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'''Single suit modified''' is a modification to the single suit, '''bamboo mahjong''' game. Instead of just a single suit, honor tiles are added in relation to the number of players: two. This modification is devised by [[User:KyuuAA|Kyuu]] and members of the [[Chicago Area Mahjong | '''Single suit modified''' is a modification to the single suit, '''bamboo mahjong''' game. Instead of just a single suit, honor tiles are added in relation to the number of players: two. This modification is devised by [[User:KyuuAA|Kyuu]] and members of the [[Chicago Area Mahjong]]. | ||
== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
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== Tile setup == | == Tile setup == | ||
This version takes the number of players into account. The regular four player mahjong game has three suits, [[Kazehai|four wind types]], and [[Sangenpai|three dragon types]]. Under a similar approach, this two player game uses one suit, two wind types, and one dragon type. With this, the number count is down to 48 tiles. | This version takes the number of players into account. The regular four player mahjong game has three suits, [[Kazehai|four wind types]], and [[Sangenpai|three dragon types]]. Under a similar approach, this two player game uses one suit, two wind types, and one dragon type. Players have the liberty of selecting the suit and the dragon type. Both the east and south wind tiles are recommended; but the game is still playable with different wind combinations, as long as one is designated for the dealer. With this, the number count is down to 48 tiles. | ||
=== The wall === | === The wall === | ||
With 48 tiles, the wall is arranged as a single line of tiles. Each of the two players here are responsible for shuffling and then rearranging the tiles into a 12-tile width double stacked wall. Then players arrange their own walls left oriented to the opposite player's wall. Then the two walls are connected together to form a single double stacked line. | With 48 tiles, the wall is arranged as a single line of tiles. Each of the two players here are responsible for shuffling and then rearranging the tiles into a 12-tile width double stacked wall. Then players arrange their own walls left oriented to the opposite player's wall. Then the two walls are connected together to form a single double stacked line. | ||
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|+ Example wall, with break at dice roll of 5 | |||
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=== Dice procedure === | === Dice procedure === | ||
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== Yaku == | == Yaku == | ||
Given the tile count reduction, the yaku involved is also reduced. | Given the tile count reduction, the [[yaku]] involved is also reduced. Some yaku from the four-player game are incorporated; and any yaku physically impossible by the tile make up, like [[sanshoku]], are omitted. Furthermore, most of the yaku retain their original values, but some are modified. | ||
* [[Honitsu]] | |||
: 1 han closed only. A limit of closed only is applied, as every hand is essentially a honitsu. | |||
* [[Chinitsu]] | |||
: 2 han (1 han open). The original value is severely reduced, as only one numbered suit is used. | |||
* [[Pinfu]] | |||
: 1 han closed only. | |||
* [[Iipeikou]] | |||
: 1 han closed only. | |||
* [[Ryanpeikou]] | |||
: 3 han closed only. | |||
* [[Toitoi]] | |||
: 2 han. | |||
* [[Yakuhai]] | |||
: 1 han each. | |||
* [[Sanrenkou]] | |||
: 2 han. This [[optional yaku]] is reincorporated to make up for omitted yaku. However, its cousin, [[Iishoku sanjun|iishoku sanjun]], is not used. | |||
* [[Ittsu]] | |||
: 2 han (1 han open). | |||
* [[Chiitoitsu]] | |||
: 2 han. | |||
* [[Chanta]] | |||
: 2 han (1 han open) | |||
* [[Junchan]] | |||
: 3 han (2 han open) | |||
* [[Honroutou]] | |||
: 2 han. | |||
* Shoujihai | |||
: 1 han plus 2 yakuhai, for 3 han. A collection of two honor tile groups, while [[Jantou|pairing]] the third kind. | |||
* Daijihai | |||
: 2 han plus 2 yakuhai, for 4 han. A collection of three honor tile groups, which is essentially all of them. | |||
* [[Sanankou]] | |||
: 2 han. | |||
* [[Suuankou]] | |||
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* [[Chuuren poutou]] | |||
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* [[Tenhou]] and [[Chiihou]] | |||
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== Scoring == | == Scoring == | ||
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== External links == | == External links == | ||
[[Category:Game | [[Category:Game variations]] | ||