The goddess of fortune and luck found in various mythological traditions is known as Fortuna in Roman mythology and Tyche in Greek mythology. Both deities embody the concepts of chance and fate, influencing the lives of individuals and communities. Fortuna is often depicted with a cornucopia symbolizing abundance, while Tyche is shown with a rudder representing control over fortune. Their duality serves to remind people that luck can be unpredictable and that fortune's favor can change swiftly. These figures emphasize the importance of hope and the human response to the uncertainties of life.