Dragon — Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — every game is free, no download, no signup.

Yes — it's classic Klondike with a dragon theme, plus Spider and Yukon to explore.

Yes — it runs in any modern browser on any device.

It's classic Klondike solitaire with a dragon theme — the same familiar single-deck rules you already know, free to play in your browser with undo and hints.

Yes — completely free, no download and no signup, with unlimited undo, hints and a full-screen mode.

Move all 52 cards to the four foundation piles, each built up by suit from Ace to King. Clear all four and the dragon is slain.

No — like real Klondike, some shuffles cannot be solved. Roughly four in five single-draw deals are winnable, so a lost game is often the cards, not you.

Yes — it works in any modern browser on phones, tablets and computers, with tap-to-move and drag-and-drop both supported.

Remove all eight complete suit runs, each running King down to Ace in a single suit. Clear every run and the board is empty.

Only if the run is all one suit and in descending order. Mixed-suit sequences build fine on the board but can't be picked up as a group.

The suit count sets the difficulty: one suit is easy, two is moderate, and four suits is the hardest classic Spider game.

Any time — but every column must hold at least one card first, and each deal drops a new card onto all ten columns.

All cards are dealt face-up, there is no stock to draw from, and you can move any face-up card together with every card stacked on it — even an out-of-order pile.

No — that's the key Yukon rule. Only the bottom card of the group you pick up must legally land; the cards riding on it can be any order.

Build all four foundations up by suit from Ace to King, moving every card off the tableau. With the whole deck visible, it's a planning puzzle.

Yes — because nothing is hidden and any pile can be moved, the large majority of deals can be solved with careful, forward-looking play.