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The Thanksgiving One Bam, the turkey

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The Thanksgiving Card Deck for American Mahjong

The whole set, dressed for dinner.

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All 156 tiles as printable playing cards. Cricut cuttable, for an easy print and cut. Lighter to travel, easier to pack. Drawn for Thanksgiving. Pies for the Dots. The turkey on the One Bam with his tail feathers counted out behind him. Corn on every Crak. A turkey weathervane for the winds, the can of cranberry sauce, the green bean casserole and the burnt turkey for the dragons, eight autumn leaves for the flowers, and a scarecrow for the Joker. Print it on cardstock, cut it, and play the game you already play, on a table that looks like November.

Every card says what it is. The number sits in the corner and the suit is written along the bottom, so a first-timer at the kids' table can follow along and nobody argues about whether that is a Bam.

Perfect for a Thanksgiving week game with the cousins who sort of know how, a travel set that fits in a purse for the drive to Grandmother's, a hostess gift for the friend whose table you sit at every Tuesday, and teaching, since the suit is written on every card.

The Thanksgiving Solution Card holds ten ready made Thanksgiving solutions and two bonus Black Dragon hands. They are not from any league card. Your NMJL card and your rules do not change.

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