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'''Naki''' {{kana|鳴き}}, or "calls", are legal claims on an immediately discarded tile. When an opponent discards a tile you can claim, you can call it to add it to your hand. | '''Naki''' {{kana|鳴き}}, or "calls" in English, are legal claims on an immediately discarded tile. When an opponent discards a tile you can claim, you can call it to add it to your hand. After claiming a discard, the player's hand is considered ''[[open]]''; an open hand cannot [[riichi]], becomes unable to score some yaku, and have other yaku reduced in value. In addition, the [[tile group]] completed by a call is revealed and cannot be changed afterwards. However, calling allows the hand to complete faster. | ||
== Properties == | == Properties == | ||
For each '''immediate''' discard, players may claim a tile if: | For each '''immediate''' discard, players may claim a tile if: | ||
* The hand contains two out of the three tiles necessary to form a complete [[ | * The hand contains two out of the three tiles necessary to form a complete [[tile group]] ([[#Tile calls|see below]]). | ||
* The claim was made immediately after the discard, before the next player's turn. Otherwise, a discarded tile remains in the discard pile. | * The claim was made immediately after the discard, before the next player's turn. Otherwise, a discarded tile remains in the discard pile. | ||
* No player has made a call with a higher priority. Ron takes priority over all other calls. Pon/kan take priority over chii. | * No player has made a call with a higher priority. Ron takes priority over all other calls. Pon/kan take priority over chii. | ||