Grace in
every move.
Between pearl light and polished gold, a small court awaits your judgement. Find a place for every crown, and a little space for yourself.
Begin Crown Accord
The pleasure
of a considered choice.
Qirelumavo brings a richly imagined treasury to an entirely free placement puzzle. The jewels set the atmosphere; the challenge comes from the relationship between squares.
There is no clock to beat and nothing to buy. Start with four crowns, follow a useful suggestion or simply linger over the collection.
Crown Accord
Give every crown its own row, column and diagonal.
A little room for everyone.
Any crowns sharing a line will show a ruby border. Move them apart until the whole court agrees.
Choose a square to welcome the first crown.
Read the placement handbook ↗A character
in every detail.
Two studies from a fictional royal household. Open either image and notice where light gives the material its shape.
The queen gives a single point of focus. The bowl asks your eye to move between several. On the board, both habits matter: see the piece, then see its neighbours.
- Begin away from a corner.
On the four-square court, a middle column gives the first crown more useful companions. Test an idea, then look along its diagonals.
- Read a warning as information.
A ruby border marks a shared line. Nothing is lost: lift one crown and the remaining positions are checked immediately.
- Keep a promising arrangement.
Undo reverses the last placement or removal. A suggestion searches for a full solution that respects the crowns already on the board.
Let the room
hold the moment.
The Pearl Court is a place in the imagination. Its arches, reflections and ceremonial objects are original scenes built around the same idea: richness can be quiet.
The story behind this setting ↗Choose your next page.
Stay with a puzzle, understand a setting or find the practical information behind your visit.
Some moves become clearer
when you step away.
The open board has no timer. Leave it while you stretch or look into the distance. Refreshing the page starts a new arrangement, so finish any idea you wish to keep in mind first.
A few court
conventions.
Why do two crowns glow ruby?
They occupy a shared row, column or diagonal. The highlight identifies a conflict; it does not remove a piece or charge a penalty.
Can a suggestion change my existing pieces?
No. It adds a crown only when your current arrangement can lead to a complete solution. If no route remains, remove a crown or use Undo before asking again.
What changes on a larger court?
The five- and six-crown options enlarge the board and the required number of pieces. Choosing another size clears the current positions and history.
Is this a paid Crown Strike demo?
Crown Accord is an independent placement activity, inspired by a royal treasure aesthetic. It has no connection to the commercial game, deposits or redeemable rewards.
A note is
always welcome.
Tell us which square puzzled you, describe a page that needs attention or ask about your information. The contact form records your message on this website and returns a receipt.
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