Solitaire Emperor - Secrets of Fate
Free to play
Solitaire Emperor - Secrets of Fate
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- Category
- Puzzle
- Platform
- Web browser
- Provider
- Playgama
- Price
- Free to play
About Solitaire Emperor - Secrets of Fate
Solitaire Emperor - Secrets of Fate wraps a card-clearing solitaire in a Tarot adventure. Each level lays out its own combination of cards and brings its own mix of mechanics, so no two layouts play quite alike. The aim of a level never changes, though: remove every card from the playing field.
Cards come off the field following the classic rank sequence of ace, king, queen, jack, ten and on downward, with A, K, Q and J marking the top ranks and the queen also called the lady. Coins reward tidy play in two ways. Building a continuous chain of removals earns coins, and a gold card keeps that chain going without a break. When a level ends, every card still waiting in the deck adds to your coin payout. If the field offers no valid move, a fresh card from the deck or a gold card gets you going again.
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How to play Solitaire Emperor - Secrets of Fate
Objective
Clear all the cards from the playing field in each level, keeping chains unbroken and leaving as many cards in the deck as possible for a bigger coin reward.
Controls
Desktop
- Mouse click: select and remove a card from the playing field
Mobile
- Tap: select and remove a card from the playing field
Getting started
- Look over the new layout first, since each level arranges its cards differently and may bring its own mechanic.
- Click or tap a card that fits the rank sequence to remove it from the field and begin a chain.
- Keep removing cards in sequence for as long as possible, because an unbroken chain is what earns coins.
- When no move is left, pull another card from the deck, or spend a gold card to keep the chain alive.
- Clear every card from the field to finish the level and collect coins for each card still in the deck.
Tips
- Draw from the deck only when the field is truly stuck; each card still in the deck at the end adds to your coin payout.
- Hold a gold card for the moment a long chain is about to break, since it keeps the chain going without interruption.
- Before starting a chain, trace how far the ranks on the field can run in sequence, then open with the card that leads to the longest streak.
- Each Tarot layout mixes in different mechanics, so study the board fresh at the start of every level instead of repeating the last plan.
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Solitaire Emperor - Secrets of Fate FAQ
How do coins work in Solitaire Emperor - Secrets of Fate?
Coins come from two places. Continuous chains of card removals earn them during play, and at the end of a level you get more coins the more cards remain in the deck. A gold card stops a chain from breaking.
What can you do when there are no moves left?
Either pull a new card from the deck or spend a gold card. Drawing uses up a card from the deck, which lowers the end-of-level coin reward, so it is worth weighing that against spending a gold card when you have one.
What do the letters A, K, Q and J mean?
They are the card ranks: A is the ace, K the king, Q the queen, which the game also calls the lady, and J the jack. Cards are removed in the classic order of ace, king, queen, jack, ten and on downward.