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ghItlhpu' Qov, jatlh:<br>> I'm impressed by both your distributions,<br><br>qatlho'qu'. Noah, SoH qatlho' je. I thought your distribution was well thought-out and your maths were great - it took me nearly an hour to get the numbers to balance out right.<br><br>> and have googled to determine that English Scrabble does have 100 letters<br>> including the blanks, but some foreign-language editions have a few more.<br>> I don't think Klingon needs more than English has, though.<br><div><br>Agreed. It's true that there's quite a degree of variety; Italian seems to have 120 tiles, even though they're distributed over only 21 letters. But Klingon's rigid word structure can sometimes lead to a particular type of congestion on the board, and I think that'd only be exacerbated by adding many more tiles.<br><br>> I also have a pdf of the letter shapes he intends to use, if anyone
would like to see a copy of that--I'm going to send one to qurgh.<br><br>HIngeH - I'd be keen.<br><br>QeS<br></div> </div></body>
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