Joining Fates
| Name | Joining Fates |
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| Type | Spell |
| Description | [[Fleeting]]. You may immediately play a Character for |
| Flavor | "Be united in the Musubi." |
| Set | Skybound Odyssey #MU-081-C |
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About Joining Fates
Joining Fates, Spell, designed by None first released in September 2026 in the set Skybound Odyssey.
Joining Fates best fits a late-game combo or control deck built around expensive, high-impact Characters—especially Characters costing 7 or more with powerful play effects—because it effectively converts seven mana into a free Companion Expedition deployment while temporarily preserving that Character through Rest; however, it is extremely narrow, costs seven mana itself, is Fleeting, requires a suitable Character in hand, and does little when drawn without the right target. In most competitive decks, cheaper ramp or reliable card-advantage cards are better because they provide value without requiring a specific expedition and do not leave you spending an entire turn on a setup spell; cards such as Mana Channeling or other cost-reduction/ramp effects are generally preferable unless your deck is specifically designed around repeatedly cheating out large Companion Characters. Joining Fates should therefore see play only as a deliberate build-around or finisher in a high-cost Companion-fo

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Frequently asked questions about Joining Fates
What type of card is Joining Fates?
Joining Fates is a Spell card in Altered altered.
What is the effect of Joining Fates?
[[Fleeting]]. You may immediately play a Character for {7} less in your Companion Expedition. It gains [[Anchored]]. (During Rest, it doesn't go to Reserve and it loses Anchored.)
What is the original set of Joining Fates?
Joining Fates was first released in the set Skybound Odyssey.
What is the legality of Joining Fates?
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Joining Fates can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.