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Eriatilos Game Rules
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Object of the Game
The object of Eriatilos is to get all the cards into their prospective suit piles in the top right corner.
Starting
Eritailos may take a while to load, please be patient. After it is loaded you will see 7 stacks along the bottom with a growing number of cards in each one. The top card is turned over so you can see it while the others are hidden. These cards are locked until you free them by removing the top card to play it somewhere else. There are 4 blank stacks in the top right corner and 1 large stack on the top right. This is the bin where you can draw extra cards.
Row Stacks
Rows stacks are the first of 2 kinds of stacks in Eriatilos. These are made on the bottom. They must be in ascending order (ex. 5 goes on 4) and must alternate (red on black and black on red). You may not put 2 cards of the same color on one another and you may not put anything but the next number up on the card at the top. This is the best way to free locked cards. To move a card onto a row stack drag it onto the top card. You may build on a single card or you can place an ace on a blank spot to build on that.
Suit Stacks
Suit stacks are the second of the 2 types of stacks. These can be found on the top right corner. They must be the same suit and they must go in descending order starting with kings (ex. 3 on 4). To move a card onto a suit stack, double click on the card, it will move by itself if a suit stack is open for it.
The Bin
The bin is found in the top left corner. To activate the bin click on it. The card is then in play and can be moved onto a suit stack or a row stack. You may not move a row stack onto it! To go to the next card click again. When you reach the end of the deck click the circle to re-stack it. You may then continue with play.
Customizing the Game
There are a few things in Eriatilos that you may customize to suit you. Under 'Options' select either 'Drawing cards...' or 'Before dealing. mix cards...'. You may then select how you would like the game to be customized. Drawing cards will set the number of cards that it draws at a time, letting you only pick from the top one and down on the pile. Mixing cards lets you tell the computer how well it should mix the cards when you start a new game.
Further Help
If you would still like further help with this game please email the projects department or the management department. If you have found a bug in this game please report it. We hope this page was useful.
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