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Salic Law

Game info: Faerie Queen type; 2 decks; no redeal

Object of the game: Move all the cards to the foundations.

Solitaire Rules

Any one King is removed from the deck and placed in the left of the first tableau pile.

Foundations (8 piles)

Build up regardless of suit from Ace to Jack (for example, a 2 can be played on an Ace).
The object of this game is to finish with a row of Jacks, a row of Queens and a row of Kings.

Tableau (8 columns)

Place cards on top of the first King until:
An Ace appears. This is placed on a foundations in the row above the Kings.
A Queen appears. She is placed in a row above the foundations (Aces). The Queens are dead cards with a purely decorative role and take no active part in the game.
Another King appears. It is placed to the right of the first King. Cards are then dealt and placed on the second King until a third King appears. Continue in the same way until the last King is dealt and the whole deck is laid out in 8 piles of varying lengths.
An uncovered King is the equivalent of a temporary space and any available card may be placed on it.
The top card of each pile is available for play to the foundations or to an uncovered King.
No building on the tableau.

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