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	{{Infobox game\|name=Pith\|image=File:Classicpith-setup.png\|caption=A game of pith about to begin\|years=In various forms, 200s BNB to present\|genre=Matching\|players=2 to 4\|skills=Tactics, observation, memory, bluffing\|related=[[Little pith]] * Piṭṭháu * Peuh Taus}}		{{Infobox game\|name=Pith ''{{cs\|jrt\|piþ}}''\|image=File:Classicpith-setup.png\|caption=A game of pith about to begin\|years=In various forms, 200s BNB to present\|genre=Matching\|players=2 to 4\|skills=Tactics, observation, memory, bluffing\|related=[[Little pith]] * Piṭṭháu * Peuh Taus}}

	'''Pith''' ({{Cs\|jrt\|piþ}}) is a [[Pith tiles\|tile-based game]] popular in the western [[Orddonach]], introduced to the region in the form of the [[Namun people\|Namunian]] [[piṭṭháu]] sometime in the 200s BNB.		'''Pith''' ({{Cs\|jrt\|piþ}}) is a [[Pith tiles\|tile-based game]] popular in the western [[Orddonach]], introduced to the region in the form of the [[Namun people\|Namunian]] [[piṭṭháu]] sometime in the 200s BNB.

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	== Gameplay ==		== Gameplay ==
	Players start with a concealed hand of 12 tiles. The objective of pith is to be the first to make a winning hand. To achieve this, they must use both discarded tiles from the player directly preceding them or from the walls of tiles in the centre of the table (''stáerwy'', sg. ''stáer'').		Players start with a concealed hand of 12 tiles. The objective of pith is to be the first to make a winning hand. To achieve this, they must use both discarded tiles from the player directly preceding them or from the walls of tiles in the centre of the table ({{Cs\|jrt\|stāerwy}} ''stáerwy'', sg. {{Cs\|jrt\|staer}} ''stáer'').

	=== Setup and turn order ===		=== Setup and turn order ===

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	{{Infobox game\|name=Pith\|image=File:Classicpith-setup.png\|caption=A game of pith about to begin\|years=In various forms, 200s BNB to present\|genre=Matching\|players=2 to 4\|skills=Tactics, observation, memory, bluffing\|related=[[Little pith]] * Piṭṭháu * Peuh Taus}}		{{Infobox game\|name=Pith\|image=File:Classicpith-setup.png\|caption=A game of pith about to begin\|years=In various forms, 200s BNB to present\|genre=Matching\|players=2 to 4\|skills=Tactics, observation, memory, bluffing\|related=[[Little pith]] * Piṭṭháu * Peuh Taus}}

	'''Pith''' is a [[Pith tiles\|tile-based game]] popular in the western [[Orddonach]], introduced to the region in the form of the [[Namun people\|Namunian]] [[piṭṭháu]] sometime in the 200s BNB.		'''Pith''' ({{Cs\|jrt\|piþ}}) is a [[Pith tiles\|tile-based game]] popular in the western [[Orddonach]], introduced to the region in the form of the [[Namun people\|Namunian]] [[piṭṭháu]] sometime in the 200s BNB.

	== Gameplay ==		== Gameplay ==
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	!Score		!Score
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''Eyes''' (''médr'')		\|'''Eyes''' ({{Cs\|jrt\|mēdr}} ''médr'')
	\|A pair of identical tiles.		\|A pair of identical tiles.
	\|[[File:M6.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:M6.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]]		\|[[File:M6.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:M6.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]]
	\|1 lawr		\|1 lawr
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''Short''' (''maf'')		\|'''Short''' ({{Cs\|jrt\|mav}} ''maf'')
	\|Three tiles in numerical sequence		\|Three tiles in numerical sequence
	\|[[File:D3.svg\|63x63px]][[File:D4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:D5.svg\|63x63px]]		\|[[File:D3.svg\|63x63px]][[File:D4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:D5.svg\|63x63px]]
	\|2 lawr		\|2 lawr
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''Threefold''' (''mi'')		\|'''Threefold''' ({{Cs\|jrt\|mi}} ''mi'')
	\|Three tiles of the same number		\|Three tiles of the same number
	\|[[File:F4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:F4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:F4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]]		\|[[File:F4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:F4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:F4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]]
	\|2 lawr		\|2 lawr
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''Row''' (''lirn'')		\|'''Row''' ({{Cs\|jrt\|lirn}} ''lirn'')
	\|Four tiles in numerical sequence		\|Four tiles in numerical sequence
	\|[[File:H1.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:H2.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:H3.svg\|63x63px]][[File:H4.svg\|63x63px]]		\|[[File:H1.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:H2.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:H3.svg\|63x63px]][[File:H4.svg\|63x63px]]
	\|4 lawr		\|4 lawr
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''Fourfold''' (''pyn'')		\|'''Fourfold''' ({{Cs\|jrt\|pyn}} ''pyn'')
	\|Four tiles of the same number		\|Four tiles of the same number
	\|[[File:M3.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:M3.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:M3.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:M3.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]]		\|[[File:M3.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:M3.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:M3.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:M3.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]]
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	!Example		!Example
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''Common''' (''órdur'')		\|'''Common''' ({{Cs\|jrt\|ōrdur}} ''órdur'')
	\|A hand composed of tiles belonging to different suits.		\|A hand composed of tiles belonging to different suits.
	\|No bonus		\|No bonus
	\|[[File:D3.svg\|63x63px]][[File:D4.svg\|63x63px]][[File:D5.svg\|63x63px]][[File:D6.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:H1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:H1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:H1.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:M6.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M7.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M8.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:F4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:F4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]]		\|[[File:D3.svg\|63x63px]][[File:D4.svg\|63x63px]][[File:D5.svg\|63x63px]][[File:D6.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:H1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:H1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:H1.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:M6.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M7.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M8.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:F4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:F4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''Level''' (''bar'')		\|'''Level''' ({{Cs\|jrt\|bar}} ''bar'')
	\|A hand composed entirely of tiles belonging to the same suit		\|A hand composed entirely of tiles belonging to the same suit
	\|Score of hand doubled		\|Score of hand doubled
	\|[[File:M1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M1.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:M4.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M4.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M4.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:M6.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M6.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:M7.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M7.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:M8.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M8.svg\|63x63px]]		\|[[File:M1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M1.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:M4.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M4.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M4.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:M6.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M6.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:M7.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M7.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:M8.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M8.svg\|63x63px]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''Perfect''' (''hibeng'')		\|'''Perfect''' ({{Cs\|jrt\|hibng}} ''hibeng'')
	\|A hand composed almost entirely of tiles belonging to the same suit.		\|A hand composed almost entirely of tiles belonging to the same suit.
	One meld is composed of great tiles		One meld is composed of great tiles
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	\|[[File:F1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F1.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:F3.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F4.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F5.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F6.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:F4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:F4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]]—[[File:Kf.svg\|63x63px]][[File:Kf.svg\|63x63px]]		\|[[File:F1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F1.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:F3.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F4.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F5.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F6.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:F4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:F4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]]—[[File:Kf.svg\|63x63px]][[File:Kf.svg\|63x63px]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''Blessed''' (''moeb'')		\|'''Blessed''' ({{Cs\|jrt\|moeb}} ''moeb'')
	\|A hand composed entirely of great tiles.		\|A hand composed entirely of great tiles.
	\|Score of hand doubled plus 20 lawr		\|Score of hand doubled plus 20 lawr

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	{{Infobox game\|name=Pith\|image=File:Classicpith-setup.png\|caption=A game of pith about to begin\|years=In various forms, 200s BNB to present\|genre=Matching~~, Vying~~\|players=2 to 4\|skills=Tactics, observation, memory, bluffing\|related=[[Little pith]] * Piṭṭháu * Peuh Taus}}		{{Infobox game\|name=Pith\|image=File:Classicpith-setup.png\|caption=A game of pith about to begin\|years=In various forms, 200s BNB to present\|genre=Matching\|players=2 to 4\|skills=Tactics, observation, memory, bluffing\|related=[[Little pith]] * Piṭṭháu * Peuh Taus}}

	'''Pith''' is a [[Pith tiles\|tile-based game]] popular in the western [[Orddonach]], introduced to the region in the form of the [[Namun people\|Namunian]] [[piṭṭháu]] sometime in the 200s BNB.		'''Pith''' is a [[Pith tiles\|tile-based game]] popular in the western [[Orddonach]], introduced to the region in the form of the [[Namun people\|Namunian]] [[piṭṭháu]] sometime in the 200s BNB.

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	=== Melds ===		=== Melds ===
	A winning hand must be made of combinations of tiles called ''melds''. A meld is a combination of at least 2 and at most 4 tiles of the same suit, either all of the same number or in numerical sequence. Each meld has a score that counts to the overall value of the final hand. ~~Wanderers ('''W''')~~, seasons ('''S''') and high kings ('''K''') cannot be used in numerical sequences and do not belong to any suits. However, melds using them will double the value of the meld. Moons ('''M''') are wildcards that may stand in for any ''numerical'' tile necessary to complete a meld.		A winning hand must be made of combinations of tiles called ''melds''. A meld is a combination of at least 2 and at most 4 tiles of the same suit, either all of the same number or in numerical sequence. Each meld has a score that counts to the overall value of the final hand. Great tiles, thus seasons ('''S''') and high kings ('''K'''), cannot be used in numerical sequences and do not belong to any suits. However, melds using them will double the value of the meld. Moons ('''M''') are wildcards that may stand in for any ''numerical'' tile necessary to complete a meld.
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|+Legal melds from weakest to strongest		\|+Legal melds from weakest to strongest

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	=== Melds ===		=== Melds ===
	A winning hand must be made of combinations of tiles called ''melds''. A meld is a combination of at least 2 and at most 4 tiles of the same suit, either all of the same number or in numerical sequence. Each meld has a score that counts to the overall value of the final hand. Wanderers ('''W'''), seasons ('''S''') and high kings ('''K''') cannot be used in numerical sequences and do not belong to any suits. However, melds using them will double the value of the meld. Moons ('''M''') are wildcards that may stand in for any ''numerical'' tile necessary to complete a meld.		A winning hand must be made of combinations of tiles called ''melds''. A meld is a combination of at least 2 and at most 4 tiles of the same suit, either all of the same number or in numerical sequence. Each meld has a score that counts to the overall value of the final hand. Wanderers ('''W'''), seasons ('''S''') and high kings ('''K''') cannot be used in numerical sequences and do not belong to any suits. However, melds using them will double the value of the meld. Moons ('''M''') are wildcards that may stand in for any ''numerical'' tile necessary to complete a meld.

	A meld composed exclusively of tiles from the same suit, such as [[File:H2.svg\|frameless\|29x29px]][[File:H3.svg\|frameless\|29x29px]][[File:H4.svg\|frameless\|29x29px]][[File:H5.svg\|frameless\|29x29px]], is called a ''level'' (''bar'') meld. Level melds are valued above their non-level counterparts. Levelness also applies to hands with the same logic. A hand that is composed entirely of level tiles of the same suit is called ''perfect'' (''hibeng''), and is worth double the sum of its melds.
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|+Legal melds from weakest to strongest		\|+Legal melds from weakest to strongest

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	=== Melds ===		=== Melds ===
	A winning hand must be made of combinations of tiles called ''melds''. A meld is a combination of at least 2 and at most 4 tiles, either all of the same number or in numerical sequence. Each meld has a score that counts to the overall value of the final hand. Wanderers ('''W'''), seasons ('''S''') and high kings ('''K''') cannot be used in numerical sequences and do not belong to any suits. However, melds using them will double the value of the meld. Moons ('''M''') are wildcards that may stand in for any ''numerical'' tile necessary to complete a meld.		A winning hand must be made of combinations of tiles called ''melds''. A meld is a combination of at least 2 and at most 4 tiles of the same suit, either all of the same number or in numerical sequence. Each meld has a score that counts to the overall value of the final hand. Wanderers ('''W'''), seasons ('''S''') and high kings ('''K''') cannot be used in numerical sequences and do not belong to any suits. However, melds using them will double the value of the meld. Moons ('''M''') are wildcards that may stand in for any ''numerical'' tile necessary to complete a meld.

	A meld composed exclusively of tiles from the same suit, such as [[File:H2.svg\|frameless\|29x29px]][[File:H3.svg\|frameless\|29x29px]][[File:H4.svg\|frameless\|29x29px]][[File:H5.svg\|frameless\|29x29px]], is called a ''level'' (''bar'') meld. Level melds are valued above their non-level counterparts. Levelness also applies to hands with the same logic. A hand that is composed entirely of level tiles of the same suit is called ''perfect'' (''hibeng''), and is worth double the sum of its melds.		A meld composed exclusively of tiles from the same suit, such as [[File:H2.svg\|frameless\|29x29px]][[File:H3.svg\|frameless\|29x29px]][[File:H4.svg\|frameless\|29x29px]][[File:H5.svg\|frameless\|29x29px]], is called a ''level'' (''bar'') meld. Level melds are valued above their non-level counterparts. Levelness also applies to hands with the same logic. A hand that is composed entirely of level tiles of the same suit is called ''perfect'' (''hibeng''), and is worth double the sum of its melds.
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	\|'''Eyes''' (''médr'')		\|'''Eyes''' (''médr'')
	\|~~The weakest meld, two~~ tiles ~~of the same number~~		\|A pair of identical tiles.
	\|[[File:M6.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:M6.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]]		\|[[File:M6.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:M6.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]]
	\|1 lawr		\|1 lawr

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	==== Scoring and end of play ====		==== Scoring and end of play ====
	Scoring in pith serves to determine the overall performance of each player, as well as determining who becomes the head of the each round. A hand's score is based on the sum of the ~~scores~~ assigned to each of its composing melds. The maximum score for the end of a session differs by region, custom and house rules, but is usually somewhere around 144 ~~points~~.		Scoring in pith serves to determine the overall performance of each player, as well as determining who becomes the head of the each round. A hand's score is based on the sum of the ''lawr'' (points) assigned to each of its composing melds. The maximum score for the end of a session differs by region, custom and house rules, but is usually somewhere around 144 lawr.

	=== Melds ===		=== Melds ===
	A winning hand must be made of combinations of tiles called ''melds''. A meld is a combination of at least 2 and at most 4 tiles, either all of the same number or in numerical sequence. Wanderers ('''W'''), seasons ('''S''') and high kings ('''K''') cannot be used in numerical sequences ~~(unlike in [[little pith]])~~, ~~while moons~~ ('''M''') are wildcards that may stand in for any ~~rank (~~numerical ~~or not) of any suit. Each~~ meld ~~has a score that counts to the overall value of the final hand~~.		A winning hand must be made of combinations of tiles called ''melds''. A meld is a combination of at least 2 and at most 4 tiles, either all of the same number or in numerical sequence. Each meld has a score that counts to the overall value of the final hand. Wanderers ('''W'''), seasons ('''S''') and high kings ('''K''') cannot be used in numerical sequences and do not belong to any suits. However, melds using them will double the value of the meld. Moons ('''M''') are wildcards that may stand in for any ''numerical'' tile necessary to complete a meld.

	A meld composed exclusively of tiles from the same suit, such as [[File:H2.svg\|frameless\|29x29px]][[File:H3.svg\|frameless\|29x29px]][[File:H4.svg\|frameless\|29x29px]][[File:H5.svg\|frameless\|29x29px]], is called a ''level'' (''bar'') meld. Level melds are valued above their non-level counterparts. Levelness also applies to hands with the same logic. A hand that is composed entirely of level tiles of the same suit is called ''perfect'' (''hibeng''), and is worth double the sum of its melds.		A meld composed exclusively of tiles from the same suit, such as [[File:H2.svg\|frameless\|29x29px]][[File:H3.svg\|frameless\|29x29px]][[File:H4.svg\|frameless\|29x29px]][[File:H5.svg\|frameless\|29x29px]], is called a ''level'' (''bar'') meld. Level melds are valued above their non-level counterparts. Levelness also applies to hands with the same logic. A hand that is composed entirely of level tiles of the same suit is called ''perfect'' (''hibeng''), and is worth double the sum of its melds.
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|+Legal melds from weakest to strongest		\|+Legal melds from weakest to strongest
	! ~~rowspan="2" \|~~Meld		!Meld
	! ~~rowspan="2" \|~~Description		!Description
	! ~~rowspan="2" \|~~Example		!Example
	! ~~colspan="2" \|~~Score		!Score
	\|-
	~~!Base~~
	~~!Level~~
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''Eyes''' (''médr'')		\|'''Eyes''' (''médr'')
	\|The weakest meld, two tiles of the same number		\|The weakest meld, two tiles of the same number
	\|[[File:M6.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:F6.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]]		\|[[File:M6.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:M6.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]]
	\|2		\|1 lawr
	\|4
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''Short''' (''maf'')		\|'''Short''' (''maf'')
	\|Three tiles in numerical sequence		\|Three tiles in numerical sequence
	\|[[File:M3.svg~~\|frameless~~\|63x63px]][[File:D4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:H5.svg~~\|frameless~~\|63x63px]]		\|[[File:D3.svg\|63x63px]][[File:D4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:D5.svg\|63x63px]]
	\|4		\|2 lawr
	\|6
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''Threefold''' (''mi'')		\|'''Threefold''' (''mi'')
	\|Three tiles of the same number		\|Three tiles of the same number
	\|[[File:H4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:F4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:M4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]]		\|[[File:F4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:F4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:F4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]]
	\|4		\|2 lawr
	\|6
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''Row''' (''lirn'')		\|'''Row''' (''lirn'')
	\|Four tiles in numerical sequence		\|Four tiles in numerical sequence
	\|[[File:H1.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:H2.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:F3.svg~~\|frameless~~\|63x63px]][[File:M4.svg~~\|frameless~~\|63x63px]]		\|[[File:H1.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:H2.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:H3.svg\|63x63px]][[File:H4.svg\|63x63px]]
	\|6		\|4 lawr
	\|8
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''Fourfold''' (''pyn'')		\|'''Fourfold''' (''pyn'')
	\|Four tiles of the same number		\|Four tiles of the same number
	\|[[File:M3.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:H3.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:D3.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:D3.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]]		\|[[File:M3.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:M3.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:M3.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:M3.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]]
	\|6		\|4 lawr
	\|8		\|}
			=== Winning hands ===
			A winning hand is composed of 12 tiles arranged in melds. There exist four types of winning hands.
			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|+Types of winning hands
			!Name
			!Description
			!Bonus
			!Example
			\|-
			\|'''Common''' (''órdur'')
			\|A hand composed of tiles belonging to different suits.
			\|No bonus
			\|[[File:D3.svg\|63x63px]][[File:D4.svg\|63x63px]][[File:D5.svg\|63x63px]][[File:D6.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:H1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:H1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:H1.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:M6.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M7.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M8.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:F4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:F4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]]
			\|-
			\|'''Level''' (''bar'')
			\|A hand composed entirely of tiles belonging to the same suit
			\|Score of hand doubled
			\|[[File:M1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M1.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:M4.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M4.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M4.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:M6.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M6.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:M7.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M7.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:M8.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M8.svg\|63x63px]]
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			\|'''Perfect''' (''hibeng'')
			\|A hand composed almost entirely of tiles belonging to the same suit.
			One meld is composed of great tiles
			\|Score of hand doubled plus 10 lawr
			\|[[File:F1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F1.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:F3.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F4.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F5.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F6.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:F4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:F4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]]—[[File:Kf.svg\|63x63px]][[File:Kf.svg\|63x63px]]
			\|-
			\|'''Blessed''' (''moeb'')
			\|A hand composed entirely of great tiles.
			\|Score of hand doubled plus 20 lawr
			\|[[File:Kd.svg\|63x63px]][[File:Kd.svg\|63x63px]][[File:Kd.svg\|63x63px]][[File:Kd.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:Sm.svg\|63x63px]][[File:Sm.svg\|63x63px]][[File:Sm.svg\|63x63px]][[File:Sm.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:Sh.svg\|63x63px]][[File:Sh.svg\|63x63px]]—[[File:Km.svg\|63x63px]][[File:Km.svg\|63x63px]]
	\|}		\|}
	~~=== Types of winning hands ===~~
	~~A winning hand is composed of 12 tiles arranged in melds. The following is an example of such.~~

	[[File:H1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:H1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:H1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:D3.svg\|63x63px]][[File:D4.svg\|63x63px]][[File:D5.svg\|63x63px]][[File:D6.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M6.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M7.svg\|63x63px]][[File:M8.svg\|63x63px]][[File:Sd.svg\|63x63px]][[File:Sd.svg\|63x63px]]

	This is a valid ending hand composed of a threefold, a row, a short and eyes, adding up to 12 tiles. They are all level, but of different suits, and thus the hand is not perfect. It would score the player 24 points.

	[[File:F1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F1.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F3.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F4.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F5.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F6.svg\|63x63px]][[File:F4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:F4.svg\|frameless\|63x63px]][[File:Kf.svg\|63x63px]][[File:Kf.svg\|63x63px]]

	This is a valid ending hand composed of a fourfold, a row and two eyes, adding up to 12 tiles. They are all level and of the same suit (cups), and thus the hand is perfect. It would score the player 48 points (the double of the sum of its melds, 24).

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	=== ~~Hands~~ ===		=== Types of winning hands ===
	A winning hand is composed of 12 tiles arranged in melds. The following is an example of such.		A winning hand is composed of 12 tiles arranged in melds. The following is an example of such.

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	This is a valid ending hand composed of a fourfold, a row and two eyes, adding up to 12 tiles. They are all level and of the same suit (cups), and thus the hand is perfect. It would score the player 48 points (the double of the sum of its melds, 24).		This is a valid ending hand composed of a fourfold, a row and two eyes, adding up to 12 tiles. They are all level and of the same suit (cups), and thus the hand is perfect. It would score the player 48 points (the double of the sum of its melds, 24).

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	=== Setup and turn order ===		=== Setup and turn order ===
	Before the game can begin, the tiles are all scrambled face down. One player is chosen to be the ''head'' (''towr''), and, depending on regional and house rules, the order of play will go clockwise or counterclockwise starting from this player (generally, it is counterclockwise, except in [[Hearn]], [[Blackstrath]] and [[Nemmark]]). 12 tiles are given to each player and the rest are then arranged into four walls forming a square perimeter. Three of these walls have 28 tiles (~~2×7×4~~), while one (the head's wall) has 32 (~~2×8×4~~). Players take tiles starting from this longer wall and continuing in order of play.		Before the game can begin, the tiles are all scrambled face down. One player is chosen to be the ''head'' (''towr''), and, depending on regional and house rules, the order of play will go clockwise or counterclockwise starting from this player (generally, it is counterclockwise, except in [[Hearn]], [[Blackstrath]] and [[Nemmark]]). 12 tiles are given to each player and the rest are then arranged into four walls forming a square perimeter. Three of these walls have 28 tiles (7×2×2), while one (the head's wall) has 32 (8×2×2). Players take tiles starting from this longer wall and continuing in order of play.

	=== Gameplay ===		=== Gameplay ===