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'''Majsoul''' (aka '''Mahjong Soul''', '''Jantama''', '''Jakhon''') is a [[Japanese mahjong]] game platform developed by CATFOOD STUDIO and distributed by Yostar. The game has some resemblance to [[Janryumon]], in terms of graphics. The tile layout and graphical hands, as in "physical" hands, are displayed during game play.
'''Majsoul''' (aka '''Mahjong Soul''', '''Jantama''', '''Jakhon''') is a [[Japanese mahjong]] game platform developed by CATFOOD STUDIO and distributed by Yostar.


The platform functions as a gacha game. Players may use in game currency to access various functions, such as items and ingame characters. On occasion, periodical events are available for special items, characters, and/or bonuses.
The platform functions as a gacha game. Players may use in game currency to access various functions, such as items and ingame characters. On occasion, periodical events are available for special items, characters, and/or bonuses.


A tournament suite is available for users to become hosts and create their own tournaments.  The interface allows hosts to set up tournament systems and custom rules not available in the main platform.
A tournament suite is available for users to become hosts and create their own tournaments.  The interface allows hosts to set up tournament systems and custom rules not available in the main platform.
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==== Celestial Ranking ====
==== Celestial Ranking ====
In Celestial, a special ranking system is applied. Players are ranked by a numerical level, as well as using a different way to calculate ranking points.
In Celestial, a special ranking system is applied. Players are ranked by a numerical level, as well as using a different way to calculate ranking points.


Each level starts with 10 Soul Points, and requires 20 to upgrade. Losing all the points will lead to a downgrade. The rank no longer persist forever as before; instead, players will be downgraded to Saint III if losing all the soul points in Celestial Lv. 1.
Each level starts with 10 Soul Points, requiring 20 points to upgrade. Losing all the points will lead to a downgrade. Unlike in the past, it is possible to downgrade to Saint III when losing all Soul Points at Celestial Lv. 1.


The gain or lost of Soul Points is only determined by rank, regardless of end score, listed in the following table. In addition, when all the players are Celestial in a single match, the soul-point changing is doubled.
The gain/loss of Soul Points is only determined by rank; end score does not matter. In addition, when all the players are Celestial in a single match, the soul-point changing is doubled.


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| Throne Room || +60 / +120 || +30 / +60 || +120 / +240
| Throne Room || +60 / +120 || +30 / +60 || +120 / +240
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In short:
*Bonus for 1st/2nd place depends on the room.
*3rd place is always 0 (-5 after considering [[uma]]).
*Penalty from 4th place depends on your current rank.


==== Calculation of Copper Coins ====
==== Calculation of Copper Coins ====
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In short:
*You ''always'' lose the entry fee. Therefore, over long periods of play, you should expect to lose copper (unless you are much better than the opponents).
*You gain/lose copper for every 1000 points you gain/lose in game.
*When an opponent is sent below 0 points, they lose copper as if they had 0 points exactly. The winner's copper gain is reduced proportionally.


=== Chests ===
=== Chests ===
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| Throne Room || Throne Chest || +260 || +130 || +95 || +60 || +360 || +180 || +130 || +80 || +170 || +100 || +40 || +240 || +135 || +50 || 1000
| Throne Room || Throne Chest || +260 || +130 || +95 || +60 || +360 || +180 || +130 || +80 || +170 || +100 || +40 || +240 || +135 || +50 || 1000
|- style="border-top: 3px double #aaa;"
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| Special Rooms || Ichihime's Gift Box <ref group="note" name="note-chest">Sometimes Ichihime's Gift Box is also named as Casual Chest.  In spite of the name difference, they're actually the same one, sharing same chest points to open.</ref>
| Special Rooms || Ichihime's Gift Box <ref group="note" name="note-chest">Sometimes Ichihime's Gift Box is also named as Casual Chest.  In spite of the name difference, they are actually the same one, sharing same chest points to open.</ref>
| +260 || +130 || +95 || +60 || +360 || +180 || +130 || +80 || +170 || +100 || +40 || +240 || +135 || +50 || 1000
| +260 || +130 || +95 || +60 || +360 || +180 || +130 || +80 || +170 || +100 || +40 || +240 || +135 || +50 || 1000
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| Silver Room || Silver Chest || Green Presents, Spheres, rarely Blue Presents || 1-2
| Silver Room || Silver Chest || Green Presents, Spheres, rarely Blue Presents || 1-2
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| Gold Room || Gold Chest || Green Presents, Spheres, rarely Blue Presents || 1-2  
| Gold Room || Gold Chest || Green Presents, Spheres, rarely Blue Presents || 1-2
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| Jade Room || Jade Chest || Blue Presents, Spheres, sometimes Green Presents || 2  
| Jade Room || Jade Chest || Blue Presents, Spheres, sometimes Green Presents || 2  
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| Throne Room || Throne Chest || ? || ?
| Throne Room || Throne Chest || Blue Presents, Spheres, sometimes Green Presents || 2
|- style="border-top: 3px double #aaa;"
|- style="border-top: 3px double #aaa;"
| Special Rooms || Ichihime's Gift Box <ref group="note" name="note-chest"></ref> || ? || ?
| Special Rooms || Ichihime's Gift Box <ref group="note" name="note-chest"></ref> || Green Presents, Spheres, rarely Blue Presents || ?
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{{main|List of Mahjong Soul characters}}
{{main|List of Mahjong Soul characters}}


Currently there are 60 characters in game, including 41 females and 19 males. Every new user is granted access to Ichihime and Miki Nikaidou. Additional characters must be summoned via the gacha system, with Jade as currency or with the Summon Scroll item. Jade can only be acquired via monetary purchase, while Summon Scrolls may be obtained via events, system mail as gifts, or purchase in the item shop.
Currently, there are 60 characters available, including 41 females and 19 males. Every new user is granted access to Ichihime and Miki Nikaidou. Additional characters must be summoned via the gacha system, with Jade as currency or with the Summon Scroll item. Jade can only be acquired via monetary purchase, while Summon Scrolls may be obtained via events, system mail as gifts, or purchase in the item shop.


A number of the characters remain in the mainline group for Mahjong Soul.  These are readily available throughout the year via gacha.  In addition, limited edition characters are/were temporarily available via collaborations with some anime series.
A number of the characters remain in the mainline group for Mahjong Soul.  These are readily available throughout the year via gacha.  In addition, limited edition characters are/were temporarily available via collaborations with some anime series.
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Bond values can be acquired as follows:
Bond values can be acquired as follows:
* Completing a match in Silver Room or higher:
* Completing a match in Silver Room or higher:
** 4P East <code>+40</code>, 4P South <code>+60</code>; 3P East <code>+25</code>, 3P South <code>+40</code>.
** 4P East <code>+40</code>, 4P South <code>+60</code>; 3P East <code>+25</code>, 3P South <code>+40</code> (regardless of room rank).
** Extra bond-value enhancement is applied according to the charge amount. (See [[Majsoul#Charge-related Titles|Charge-related Titles]] section)
** VIP points (obtained for buying with real currency) will increase the amount bond points gained. (See [[Majsoul#Charge-related Titles|Charge-related Titles]] section)
* Gifting directly:
* Gifting directly:
** Green Presents <code>+200</code>, Blue <code>+1000</code>, Purple <code>+5000</code>.
** Green Presents <code>+200</code>, Blue <code>+1000</code>, Purple <code>+5000</code>.
** An enhancement of 50% extra bond-values is applied, if the gift type matches character's interest <ref group="note">However this is not always reliable, and sometimes it's misleading. Interests of some characters can match more than one type of gifts (e.g. Natsuki Shinomiya), while some of them can't match any at all (e.g. Hideki Akechi).</ref>.
** If the character prefers a specific type of gift, said gifts give a bonus of +50%. Usually, gifts listed in the character's interest section are prefered.<ref group="note">However this is not always reliable, and sometimes it's misleading. Interests of some characters can match more than one type of gifts (e.g. Natsuki Shinomiya), while some of them can't match any at all (e.g. Hideki Akechi).</ref>.


If playing with a max-bond character, the bond values will be tracked such that every 1000 points grants a "bond gift". Similarly to other blue gifts, this can be given to another character to increase 1000 points of bond value, and also can be donated for 5 dusts.
If playing with a max-bond character, the bond values will be tracked such that every 1000 points grants a "bond gift". Similarly to other blue gifts, this can be given to another character to increase 1000 points of bond value, and also can be donated for 5 star dust.


=== Gifts ===
=== Gifts ===
Gifts can be given to a character to increase your bond with that character (see [[Majsoul#Bond System|Bond System]] section), or turned into star dusts if they can be donated.  50 star dusts can be used at the lucky cat to attempt getting larger rewards, including a new character.
Gifts can be given to a character to increase your bond with that character (see [[Majsoul#Bond System|Bond System]] section), or turned into star dusts if they can be donated.  50 star dusts can be used at the shop to attempt getting larger rewards, including a new character.
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! Gift Quality !! Resulting Gold Dust
! Gift Quality !! Resulting Star Dust
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| Green || 1
| Green || 1
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=== Stories ===
=== Stories ===
Stories are character-exclusive contents provided freely to players who owned the corresponding character.  Stories can be accessed in each character's info page in dormitory.  The former 3 bonding stages contain <span title="text walls">novel-like descriptive contents</span>.  The latter 3 stages provide interactive contents, with multiple branches and different rewards correspondingly. Higher stage contains better rewards.
Stories are character-exclusive contents provided freely to players who owned the corresponding character.  Stories can be accessed in each character's info page in dormitory.  The former 3 bonding stages contain <span title="text walls">novel-like descriptive contents</span>.  The latter 3 stages provide interactive contents, with multiple branches and different rewards correspondingly. Higher stages contain better rewards.


Currently there're only 4 characters having story plots: Ichihime, Miki Nikaidou, Anju Suzumiya and Joseph.
Currently, there are only 4 characters with story plots: Ichihime, Miki Nikaidou, Anju Suzumiya and Joseph.


=== Skins ===
=== Skins ===
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=== Exclusive Characters ===
=== Exclusive Characters ===
Exclusive characters are characters can be acquired only in a limited time, usually during an event. Regular character pools do not contain them after the acquisition period.  Usually those characters are from animation / manga series, or collaborators.  A few of them are official characters but with rarity settings.
Exclusive characters are characters can be acquired only in a limited timeframe, usually during an event. Regular character pools do not contain them after the acquisition period.  Usually those characters are from animation / manga series, or collaborators.  A few of them are official characters but with rarity settings.


==== Collab Characters ====
==== Collab Characters ====
Currently there're 5 collabs:
Currently, there are 6 collabs:
* Linovel: Collab from the light novel website [https://www.linovel.net/ ''Linovel''], including 1 character: Keikumusume.
* Linovel: Collab from the light novel website [https://www.linovel.net/ ''Linovel''], including 1 character: Keikumusume.
* Saki: Collab from the manga series ''Saki: the Nationals'', including 8 characters: Saki Miyanaga, Nodoka Haramura, Koromo Amae, Teru Miyanaga, Hisa Takei, Mihoko Fukuji, Ako Atarashi, Toki Onjoji
* Saki: Collab from the manga series ''Saki: the Nationals'', including 8 characters: Saki Miyanaga, Nodoka Haramura, Koromo Amae, Teru Miyanaga, Hisa Takei, Mihoko Fukuji, Ako Atarashi, Toki Onjoji
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* Kaguya-sama: Collab from the manga series ''Kaguya-sama: Love Is War -Ultra Romantic-'', including 4 characters: Kaguya Shinomiya, Miyuki Shirogane, Ai Hayasaka, Kei Shirogane.
* Kaguya-sama: Collab from the manga series ''Kaguya-sama: Love Is War -Ultra Romantic-'', including 4 characters: Kaguya Shinomiya, Miyuki Shirogane, Ai Hayasaka, Kei Shirogane.
* Code Geass: Collab from the anime series ''Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion'', including 4 characters: Lelouch Lamperouge, C.C., Suzaku Kururugi, Kallen Kouzuki.
* Code Geass: Collab from the anime series ''Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion'', including 4 characters: Lelouch Lamperouge, C.C., Suzaku Kururugi, Kallen Kouzuki.
* Blue Archive: Collab from the mobile game ''Blue Archive'', including 4 characters: Shiroko, Hoshino, Mutsuki, Aru.


==== Self-exclusive Characters ====
==== Self-exclusive Characters ====
Self-exclusive characters are official characters with a lower rate to summon, as well as requiring more faiths to exchange, and meanwhile, can also only be acquired in a limited time.  In exchange, the bonding stage rewards extra equipment or decorations, and their bonding skin is animated.
Self-exclusive characters are official characters with a lower rate to summon, as well as requiring more faiths to exchange, and can only be acquired in a limited timeframe.  In exchange, the bonding stage rewards extra equipment or decorations, and their bonding skin is animated.
 
Currently, 2 characters are officially exclusive: Kazuha Saionji, Lily Kitahara.
 
== Currency ==
There are two major types of currency and many sub-currencies.
 
===Copper===
Copper is the "free-to-play" currency.
 
Copper can be used for:
*Entering matches. A set amount of copper is required to enter a match.
*Buying gifts (Shop/Misc). Gifts can then be turned into stardust (Inventory), which can then be used to buy Summon Scrolls.
 
Copper can be obtained by:
*Winning matches (though note the [[#Calculation_of_Copper_Coins|entry fee]]).
*Daily quests - every day, 1 quest is given. Completing the quest gives a rank-dependent amount of copper. Up to 3 quests can be accumulated at once.
*Revival tokens - if you are Adept or higher, and below a certain threshold of copper, you may claim free copper once per day.
*Various events and gifts by Yostar.
*Character stories.
 
===Jade===
Jade is the "premium" currency. Despite the mention of "free jade", ''there is no way to obtain jade in-game without paying real currency''.
 
Jade can be used for:
*Buying summons.
*Renaming your account.
*Buying coppers.
*Rerolling the shop.
 
Note:
*"Premium jade" is the jade you buy directly with currency. ''Premium jade is not shared between platforms''. Therefore, when switching between platforms, your jade count may change.
*"Free jade" is the jade obtained daily with the Fortune Charm (not including the 300 jade obtained when buying the charm). Free jade persists between platforms.


Currently 2 character are officially exclusive: Kazuha Saionji, Lily Kitahara.
===Other currencies===
*Outfit vouchers can be used to buy cosmetics (character skins, backgrounds) directly. They can be converted into jade, but jade cannot be converted back to outfit vouchers.
*Gifts can be converted into stardust (Inventory -> Donate), which can then be converted into summon scrolls.
*Bonds can be used to


== Rules ==
== Rules ==
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The ruleset of Majsoul Sanma basically refers to [[Tenhou.net|Tenhou]]. Most of the rules are identical to Tenhou [[Sanma]].
The ruleset of Majsoul Sanma basically refers to [[Tenhou.net|Tenhou]]. Most of the rules are identical to Tenhou [[Sanma]].


There're two different scoring mechanics ingame, by default Tsumo-Loss is applied in Ranked Matches, while North-Bisection is provided as an alternative option in Friendly Matches.
There are two different scoring mechanics ingame, by default Tsumo-Loss is applied in Ranked Matches, while North-Bisection is provided as an alternative option in Friendly Matches.


==== Ruleset in details ====
==== Ruleset in details ====
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