Xiangyang Ka Wu Xing
A table built around Xiangyang rules.
Play with 84 tiles: dots, bamboo and dragons. Decide when to pung, kong, wait or expose a ready hand, with separate explanations for winning patterns, kong payments and settlement.
Learn the basics. Then take a seat.
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Three players use dots, bamboo and dragons, four copies each. Any pair can be eyes. Pung and kong are allowed; chow is not.
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Draw and discard, choosing legal pung, kong, exposure or win actions. Five-wait and other hand patterns follow this room’s rules.
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Wins settle using the base and hand multiplier, with exposure and liability rules applied. Kong payments settle separately and remain after a drawn hand.
Before you play
Which regional variant is this?
This is the fixed Xiangyang base profile, without horse bonuses, floating points, wild tiles or consecutive-kong doubling. The lobby rules include the full pattern table and caps.
Can I chow a discard?
No chow is allowed; pung and kong follow the rules. Its three-player, 84-tile structure differs from standard four-player mahjong.
Ready for Xiangyang Ka Wu Xing?
Open this game’s lobby, choose a play mode and check the room rules before starting.