The Fearamid has nine Lucky Dice for Fatemakers to find in Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, and they can all be found during the initial playthrough.

In Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, there are nine Lucky Dice locations that Fatemakers can find in The Fearamid. The Fearamid is the fortress of the Dragon Lord, and the reason why there are only nine Lucky Dice scattered across the region is because of its relatively small size compared to most other regions in the game. Fortunately, all of the Lucky Dice can be found during the initial playthrough, though they're hidden quite well on the map.

There are a total of 260 Lucky Dice in the game, and finding all of them will help players get Legendary Loot fast in Tiny Tina's Wonderlands. By finding all of the Lucky Dice in the game, players will have their Luck stat increased by a permanent 35%. This increase stacks on top of others, such as the Luck increase after finding every piece to the Shrine of Aaron G, increases in the Luck skill through the Druid constellation, and any benefit from a piece of gear such as an Amulet.

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Once all of the Lucky Dice have been found, Fatemakers can effectively grind for Legendary Loot by participating in the Chaos Chamber. The Chaos Chamber is an endgame activity where Fatemakers must complete a randomized dungeon, full of different enemies, challenges, and bosses during each run. At the end of the dungeon, players will be brought to a reward room where they can spend the Crystals they earned to farm for Legendary Loot. This makes the Chaos Chamber one of the best postgame activities in Tiny Tina's Wonderlands.

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Tiny Tina's Wonderlands is available on Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PS4, PS5, and PC via the Epic Games Store.

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