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The deity responsible for situations that are determined largely by luck, chance, or randomness in online games. Derived from RNG, which means "random number generator."
"Praise RNGesus, my Mad Bomber just kills all of his minions" (Hearthstone).
rngesus by jrad115 January 10, 2014
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yo zack is literally the embodiment of rngesus with his insane luck.
RNGesus by Rngesushimself September 18, 2023
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The one and only TRUE god of random number generation, who decides on all matters relating to 'skill' based moves, abilities, critical hits, dice rolls and many other delectable goodies.
Non-Believer: "Man, I have hit her six times and haven't got a critical hit!"
Disciple: "Should of prayed to RNGsus..."

Disgruntled player: " 17% chance of a bash and he does it three times in a row!"
Converted servant: " RNGsus is on his side!"
RNGsus by PsychoSi May 18, 2017
Slang; a pun of RNG and Jesus, used when an RNG (random possibility) object gives the very best, very worst, or weirdest possible result out of a nearly-endless pool of possibilities.
example: "RNGsus!! Why do my opponents keep getting critical hits on me but never get any on then?!?"
RNGsus by HyperChu July 10, 2016
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