Pegasus Refuge

A token engine built on the principle of converting dead cards into bodies, one at a time, fed by mana and a hand worth emptying. Discarding a card alongside the two mana is the throttle: each Pegasus costs you something in hand, which means the engine never spirals the way a free token generator would. Instead of asking what you can do with extra cards, it asks what you can do with cards you no longer want: lands you have drawn one too many of, situational answers gone stale, anything that has outlived its usefulness. The output is modest by design, a simple 1/1 flier with no rider or upside, because the value lives in the conversion rate rather than the unit. The ability is untapped and unconditional, so it comes online the moment the enchantment resolves, given the mana and the spare card; what it lacks is not speed but a ceiling, since it grinds out one flier per activation and stalls the instant your hand runs dry. The math favors a board already tilted in your direction rather than one you are clawing back from, turning a flooded late game into incremental pressure. A patient enchantment from an era when card advantage was measured in single increments rather than fistfuls, and when a flier a turn could genuinely close a game.