Wednesday 22 May 2013

World of Warcraft Mahjong Set

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AMSTERDAM, May, 16th - Chinese internet company and World of Warcraft regional publisher NetEase has made a limited edition ‘World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria’-themed mahjong set.

Each set costs 1,288 renminbi (USD209) and includes a fully playable mahjong game, complete with tiles, table mats featuring WoW game maps, dividers and chips, all in a thematic wooden carrying case. The board’s decals are designed to look like artwork straight out of World of Warcraft, with a color palette reminiscent of that used for structures and environments in Mists of Pandaria.
Only 1000 of these mahjong sets will be made available worldwide, although the set only appears to be sold through the Chinese-based company. Pre-orders are being taken right now. More pictures are shown on the NetEase website (link below).

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Readers’ Comments

22Monday, 04 October 2010 08:00
Twelve Orphans
Great service, Martin. Thanks!
21Thursday, 02 September 2010 21:34
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Hi stefan,

You are so right. Of course Elisabeth Frischenschlager is from Austria. I am sorry… Have corrected it.

Martin Rep
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20Thursday, 02 September 2010 21:29
stefan
Elisabeth is from Austria not Germany ;-)
‘My China!’ , Mahjong News
19Thursday, 02 September 2010 14:17
Anton
... the result is the same.
18Thursday, 02 September 2010 09:41
Oliv'
Sorry Anton, I've read :
"Looking at the European ranking," and not that you wrote so, my remark regarding the NEW EMA ranking is not suitable...

Oliv'

Mahjong Competition Rules?

mcrbookletUTRECHT - In the World Mahjong Championship 2010, ‘Mahjong Competition Rules’ are applied.
These rules were formally established in 1998 by a Chinese state committee, after the government had lifted the ban on mahjong, which dated from 1949, when the People's Republic of China was established. The rules of the ‘new mahjong’ were initially called ‘Chinese Official’, but also ‘International Rules’.

The first world championship where the CO rules were used, was held in Tokyo, Japan, 2002; the second in Chengdu, China, 2007.
The rules are controlled by the Beijing based World Mahjong Organization, which cooperates with the European Mahjong Association, an umbrella where the European national mahjong leagues are associated with.

More information about MCR in Wikipedia
Download the ‘Green Booklet’ with the rules (PDF)
A penalty overview for the WMC2010 and other official tournaments, by EMA (PDF)
Referee manual, by EMA (PDF)

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