I Put Every Point Into Luck 2
(2026)(The second book in the I Put Every Point Into Luck series)
A novel by Scott Dressur
Cade Mirewood survived the Ashenmere, killed something that should not have been killable, and somehow became a legend.
Unfortunately, legends attract attention.
And armies.
And apparently an entire nation built around stealing people’s futures.
The Veyran Dominion doesn’t just enslave its prisoners. It harvests their probability—the lives they might have lived, the skills they might have gained, the people they might have become—and turns all of it into power.
Which is a slight problem for a Herald of Luck.
Especially when the Dominion has a Titan-Marshal whose entire ability set can be summarized as: No, your luck doesn’t work here.
Cade is still doing what he does best: putting every single stat point into Luck and trusting that eventually the universe will admit this was a reasonable decision.
So far, the universe remains unconvinced.
To break the Dominion, Cade will need more than impossible odds. He’ll need new abilities, stronger summons, a rebellion willing to follow him, and four companions who are rapidly becoming far more dangerous than anyone—including Cade—expected.
Because this time, the answer isn’t becoming the strongest person on the battlefield.
It’s becoming something stronger than one person.
More progression. More impossible abilities. More catastrophically irresponsible probability manipulation.
I Put Every Point Into Luck 2 continues the isekai progression LitRPG adventure with escalating stats, evolving classes, tactical battles, found-family teamwork, ridiculous luck, and a hero discovering that sometimes the best way to beat impossible odds is to cheat at mathematics.
Genre: Fantasy
Unfortunately, legends attract attention.
And armies.
And apparently an entire nation built around stealing people’s futures.
The Veyran Dominion doesn’t just enslave its prisoners. It harvests their probability—the lives they might have lived, the skills they might have gained, the people they might have become—and turns all of it into power.
Which is a slight problem for a Herald of Luck.
Especially when the Dominion has a Titan-Marshal whose entire ability set can be summarized as: No, your luck doesn’t work here.
Cade is still doing what he does best: putting every single stat point into Luck and trusting that eventually the universe will admit this was a reasonable decision.
So far, the universe remains unconvinced.
To break the Dominion, Cade will need more than impossible odds. He’ll need new abilities, stronger summons, a rebellion willing to follow him, and four companions who are rapidly becoming far more dangerous than anyone—including Cade—expected.
Because this time, the answer isn’t becoming the strongest person on the battlefield.
It’s becoming something stronger than one person.
More progression. More impossible abilities. More catastrophically irresponsible probability manipulation.
I Put Every Point Into Luck 2 continues the isekai progression LitRPG adventure with escalating stats, evolving classes, tactical battles, found-family teamwork, ridiculous luck, and a hero discovering that sometimes the best way to beat impossible odds is to cheat at mathematics.
Genre: Fantasy
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