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📝 Special Statement

👑 Suit-Down Solitaire: The King-to-Ace Cohesion Challenge! 🃏🧠

This is a unique and challenging variant of solitaire, the Suit-Down Solitaire, where you are the Cohesion Commander, tasked with achieving perfect sequences under a specialized set of rules! 🚀

🎯 The Tableau's Primary Mandate: Suit-Down Assembly 👑

Your ultimate, non-negotiable goal is to build long sequences on the Tableau that descend In Suit from King all the way down to Ace (K, Q, J, 10... A). The ultimate goal is often to remove these completed sequences from play entirely, although this depends on the specific variant (like Spider Solitaire).

💡 The Cohesion Protocol: Moving Groups Regardless of Sequence 🔄

The unique strategic element is the Cohesion Protocol that governs the movement of groups:

• Group Movement: Groups of Cards can be moved together, Regardless of the Internal Sequence (i.e., the cards within the moving group do not need to be in sequential order or alternating color, only the card you are moving onto matters).
• The Top-Card Rule: The entire group can only be moved to a new stack if the Top Card of the Moving Group is Exactly 1 Lower in Value than the card you are moving the group to (e.g., you can move a group whose top card is a 7 onto an 8, regardless of the suits or the cards below the 7).

⛓️ The Suit-Building Exception 🌟

While the Cohesion Protocol allows for flexibility in group movement, the ultimate goal—creating a perfectly descending sequence in suit (K-to-A)—is what ultimately clears the game. You must strategically use the freedom of the Cohesion Protocol to uncover and position cards that allow you to finally build those critical, single-suit, descending sequences! #SuitDownSolitaire #CohesionChallenge #TableauTactics #KingToAce 🏆