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imported>Kasimir Created page with "'''Kusyeke kherang''' (Baphian: ''kusyeke kherang'', lit. 'shark food', Kzmr: '''kshkhi'') is a card game in the rummy family popularly played in much of Ukilen, particularly the former states of the Baphian Democratic Union. It was most likely developed in Baphia during the late 19th century, but has since spread to many parts of the world. It is played with a large deck consisting of 212 cards. == Cards ==..." |
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The season cards are named after the four seasons. There are three copies of each. | The season cards are named after the four seasons. There are three copies of each. | ||
== Game setup == | |||
The players are designated based on the cardinal directions. Traditionally, the player furthest from the door is assigned East and the rest are given corresponding directions based on this. The game begins with the dealer (East in the first round) shuffling the deck, after which they deal 14 cards to each of the other players and 15 to themself. After this, the remaining cards are set face-down in a draw pile in the center. | |||
=== Card exchange === | |||
After the initial setup, each of the players, starting with East and progressing clockwise, passes three cards to the player on their left. This player then chooses two cards to keep in their hand, and passes the third back to the right. Thus, in order, East passes three cards to South and is given one of them back, South passes three to West and is given one back, West does the same for North, and finally, North does the same for East. Once this is complete, play can begin, in which player order is the same as the order of exchange. | |||