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I decided to test absolute defense against true luck. There was a comment that absolute defense completely negates the elf's true luck, along with the luck from the skill tree and any other additional luck (logically, the chance of success increases to 100% with Absolute Defense, but the dwarves' Absolute Defense provides a 100% guarantee that there will be no luck), which I basically agreed with, but after finishing the test, I saw that this is not the case. To avoid being unsubstantiated, I am attaching a screenshot.