1R: filter by 5×5 → 2–3R: check for high-value collectibles → later rounds: bet steadily
By Spec · 9/6/26
Character
Tool
Mega Quality Max cost 100,000
Collectible (Special)
Quality (Mega)
Size (Mega)
Collectible (Mega)
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In 1R, use Collectible (Special) to check the board size first. The Pendragon (Pendragon Model, the 20M jackpot red) is 5×5, so if a collectible 4×5 or smaller shows up, there is no Pendragon on this board — drop it right away. If it passes the 5×5 check, in 2R detect the top-priced collectible to see whether a high-value one is likely. If the board turns out smaller, or a high-value collectible looks unlikely, drop in 2R. In 3R, narrow the candidates once more with red detection or the character's collectible-reveal ability. If it's confirmed there is no high-value collectible, drop in 3R. If the board survives 3R, lock in color + silhouette in 4R to check the remaining candidates, and if conditions look good, bet steadily through 5R without any extra tools.
Strategy in one line: rather than blindly rerolling for the Pendragon from 1R, use the information each round gives you to filter out low-value boards step by step.
Terms
- 팬드런 / 팬드
- Pendragon run — boards played only to land the Pendragon Model (the 20M jackpot red, 5×5). "팬드" is short for Pendragon.
- 쇼부
- All-in — deciding the board early with one big bid.
- 리세마라
- Reroll — dropping boards and re-queuing until a promising one comes up.
- 영마
- Eternal Heart — short for 영원한 마음, the 1.31M one-slot red.
- 상자
- "Box" — here it means the Old Briefcase (3×2 red, about 578k).