Skud Pai Sho can also be played with 3 or 4 players. All players must have their own set of tiles. When playing Pai Sho with multiple players, use the following rule changes:<\/p>\n
Players may only ever have 1 Growing Flower on the board. So, you may not Plant on your turn if you already have a Growing Flower on the board. You may only Plant a Basic or Special Flower Tile on a Harmony Bonus if you have no Growing Flowers.<\/p>\n
Players select their Accent Tiles or agree to all play with the same set of Accent Tiles.<\/p>\n
To begin the game, the player that is going first must Plant a Basic Flower Tile that the second player chooses.<\/p>\n
The second player must Plant a Basic Flower Tile that the third player chooses.<\/p>\n
If there are four players, then the third player must Plant a Basic Flower Tile that the fourth player chooses.<\/p>\n
The player who goes last Plants a Basic Flower Tile of their own choosing.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Skud Pai Sho can also be played with 3 or 4 players. All players must have their own set of tiles. When playing Pai Sho with multiple players, use the following rule changes: Growing Flower Limit Players may only ever have 1 Growing Flower on the board. So, you may not Plant on your turn if … <\/p>\n