<sect2 id="auld-lang-syne">
  <!--<sect2info>
    <copyright>
      <year>1999</year>
      <holder>Rosanna Yuen</holder>
    </copyright>
    <author>
      <firstname>Rosanna</firstname>
      <surname>Yuen</surname></author>
    <address><email>zana@webwynk.net</email></address>
  </sect2info>-->

  <title>Auld Lang Syne</title>
  <para>written by Rosanna Yuen</para>
  <bridgehead>Setup</bridgehead>

  <informaltable>
    <tgroup cols="2">
      <tbody>
	<row>
	  <entry>Type of Deck</entry>
	  <entry>
	    Standard Deck
	  </entry>
	</row>
	<row>
	  <entry>Stock</entry>
	  <entry>
	    Top left pile.  All cards except the Aces are placed here at
	    the start of play.  Clicking on the Stock will deal one card
	    to each of the four Reserve piles.
	  </entry>
	</row>
	<row>
	  <entry>Foundation</entry>
	  <entry>
	    Four piles on top, to the right of Stock.  Place an Ace on
	    each Foundation to begin the game.  The Foundation piles are
	    to be built up regardless of suit.
	  </entry>
	</row>
	<row>
	  <entry>Reserve</entry>
	  <entry>
	    Four piles placed underneath Foundations.  Each time Stock
	    is clicked, one card will be placed on each Reserve pile.
	    Top card is available for play.  Reserve cards can only be
	    moved on to Foundations.
	  </entry>
	</row>
      </tbody>
    </tgroup>
  </informaltable>

  <bridgehead>Goal</bridgehead>
  <para>
    Move all cards on to Foundations.
  </para>
  <bridgehead>Rules</bridgehead>
  <para>
    Play begins by dealing four cards to the Reserve.  If possible, play
    cards on to the Foundation from the Reserve.  Continue this process
    until no cards are left in stock and no more moves on to Foundation
    can be made.  A similar game that is a bit easier is Scuffle.
  </para>
  <bridgehead>Options</bridgehead>
  <para>None</para>
  <bridgehead>Scoring</bridgehead>
  <para>
    Each card removed scores one point.
  </para>
  <para>
    Maximum possible score:  52
  </para>
  <bridgehead>Strategy</bridgehead>
  <para>
    Do you believe in Luck?  Although this game takes more skill to play
    than Clock, the skill involved entails paying attention.  A great
    game for brainless play.
  </para>
</sect2>
