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Mahjong Feat (Kuze and Yuki)

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Made by: N-Ice To understand the details and importance of the feat you should understand how the game works. But worry not here's a small explanation made by me who learnt Mahjong just for this feat: Mahjong basic understanding - 4 of every tile 3 suits all 1-9 Suit 1: Sticks Suit 2: Dots Suit 3: Chinese Numbers Other tiles: no need to memories just see if identical Played: Shuffled face down in 17 stacks Every player starts with 13 aside from the first turn having 14 Pick first tile of the 17 stacks and after doing so you can discard any tile you have 2 identical tiles = Pair 2 types of sets: Triple (3 identical) 3 in a row (same suits, sequenced: X, X+1, X+2) Set only valid with 3 tiles Winning Hands: 1 of the pair, and 4 of sets (can be either a triple or 3 in a row or mixed) You collect the tiles until you'll be keeping parts of the winning hand, having 13 tiles. And then when you get the 14th you won't have to discard it, IF it'll complete the winning hand. Additional: When it's not your turn - You can take the discarded tiles in 2 ways (Pong + Chow) You can only take a discarded tile after saying it outloud and before the next players turn for Pong. And only for the player on your left (one turn before you as the game goes clockwise) you can take a discarded tile after saying Chow. Say Pong when someone discarded a tile that would complete a triple for you. Say Chow when someone discarded a tile that would complete three of the same suit in numerical …

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