How American Toad compares
- Miss Milligan for another two-deck builder with long tableau planning.
- Zodiac Solitaire if you want an even larger two-phase patience challenge.
- Solitaire games guide to compare more two-deck patience games.
Canfield family · The Heights
American Toad
A two-deck patience with 8 tableau columns that build down in the same suit with wrapping (Ace follows King). The first card placed on a foundation determines the starting rank for all same-suit foundations, which build upward in suit. A 20-card reserve automatically fills empty tableau columns. Draw one card at a time from the stock — only two passes are allowed.
Seed212100
Moves0
Timer00:00
Passes0/2
Reserve20
StatusIn progress
Streak0
Draw from the stock or click a card to select it, then click a highlighted destination.
How American Toad plays
Two decks supply eight tableau columns, eight foundations, a twenty-card reserve, and a draw-one stock. Tableau cards build down in the same suit with wraparound, including King on Ace. Only one card moves at a time.
Foundations and refills
The first foundation card of each suit chooses the base rank for that suit's two foundations. Different suits may have different base ranks. Empty tableau columns refill from the reserve, then from waste when the reserve is empty. A tableau card cannot be moved directly into an empty column.
How American Toad compares
- Canfield — one deck and one shared foundation base rank
- Variegated Demon — two decks with Ace foundations and different tableau building
Related games
American Toad is part of The Heights · Canfield family and is a variant of Canfield.
More Canfield family games
- Canfield — Compact reserve patience with wrap-around foundations.
- 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.
- Thirteen Up — Canfield with 2s as base, same-suit building.
Also try
- Emperor — Two-deck Forty Thieves relative with waste play.
- Intrigue — Eight Queen columns; eight Five-piles built down to the King and eight Six-piles built up to the Jack, regardless of suit.
- Milligan Cell — Four free cells add temporary storage to Miss Milligan’s eight columns.