Eagle's Wing Solitaire

How Eagle's Wing plays

A dealt base card starts one suit foundation; the other suits start on that rank. Foundations build upward in suit with King-to-Ace wraparound. Eight wings each start with one card. A wing card can move to a foundation, but cards cannot build from one wing onto another.

The trunk and stock

The thirteen-card trunk refills empty wings until one trunk card remains. That final card can move to a foundation when legal. Once only one trunk card remains, an empty wing can instead receive the stock or waste top. The stock draws one card at a time and allows two redeals.

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How Eagle's Wing compares

• Canfield — shared base rank with tableau building and a reserve
• Czarina — independently seeded suit foundations and stock-fed refills

Related games

Eagle’s Wing is part of The Heights · Canfield family.

More Canfield family games

• Canfield — Compact reserve patience with wrap-around foundations.
• American Toad — Two-deck patience with a 20-card reserve.
• Chameleon — Canfield variant: 3 columns, any-suit, no redeals.
• Rainbow — Draw one, any-suit tableau, no redeals.
• Selective Canfield — You choose the foundation base rank.
• Superior Canfield — Visible reserve, unlimited redeals.

Also try

• Beleaguered Castle (Castle games) — Eight columns flanking four aces.
• Calculation (Waste-pile builders) — Race four foundations built by fixed increments.
• La Belle Lucie (Fans (La Belle Lucie)) — Eighteen fans, strict suit-down building.

Learn

• Eagle's Wing specialist strategy
• How Canfield family games work
• Terms: Reserve · Building · Same-suit build · Base rank · Wraparound
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