Good luck charm
The term good luck charm referred to a person or item whose presence was believed to bring luck to a crew or an individual.

Shortly after meeting Harry Kim in 2371, Tom Paris warned the ensign that he was not exactly a good luck charm and advised Kim to listen to those who had warned him to avoid hanging out with Paris. ()

Alexander Rozhenko was considered a good luck charm by the crew of the , who he claimed felt more safe the more mistakes he made. ()

According to Neelix, an old space-faring tradition among Talaxians was the belief that if a Talaxian Furfly stowed away aboard one's ship, that "it was a sign of good fortune." ()

See also
Fetish

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