Origins TCG
Translated automatically from Spanish: card names stay in English, as in the game. Original text (Spanish) →
Game plan
The Pegasus [Move Deck] is a deck built around positional control, mobility and tempo. Its main goal isn't just to win head-on fights, but to constantly throw the opponent off by shifting units from one lane to another, dodging enemy blocks and taking advantage of win conditions based on spatial control and tactical surprises.
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Win rate in recorded games
50% over 2 games · patch EA · 4 Nov
Legendary
Base cards 12 × 2
- Defense Matrix. Mana 1.
- Stroke of Midnight. Mana 1.
- Twister Toss. Mana 1.
- Card Soldier. Mana 2. 3 Power, 1 Health.
- Roo. Mana 2. 2 Power, 4 Health.
- Ali Baba. Mana 3. 2 Power, 3 Health.
- En Passant. Mana 3.
- Flying Monkey. Mana 3. 4 Power, 1 Health.
- Kanga. Mana 3. 2 Power, 3 Health.
- Pegasus. Mana 3. 2 Power, 4 Health.
- Wicked Witch of the West. Mana 3. 1 Power, 5 Health.
- Lancelot. Mana 4. 4 Power, 4 Health.
Deck composition
Computed on all 25 cards in play.
Average cost
2.5
Playable by turn 3
22
cards (cost 3 or less)
Total power
43
per unit 2.5
Total health
53
per unit 3.1
Card types
17 units · 8 spells
Cost ≤2 10 · Cost 3–4 15 · Cost 5+ 0
- Land of Oz7
- Hundred Acre Wood4
- Other4
- Arabian Nights2
- Arthurian legend2
- Fairy tales2
- Myth & folklore2
- Wonderland2
3 base cards share Dorothy's saga.
- Move ×17
- Buff ×6
- Self Buff ×3
- Add ×2
- Deal Damage ×2
- Debuff ×2
- On Reveal ×2
- Return ×2
- Shield ×2
- Summon ×2
Top end: Dorothy (4) · Cheapest: Defense Matrix (1)
Win rate
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Guide
Strengths
-Unpredictable mobility: By forcing constant changes of lane and position, you disrupt your opponent's reads, forcing them to spend resources on the wrong slots.
-Excellent tactical flexibility: Cards like En Passant and Twister Toss offer unique dynamic answers that change the course of a lane right in the middle of simultaneous resolution.
-Good control synergy: You have solid defensive tools (Defense Matrix) that mitigate damage while your mobile units dictate the pace of the game.
Weaknesses
-Complex planning curve: It requires calculating the simultaneous turns very carefully; if your move effects fail or the opponent guesses your rotations, your units can end up exposed and isolated.
-Vulnerable to massive area damage: Movement-oriented units usually depend on specific synergies and can struggle against decks that wipe entire boards indiscriminately.
-Less raw direct power early on: Since it focuses on displacing and confusing, you may have trouble stopping excessively aggressive starts (rushdown) if you don't draw your defensive answers in time.
Mulligan
-Prioritize early mobility: Look for low-cost cards like Roo, Card Soldier or early support pieces like Twister Toss to make sure you control the flow of movement from turn one.
-Mulligan in the opening hand: Avoid keeping too many copies of high-cost spells or closer cards (Stroke of Midnight, Lancelot) on the first turn, since you need to build your board and your movement options progressively.
Key combos and lines
-The En Passant bluff: Move or make your opponent believe you'll defend a specific lane, and use En Passant to punish their positioning the moment they move their key unit.
-Aerial/Movement synergy: Combine Pegasus's ability with Flying Monkey to leap over the opponent's blocked lanes, attacking directly the zones where the opponent has no presence.
-Defensive control: Sync up Kanga alongside Defense Matrix to make sure your key units withstand the punishment of lane trades and survive to score
Matchups
-Favored vs. Static Decks / Heavy Control:How to play it: You have every advantage in terms of agility. Since the opponent anchors themselves to defending fixed positions, your movement mechanics (Twister Toss, Pegasus) will let you dodge their defenses and strike where they have no presence.
-Challenging vs. Hyper-aggressive Decks (fast-deployment Aggro):How to play it: You have to play very reactively. Use your redirection tools to keep the opponent from consolidating massive damage in a single lane and survive to the mid phase, where your tactical superiority will start to make the difference.
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