Complete Pagoda when all twelve foundations complete their rising and setting passes through each suit. The engine checks the full special-deck partition and terminal rule rather than a visual approximation.
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Complete Pagoda when all twelve foundations complete their rising and setting passes through each suit. The engine checks the full special-deck partition and terminal rule rather than a visual approximation.
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Pagoda uses the independently implemented Pagoda PySolFC 3.6.1 fixed rules v1 profile (R927). Pagoda is an independently versioned browser card game defined by this source-audited rule: Twenty single-card pagoda reserves and a four-card waste feed twelve month-fixed foundations whose exact rank contour descends from three to zero, repeats zero, then rises to three.
Pagoda reconstructs its special deck, exact pile counts, opening visibility and remaining stock from the route seed. The stock exposes 4 cards per legal action before any source-defined redeal transition. Restart reproduces the same deal locally without a network request.
A move is accepted only when its source is exposed, its packet satisfies single exposed card, and its destination satisfies fixed month 3,2,1,0,0,1,2,3 pagoda plus the empty reserve cell vacancy gate. Invalid, stale, non-finite and post-terminal actions do not mutate state.
Complete Pagoda when all twelve foundations complete their rising and setting passes through each suit. The engine checks the full special-deck partition and terminal rule rather than a visual approximation. Before the final commitment in Pagoda, count every live card and unresolved destination. Confirm that all twelve foundations complete their rising and setting passes through each suit.
In Pagoda, preserve at least one reserve vacancy while the four-card draw exposes the next rising or setting card. Twenty single-card pagoda reserves and a four-card waste feed twelve month-fixed foundations whose exact rank contour descends from three to zero, repeats zero, then rises to three. The most common Pagoda error is filling all reserve sites before the next four-card waste group becomes useful; a superficially similar move in a standard-deck solitaire does not override this profile.
Pagoda has its own engine ID, save namespace, special-deck definition and rules fingerprint because Twenty single-card pagoda reserves and a four-card waste feed twelve month-fixed foundations whose exact rank contour descends from three to zero, repeats zero, then rises to three.
Check source exposure, packet integrity and the exact destination gate; then preserve at least one reserve vacancy while the four-card draw exposes the next rising or setting card.
No. The seed guarantees reproducibility and the engine guarantees legal transitions, but the catalog does not claim that every shuffled deal is solvable.