All Chows (平和)
All four sets are chows and the hand contains no honor tiles at all (#63) — an honor pair disqualifies the fan.
How All Chows (平和) works
A hand of four chows plus a pair, containing no honor tiles at all.
All four sets must be sequences — no pungs or kongs — and the rulebook adds "and no Honors": every tile, including the pair, must be a suited tile. An honor pair disqualifies the fan even when it is a valueless guest wind. Because the no-honor requirement is part of the definition, the 1-point No Honors fan is implied and never added on top.
- •Every set is a chow; a single pung or kong disqualifies it.
- •The pair must be a suited tile — any honor pair, value tile or not, breaks the fan.
- •No Honors is implied and not scored separately.
All Chows (平和) — FAQ
Does a guest-wind pair still allow All Chows?
No. The official definition is "all Chows and no Honors" — any honor pair, including a non-value guest wind, disqualifies the fan.
Why is No Honors never listed next to All Chows?
Because All Chows already requires a hand without honors, the implied 1-point No Honors is excluded under the non-repeat principle.