In D&D there is no skill like luck

(Verse 1) In the realm of rolling dice, where fate's hand is king, There lived an adventurer, luck in everything. No traps too cunning, no foe too slick, With a roll of the dice, he'd escape every trick. (Chorus) Oh, the lucky one, with dice so fine, No skill, no plan, just fate's design. In every tavern, they'd sing and say, "Here comes the hero, luck's child, hooray!" (Verse 2) The dragons roared, the dungeons deep, But his rolls were high, his fortune steep. The party marveled, the enemies frowned, For with every throw, his luck was sound. (Chorus) Oh, the lucky one, with dice so fine, No skill, no plan, just fate's design. In every battle, with every cast, His luck would hold, his fate steadfast. (Verse 3) No need for tactics, no plans in his mind, Just throw the dice, and leave skill behind. The cleric prays, the fighter swings, But he just rolls, and fate brings... (Chorus) Oh, the lucky one, with dice divine, No need for skill, no need to align. With every challenge, with every foe, He rolls a twenty, and on he goes. (Verse 4) The puzzles complex, the riddles tight, But his luck's so strong, he gets them right. No study, no practice, no learning curve, Just natural twenties, what a nerve! (Chorus) Oh, the lucky one, with dice divine, No need for skill, no need to align. In every dungeon, with every trap, He rolls a twenty, in a snap. (Outro) So here's to the hero, with fortune's kiss, May your luck stay true, may you never miss. But remember this tale, when you roll the die, It's not just luck, but how you try.