Piang jip
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 The sun, the highest token in the game. | |
| Years active | 2000 BNB to present |
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| Genres | Matching, Vying |
| Players | 2 to 4 |
| Skills | Tactics, observation, memory, bluffing |
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| Piṭṭháu, Peuh Taus, Pith | |
Piang jip (Bahlian IPA: /pjaŋ˧ ʒip˧/) or the game of winds is an ancient traditional card game of the Doli people of Bahl. It is the predecessor of all card and tile games on the Orddonach.
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A full set for use in the game of winds has four copies of each suited token and lord, for a total of 68 tokens.
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