Pendragon Run (Edgar)

PearlAll-inHigh risk, high returnHigh fundsVerified version: 1.4Updated 10/30/26Try it in Auction Simulator →Try it in Reroll mode →

In one line

If the largest collectible is on the empty-slot side, use the Special in 1R; otherwise save it — a 5×5 empty slot means a Pendragon candidate · a 4×4 as the largest means a Koi candidate

Character

Device

Mega Rarity Max cost 100,000

Collectible (Special)

Rarity (Mega)

Size (Mega)

Collectible (Mega)

Gold count

Price mind gameItem ×

Click a block with a folded corner to view its note · hover to light up its path

Practice reroll routes in Reroll mode first

This route folds early on boards with no high-value piece and queues again. In Reroll mode your Assets carry over from match to match, so the entry fee and device restock for every board you fold stay on the books — a good way to check whether the route actually pays.

When you win the Red you were after, keep it in the Vault and put it on the Display Case to earn hourly income every hour on the hour — like a savings account, and you can still sell it for its full price at any time.

Try it in Reroll mode →

Round flow

Read from the 1R board picture whether the largest collectible is on the empty-slot side and decide on Collectible (Special) → narrow down the big red spots with Rarity (Mega) · Size (Mega) → an Expert-level Mega Rarity Edgar strategy that goes for the Pendragon, the Koi and the Luminous Goblet

Pros

+You know the size of every White, Green and Blue, so in 1R you can tell in advance whether Collectible (Special) will land on the empty-slot side (purple, gold, red) — few wasted Specials.
+If the empty slots hold a 5×5 spot, it's one of three — the Pendragon (20.17M) · Little Oink Bank · Orrery — and one Special settles it.
+On a board where a 4×4 is the largest, the Special can land on a Golden Koi Statue (22.67M) (rare).

Cons

−It's the Mega Rarity kit (100k) — most boards have no jackpot, so the item cost is heavy.
−If the Definitely-Fished-This-Myself Fish (blue 5×5) or a 4×5 gold (Giovanni · Flatbread) is the largest, the Special is wasted — save the Special on those boards.
−Once a jackpot shows, others follow with big bids too — you need ample funds to hold it to the end.

Recommended conditions

Pearl Hall · plenty of funds · Expert skill · total assets 100M+ (Roadmap step 5 — Deep dive). In 1R, use the board picture to tell whether the largest collectible is on the empty-slot side — if so, the Special; if not, Rarity (Mega) first. Once a jackpot is confirmed, hold it to the end within the board value. Don't use Gold count.

Details

Collectible (Special) reveals the identity of the single collectible with the most cells on the board. Edgar sees every White, Green and Blue silhouette at the start, so by comparing the largest of those three with the largest shape that can fit in the empty slots (where the purples, golds and reds sit), you know in 1R which side the Special will land on.

5×5 (25 cells) — red Pendragon Model (20.17M) · Little Oink Bank (500k) · gold Orrery (50k) · blue Definitely-Fished-This-Myself Fish (10k). If the Fish shows, the Special may land on it, so save it. 4×5 (20 cells) — gold Giovanni's Gilded Statue (270k) · Flatbread (200k). If the empty slots trace a 4×5 and there's no 5×5 spot, the Special lands on a gold — don't use it. 4×4 (16 cells) — red Golden Koi Statue (22.67M) · K01 Model · Whalesong · gold Crimson Call · green M1000 Model (Edgar already knows it). If a 4×4 is the largest on the board, the Koi can come up (rare).

1R — decide whether to use the Special. 2R — red cells with Rarity (Mega) · 3R — big red shapes with Size (Mega) · 4R — confirm identities with Collectible (Mega). Don't use Gold count — read the gold value from the gold cells Rarity (Mega) shows and the empty-slot shapes.