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==Dora order==
==Dora order==
This lists the complete dora order.
{{#mjt:123456789m}}  If the dora indicator is {{#mjt:9m}}, then the dora is {{#mjt:1m}}.
{{#mjt:123456789p}}  If the dora indicator is {{#mjt:9p}}, then the dora is {{#mjt:1p}}.
{{#mjt:123456789s}}  If the dora indicator is {{#mjt:9s}}, then the dora is {{#mjt:1s}}.
===Wind order===
{{#mjt:1234z}}  If the dora indicator is {{#mjt:4z}}, then the dora is {{#mjt:1z}}.
===Dragon order===
{{#mjt:567z}}  If the dora indicator is {{#mjt:7z}}, then the dora is {{#mjt:5z}}.
===Red 5===
If included in the game, these "red 5's" may also count as dora, regardless of the dora indicator.
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Revision as of 06:22, 31 July 2013

Dora is a feature to the game, where possession of specific tiles instantly grants the hand 1 han per tile.

The dead wall

Every mahjong hand session has 14 tiles set aside from the regular tile draw and discard processes. These tiles are designated as the dead wall, and they are considered to be out of play. Among the dead wall, one tile is flipped and revealed for everyone. This tile is assigned as the "dora indicator". Tiles marked as dora are indicated as the next tile in the sequence. For example, if the dora indicator shows , then the dora tile is .

Dora order

This lists the complete dora order.

If the dora indicator is , then the dora is .

If the dora indicator is , then the dora is .

If the dora indicator is , then the dora is .

Wind order

If the dora indicator is , then the dora is .

Dragon order

If the dora indicator is , then the dora is .

Red 5

If included in the game, these "red 5's" may also count as dora, regardless of the dora indicator.