The intricate mechanics of lucky hit in Diablo 4, particularly in the context of skills like the Druid's Lightning Storm and accompanying effects such as Earthen Might, have prompted a closer examination of their practicality and impact on gameplay . The question arises: Is lucky hit as underwhelming as it appears to be? Consider a scenario where a skill, such as the aforementioned Lightning Storm, boasts a lucky hit chance of 15%. Accompanying this skill is an effect, say Earthen Might, with a lucky hit proc chance of 5%. To ensure that every hit of Lightning Storm triggers Earthen Might, an astronomical +13,233% lucky hit chance modifier across gear and paragon is deemed necessary. However, the reality is that even with a dedicated focus on lucky hit chance and lucky hit chance with barrier, the combined maximum theoretical value for these modifiers hovers around +130%. This glaring disparity prompts a reevaluation of the viability of lucky hit builds. Sacrificing substantial dam...