Pegasus
| Name | Pegasus |
|---|---|
| Type | Character |
| Description | # Each of your Expeditions [Ascends].# When #both of your Expeditions# move forward [due to Ascension] — #You win the game.# |
| Flavor | Even one life saved is a victory for us! |
| Set | Roots of Corruption #OR-115-R2 |
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| Image |  Download image |
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About Pegasus
Pegasus, Character, first released in September 2026 in the set Roots of Corruption.
Pegasus belongs in a Muna deck built to advance both expeditions consistently—especially a low-curve, mana-ramping list that can establish favorable board states on both sides, then use Pegasus as a five-mana finisher once Ascension will move each expedition forward; it is poor in decks that routinely concede one expedition or cannot reliably reach five mana on schedule. Its effect is uniquely powerful because it turns a simultaneous two-expedition Ascension into an immediate win, so it is not simply replaceable by a card that offers more stats or ordinary expedition progress; however, dedicated Ascension enablers and cheaper cards that secure both expeditions are generally better earlier in the game, while Pegasus is the payoff rather than the engine. It should see play as a one- or two-copy finisher in a focused dual-expedition Ascension strategy, but not as a generic five-drop in Muna decks.
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Frequently asked questions about Pegasus
What type of card is Pegasus?
Pegasus is a Character card in Altered.
What is the effect of Pegasus?
#{J} Each of your Expeditions [Ascends].# When #both of your Expeditions# move forward [due to Ascension] — #You win the game.#
What is the original set of Pegasus?
Pegasus was first released in the set Roots of Corruption.
What is the legality of Pegasus?
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Pegasus can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.