In "Solitaire Legends: Guinevere", the witch Morgan le Fay has cursed Camelot. At the round table sit four Arthurs, but three are impostors—changelings who have stolen the king's true form. It falls to Guinevere, armed with courage and a standard deck of cards, to locate Merlin's scattered crystals and send the fake knights back to the fairy realm before the spell turns the legendary knights into deadly foes. The game is purely solo, employing matching mechanics where you pair symbols, colors, or values according to each mission's rules. Your goal is to gather all the crystals and break the curse, all within quick 10‑20 minute sessions. As a true print‑and‑play, all you need are the provided PDF cards and a bit of scissors. The experience blends light strategy, medieval fantasy theme, and a dash of narrative urgency, perfect for those who enjoy a solid card‑solitaire puzzle without a group. Fans of solo card games will love Camelot's charm, and the short playtime lets you replay multiple times in one evening, honing your strategy and discovering more efficient combos.