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|kanji = 人和 | |kanji = 人和 | ||
|english = Hand of man | |english = Hand of man | ||
|value = | |value = Variable | ||
|yakuSpeed = | |yakuSpeed = Near instant | ||
|difficulty = | |difficulty = Luck | ||
|gameExample = [http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2013041010gm-0009-7447-199d05f9&tw=0&ts=9 Renhou nashi] | |gameExample = * [http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2013041010gm-0009-7447-199d05f9&tw=0&ts=9 Renhou nashi] | ||
* [http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2015123008gm-0089-0000-1385a7ac&tw=2&ts=12 Renhou nashi] | |||
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'''Renhou''' {{kana|人和}} is an | '''Renhou''' {{kana|人和}} is an [[optional yaku]]. It is scored when a player declares [[ron]] with their starting hand, before drawing their first tile, and before anyone makes a [[tile call]]. Only non-dealers may score renhou, since the dealer gets the first draw (and discard) of the game. | ||
It can be considered the ron equivalent of [[chiihou]]. Unlike chiihou, renhou is not always scored as a yakuman; it may be worth less, depending on the ruleset. | |||
== Variations == | |||
[[Image:Renhou senechal 20150719 185614.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Renhou scored with real tiles.]] | |||
Because of number of variations and interpretations to renhou, it is viewed as [[Yaku_variations#Renhou|optional]]. | |||
* '''[[Mangan]]''' | |||
: Renhou can be set to a mangan hand by default. If a hand could score more by using regular yaku/dora (without renhou), it will be scored as the higher value. Otherwise, it is a mangan. If a hand has no other yaku, it is scored as a mangan, even if [[dora]] would bring it above that. | |||
* '''[[Yakuman]]''' | |||
: Likewise, it can be set as a yakuman. | |||
* '''[[Baiman]]''' | |||
: A few rulesets set renhou as a baiman, though this is relatively rare. | |||
* '''[[Yaku]]''' | |||
: Renhou may be considered as a yaku, which is [[yaku compatibility|cumulative with other yaku]]. It is frequently set at 4 han, so that the hand is always worth mangan at minimum. | |||
* '''Nashi''' | |||
: Renhou may not be used at all. | |||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
{{jpwiki|人和}} | {{jpwiki|人和}} | ||
{{navbox yaku}} | |||
[[Category:Yaku]] | |||
[[Category:Optional yaku]] | |||
Latest revision as of 01:07, 10 August 2024
Renhou 「人和」 is an optional yaku. It is scored when a player declares ron with their starting hand, before drawing their first tile, and before anyone makes a tile call. Only non-dealers may score renhou, since the dealer gets the first draw (and discard) of the game.
| Type | Optional yaku |
|---|---|
| Kanji | 人和 |
| English | Hand of man |
| Value | Variable |
| Speed | Near instant |
| Difficulty | Luck |
It can be considered the ron equivalent of chiihou. Unlike chiihou, renhou is not always scored as a yakuman; it may be worth less, depending on the ruleset.
Variations
Because of number of variations and interpretations to renhou, it is viewed as optional.
- Renhou can be set to a mangan hand by default. If a hand could score more by using regular yaku/dora (without renhou), it will be scored as the higher value. Otherwise, it is a mangan. If a hand has no other yaku, it is scored as a mangan, even if dora would bring it above that.
- Likewise, it can be set as a yakuman.
- A few rulesets set renhou as a baiman, though this is relatively rare.
- Renhou may be considered as a yaku, which is cumulative with other yaku. It is frequently set at 4 han, so that the hand is always worth mangan at minimum.
- Nashi
- Renhou may not be used at all.
External links
- Renhou in Japanese Wikipedia