Success in Saxony requires that every fixed tableau card is released through the building reserves and single-card cells into the foundations. The game declares completion only after all interacting restrictions agree at the same time.
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Success in Saxony requires that every fixed tableau card is released through the building reserves and single-card cells into the foundations. The game declares completion only after all interacting restrictions agree at the same time.
Complete guide
Saxony uses the independently implemented Saxony PySolFC 3.6.1 fixed rules v1 profile (R599). The defining decisions in Saxony come from this rules combination: Four left reserves build downward in suit, four right cells hold single cards, and the central tableau forbids all building.
The Saxony opening separates permanent constraints from player-controlled positions. Four left reserves build downward in suit, four right cells hold single cards, and the central tableau forbids all building. Its versioned seed recreates those same constraints locally while keeping unrevealed decisions out of the guide and board labels.
Saxony treats the printed or dealt restrictions as hard constraints, not suggestions. Four left reserves build downward in suit, four right cells hold single cards, and the central tableau forbids all building. A move that contradicts the current state has no effect, including after the game has ended.
Success in Saxony requires that every fixed tableau card is released through the building reserves and single-card cells into the foundations. The game declares completion only after all interacting restrictions agree at the same time. Close Saxony by auditing the boundary cases first and the obvious placements second. The position is not done until every fixed tableau card is released through the building reserves and single-card cells into the foundations.
Route cards first through the four suit-building reserves and keep the four single cells for exact blockers, since the central tableau offers no internal rearrangement. Looking for a tableau-to-tableau build wastes moves and planning effort; fixed central cards leave only through reserves, cells, or foundations.
Route cards first through the four suit-building reserves and keep the four single cells for exact blockers, since the central tableau offers no internal rearrangement. This matters specifically because four left reserves build downward in suit, four right cells hold single cards, and the central tableau forbids all building.
Looking for a tableau-to-tableau build wastes moves and planning effort; fixed central cards leave only through reserves, cells, or foundations. Recheck the legal boundary before choosing a replacement move.
Finish Saxony when every fixed tableau card is released through the building reserves and single-card cells into the foundations. Completion is checked from the entire position, not from a displayed answer or a visual approximation. Undo and redo expose alternative branches without revealing an authored answer.
