×2, F ×2, G ×2, P ×2 8 points: V ×1 9 points: X ×1 10 points: Z ×1 Y is absent because it is very rare outside lujvo. Māori Māori-language sets (known as Scramble) use these 225 tiles: 3 blank tiles (scoring 0 points) 1 point: A ×25, I ×25, O ×25, U ×20 2 points: E ×15, R ×15, T ×15, K ×12, N ×12, W ×12 3 points: H ×10, M ×10, P ×10 4 points: NG ×10 5 points: WH ×6 Diacritical marks are ignored. B, C, D, F, G, J, L, Q, S, V, X, Y, and Z are absent because these letters are not used in Māori, or, for G, outside the NG digraph. Another version, called Kuputupu, uses these 102 tiles: 2 blank tiles (scoring 0 points) 1 point: A ×13, E ×10, I ×10, U ×10, O ×9 2 points: R ×7, T ×7, K ×5 3 points: N ×7, H ×5 4 points: P ×5 5 points: M ×5, W ×4 10 points: G ×3 Math Math sets use these 100 tiles: 2 blank tiles (scoring 0 points) 1 point: = ×18, 1 ×8, 2 ×7 2 points: 0 ×6, 3 ×6, 4 ×6 3 points: 5 ×6, 6 ×6, 8 ×5, + ×3, − ×3 4 points: 7 ×5, 9 ×5, × ×3, ÷ ×3 5 points: √ ×2 6 points: ² ×1 7 points: ³ ×1 8 points: ! ×1 9 points: ^ ×1 10 points: . ×1, ∜ ×1 To play, you have to put in a true equation on the board. Math sets previously used these 120 tiles: 3 blank tiles (scoring 0 points) 0 points: = ×18 1 point: 1 ×10 2 points: 2 ×8, 4 ×7, 5 ×7 3 points: 0 ×6 4 points: 3 ×7, 6 ×7, 8 ×6, 9 ×6 5 points: 7 ×6 6 points: + ×4, − ×4, × ×4 7 points: ÷ ×3, √ ×3 8 points: . ×3 9 points: ^ ×1 10 points: ! ×1, ² ×1, ³ ×1, ∜ ×1, ∞ ×1, < ×1, > ×1 Na'vi Na'vi language sets use these 100 tiles: 2 blank tiles (scoring 0 points) 1 point: A ×12, E ×8, L ×6, N ×6, T ×6, Y ×6, O ×5, U ×5, I ×4, R ×4 2 points: Ì ×4, ʼ ×4, Ä ×3, S ×3 3 points: K ×3, M