Wild 1 Player TWIST SOLITAIRE User Manual

Wild 1 Player TWIST SOLITAIRE

Object

Move all cards into 4 suit-specific piles in ascending order from lowest (Ace) to highest (King) by following a strict pattern of play

Wild Cards Used

Setup

•  Use all 52 standard deck cards
•  Use these 3 Wild Twist Cards: 1 Wild, Wild Red, Wild Black
•  Remove these 5 Wild Twist Cards: 1 Wild, Wild Heart, Wild Spade, Wild Diamond, Wild Club Cards and set them aside. DO NOT USE.
•  Shuffle ALL cards including the 3 Wild Twist cards.
•  Deal out the Display: A series of 7 adjacent face-down piles from left to right as follows: 1 card, 2 cards, 3 cards, 4 cards, 5 cards, 6 cards, 7 cards
•  Flip the top card of each pile face-up.
•  Place the remaining cards in a deck near you FACE-DOWN.
•  Draw a hand of 3 cards, keeping them in the same order and arrangement they were drawn, and flip them FACE-UP, fanning them so you can see all three (3) cards.

Let’s Play

•  Remember, the goal is to eventually create four (4) new Suit Piles ascending from lowest (Ace) to highest (King).
•  In order to do that you will move cards from your Hand to either the Display or the Suit Piles and from the Display to the Suit Piles.
•  Your Hand, the Display, and the Suit Piles all follow different rules and may only be played to, and from, in the following ways:

Suit Piles

•  You can begin one of the four Suit Piles by moving an Ace face-up to an empty area above the display.
•  You can continue a Suit Pile by moving a card to it if it matches the suit of the pile and is EXACTLY 1 value higher than the topmost card of the pile.
•  You cannot move cards out of the Suit Piles.
•  You can NEVER move a Wild Card into a Suit Pile.

Display

•  You may move any of the topmost FACE-UP cards from the Display to start or continue a Suit Pile – following the rules for Suit Piles (above).
•  You may move any of the FACE-UP cards, along with all lower valued cards chained to it, from the Display to another FACE-UP card in the Display, adhering to the following rules:
•  The card moved must be of the opposing color of the topmost card of the column being played to AND must be EXACTLY 1 value higher than it.
•  EXAMPLE: To move a card onto a column ending with a 5 of Hearts, you can only play a 6 of either Spades or Clubs to continue the column.
•  Offset each card moved in this way, building a column that cascades downward, keeping the Suits and Values of each FACE-UP card in the column visible.
•  If you move a FACE-UP card from a column causing a face-down card to be the topmost card, flip it

FACE-UP.

•  If you move a FACE-UP card from a column causing the pile you moved it from to be empty you may:
•  Leave it empty OR
•  Move a FACE-UP King card from your Hand or the Display, along with all lower valued cards chained to it, to the empty spac
•  You can move a full Wild onto any of the topmost Display cards.
•  You can move a Wild Black card onto any of the topmost Red Display cards.
•  You can move a Wild Red card onto any of the topmost Black Display cards.
•  Wild cards are considered to have a value equal to EXACTLY 1 more than the topmost card in the column it is moved to.
•  Wild cards must remain where it was played until the following happens:
•  Another card has been chained atop it AND at some point revealed again so that it is the topmost card in its column. Once revealed, the Wild Card must immediately be removed from the game.

Hand

• You may move the topmost card from your Hand to either the Suit Piles or the Display – following the rules for each (above).
•  If you are able to move all of the FACE-UP cards in your hand in this way, draw 3 new cards and repeat the process.
•  If you are NOT able, or simply do not want, to move the topmost card in your hand, draw 3 new cards (remember to keep them in order) and place them FACE-UP atop the remaining FACE-UP cards in your hand – always keeping the top 3 cards fanned so that you can see their suits and values.

Winning / Losing:

If you cannot find a way to move any of the FACE-UP cards from your Hand or the Display, while adhering to all of the above rules, and the Suit Piles have not been completed then you lose the game – that’s okay try again. If you manage to move all of the cards into the four Suit Piles in ascending order from Ace to King you WIN!

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