, drops from special enemies, or as rewards from Requests. In the Shin Megami Tensei games, only humans could use incenses, and they served as medicinal items, acting as full HP/MP restoratives or just HP restoratives. However, in Persona 5 Strikers, incenses can only be used outside of combat, and they do not restore HP or SP.
In addition to Luck Incense, there are other types of incenses in the game, such as HP Incense, SP Incense, Power Incense, Magic Incense, Guard Incense, and Speed Incense, each providing specific stat boosts to the character.
Players can farm for incenses in Persona 5 Strikers by defeating certain enemies, such as Treasure Demons and the Reaper, who provide a significant number of incenses per fight.
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Frequently asked questions
Luck Incense is a consumable item that can be used to increase a character's luck.
Luck Incense doubles the prize money received from a trainer battle if the Pokémon holding it takes part in the battle. It also causes Chansey and Blissey to produce Happiny eggs when left in the Pokémon Day Care holding the item.
Luck Incense, also known as Lck Incense, increases a human's Luck stat by one. It also restores all of the user's HP and MP, though in Apocalypse, this was changed to just HP.
Luck Incense, or Lck Incense, improves a Mirage Master's Luck ranking. Luck Incense may be found while scouting search points in certain areas, or purchased from Sophia's Shop in New Game Plus files of Persona 5 Strikers.
