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'''Wanpai''' {{kana|王牌}} are the tiles used to form the '''dead wall'''~~. These tiles are set aside from the regular draw and discard play~~. Every mahjong hand session has 14 tiles, or 7 double-stacked tiles, set aside from the regular tile draw and discard processes. These tiles are considered to be out of play, hence the nomenclature "dead wall".

'''Wanpai''' {{kana|王牌}} are the tiles used to form the '''dead wall'''. Every mahjong hand session has 14 tiles, or 7 double-stacked tiles, set aside from the regular tile draw and discard processes. These tiles are considered to be out of play, hence the nomenclature "dead wall". Most of these tiles are used to indicate [[dora]]. The rest are used for [[kan]] draws and tile wall replacements.

== Arrangement ==

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	'''Wanpai''' {{kana\|王牌}} are the tiles used to form the '''dead wall'''~~. These tiles are set aside from the regular draw and discard play~~. Every mahjong hand session has 14 tiles, or 7 double-stacked tiles, set aside from the regular tile draw and discard processes. These tiles are considered to be out of play, hence the nomenclature "dead wall".		'''Wanpai''' {{kana\|王牌}} are the tiles used to form the '''dead wall'''. Every mahjong hand session has 14 tiles, or 7 double-stacked tiles, set aside from the regular tile draw and discard processes. These tiles are considered to be out of play, hence the nomenclature "dead wall". Most of these tiles are used to indicate [[dora]]. The rest are used for [[kan]] draws and tile wall replacements.

	== Arrangement ==		== Arrangement ==

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