Washizu Mahjong

Here is a mod that simulates Washizu Mahjong as seen in the anime/manga Akagi. In Washizu Mahjong, the tiles are drawn from a hole in the table rather than from walls. This is simulated in game by drawing the tiles from a loot bag. In Washizu Mahjong, all except for one of each unique tile are transparent. This is simulated in game by the status of tiles that you draw from the loot bag. If you draw a tile that is face-down, it represents an opaque tile, and you may place it into your hand. If you draw a tile that is face-up, it represents a transparent tile, so place it on the table in front of you where everyone can see it. Unfortunately, it's difficult to keep track of opaque tiles which have been discarded. Hopefully when 3D modding is implemented, it will be possible to add actual transparent tiles to the game. One of each seat wind indicator is included. You really only need an east, but I included all four so each player can have one in case some aren't familiar with the order. I also included one riichi stick for each player so they can throw that into the middle when they declare riichi. Since you would start a new hand by reloading the mod, there's no point to include all scoring sticks. I suggest keeping track of the scores with the notepad. Two dice are included. These are only used to determine the dealer (east) at the start of the game. The game should be initiated and played as follows (you may make changes if you wish, but this is how it is in Akagi): A player (perhaps the host) should roll the dice to determine the dealer. That player should then count around the table counterclockwise, starting with themself, and the person that they stop on as indicated by the dice will be the first dealer. This is only done at the start of the game; the dealer is rotated as normal from hand to hand afterwards. Once the dealer is chosen, the players take turns counterclockwise, starting with the dealer, drawing two tiles at a time until each player has 13 tiles in