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''Example Slide:''
[[Image:Solomids Diagram Sliding Example01.svg|thumb|none|751px|''<big>In this case, if the yellow pyramid were to move forward, it would have to move forward all three empty spaces. The purple stack and the small pink pyramid behind it would follow along. The green pyramid at the bottom of the board would not move because it is separated from the chain by a gap.</big>'']]▼
▲''In this case, if the yellow pyramid were to move forward, it would have to move forward all three empty spaces. The purple stack and the small pink pyramid behind it would follow along. The green pyramid at the bottom of the board would not move because it is separated from the chain by a gap.''
'''Swapping:''' Besides stacking and sliding, the only other type of movement is the swap, where you trade the piece(s) in any one occupied space with the piece(s) of any other occupied space in play. You do not start the game with any swaps, but can earn up to two by banking rainbow stashes, as described next.
==Banking ==
If you are able to form a tree-trio, at any time you may remove it from the playing area and add it to the bank, though it’s not always wise to immediately do so. Once you have built up a complete rainbow stash (five tree-trios, one of every color) in the banking area, you earn one swap which you may use at any time. With three rainbow stashes in the game, there are a maximum of two attainable swaps, so use them wisely. Note that tree-trios never need to be banked until the player chooses to do so, and any pieces that have been banked cannot be returned to the playing field.
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One rainbow stash (seen above) in the bank grants the player one Swap move.
==Endgame ==
If three rainbow stashes have been deposited into the bank, forming a perfect 3house set, you win! If at any time you cannot stack, slide or swap, the game is over.
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