Your hand,
or a trap?
Four questions, run right after the Charleston, that tell you in 60 seconds whether Winds and Dragons is actually your hand or a trap. Free one-page PDF, plus the pivot move when W&D doesn't survive.
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The pivot you wish
you'd made sooner.
Most players decide if they're going for Winds and Dragons way too late, after they've already passed away tiles they needed. Then they're stuck. They keep drawing for a hand that died ten turns ago because the alternative feels worse.
This ends that.
Four yes/no questions, sixty seconds, run right after the Charleston. You'll know if W&D is your hand, a maybe, or a trap. And if it's a trap, the PDF tells you exactly what to pivot to.
Print it. Tape it to your scorecard holder. Save it to your camera roll. It is yours.
What's on the test,
at a glance.
Wind direction
Do you have 2+ winds in the same direction? Two Norths, Souths, Easts, or Wests means the section is alive.
Dragon density
Do you have 2+ dragons in any one color? Greens, Reds, or Soaps. This tells you which dragon line to chase.
Family fit
Are your winds and dragons in the same family on the card? The card groups them on purpose. Mixed families means harder hand.
Flower count
How many flowers do you have? 4+ keeps every flower hand alive. 2–3 narrows your options. 0–1 closes the door on flowers entirely.
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the pivots with you?
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