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An American Mahjong solution card for the December game.
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Buy & download →The ten Christmas solutions: December 25, Ho Ho Ho, Noel, Egg Nog, Candy Canes, Three Kings, Five Gold Rings, The Year Turns, Let It Snow and Elves at the North Pole. The two Black Dragon bonus hands: Bell, and Coal in the Stocking. December 25 is Flowers, then the date twice, in two suits, and a kong of any dragon. Noel, Egg Nog and Let It Snow are written with the winds, the Soap and the dragons, and the 4 stands on its head to make the h in Ho Ho Ho.
You get two pages. The solution card is one US Letter page with two identical cards on it, one for each end of the table. The solutions page lays out every hand as the fourteen tiles you will hold, grouped the way they are played, so nobody at the table has to argue about what a line means.
The ten Christmas solutions play on any American Mahjong set. The two bonus hands call for the Black Dragon, the fourth dragon; if your table is not playing with it yet, skip those two and play the ten.
Play it beside your League card, or instead of it, for the December game. Your NMJL card and your rules do not change.
Want the tiles to match? The Christmas Card Deck is in the shop too: All 156 tiles as printable playing cards, with this solution card inside it.
Want all four holidays? The Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's solution cards are together in The Holiday Solution Card Bundle, for about the price of three.
The Order of the Tileâ„¢ is an independent publisher and is not affiliated with the National Mah Jongg League. This guide does not reproduce the NMJL card.
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