OK, I know this Faerie Solitaire guide is so short that it doesn't even deserve an introduction or conclusion, but my "OCD-ness" requires that I include them because you are "supposed" to have them. That is how I was taught back in my one-room school house days. LOL.

If you can just pretend that the introduction and conclusion were beneficial to you even though you skipped right over them, then I will pretend that you rated this guide 5-stars.

So moving right along...

Obviosuly a tip that is useful when dealing with the Aura Blast powerup requires that you have purchased that item. At 125,000 pure, it takes a while to save up for, but is an essential powerup for getting perfects.

Looking at the screen shot below, the King card was just flipped over from the deck, energizing the Aura Blast ability. Notice though that there are still 2 covered cards that could be anything, including Ace(s) and/or Queen(s).



The tip, that is easy to miss, is that you can undo the flip of the King card, presumming you have an undo left, without deactivating the Aura Blast. This in essence gives you another chance to potentially use that King card after you activate the Aura Blast. If one of the uncovered cards is an Ace or Queen you may have just turned a failed hand into a perfect hand.



Using this trick has resulted in several perfect hands that would have otherwise completed short by a card or two. This tip also saves you from having to play that precious wildcard to end as a perfect hand. Sometimes the best tips are the simplest and easiest to over look.

Yes, that's it. If you sneezed, then you missed the tip, so go back and read it again once you wipe your monitor off. I appreciate the fact that you took some time to glance at this guide. I hope it gave you a tip that will help you get at least another perfect or two as you play.

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