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The whole set, dressed for midnight.
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Buy & download →All 156 tiles as printable playing cards. Cricut cuttable, for an easy print and cut. Lighter to travel, easier to pack. Drawn for New Year's Eve. Fireworks for the Dots. Champagne flutes counted out on every Bam, with the bottle on the One. Party hats on the Craks. The cork flying for the winds, a party popper, the January 1 calendar page, the ball dropping and the top hat for the dragons, midnight in eight cities for the flowers, and a masquerade of eight masks for the Jokers. Print it on cardstock, cut it, and play the game you already play, at a table that looks like the party.
Every card says what it is. The number sits in the corner and the suit is written along the bottom, so the guest who came for the champagne can follow along and nobody argues about whether that is a Bam.
The New Year's Solution Card comes with it: ten ready made New Year's solutions, plus two bonus hands if you've already jumped into the Black Dragon craze. Midnight is 12:00 twice over. The Countdown runs ten to one. New Year spells N E W three times, then 2027 and the champagne bottle, and it is worth a hundred. Globe and Eleven Fifty-Nine are the two with the top hat. Every hand is drawn out as the tiles you will hold.
No year is printed anywhere on the deck, so it comes out every December. The same deck plays online here from the day after Christmas through January. Choose New Year's under Tile style and every game on the site wears it.
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.
On ownership. Every guide and printable here is Prim's own original work, yours to keep, print, and enjoy at your own table. It is not yours to sell, share, give away, or reproduce for anyone else. However, if you have an idea for how we might partner, I would love to talk with you about it. Do write to [email protected]. © 2026 The Order of the Tile. All rights reserved, gently but firmly. Read the full license →