×3, P ×3 4 points: F ×2, G ×2, V ×2, W ×2 5 points: H ×1 8 points: X ×3 10 points: Z ×1 Note that B, D, J, Q, and C (which is a rare alternative spelling of the digraph TS) have no tiles because these letters are not used in Na'vi. Note that G is only used in the NG digraph (and is also a rare alternative spelling of that digraph), and X is only used in the KX, PX, and TX digraphs. You cannot use a blank to represent the digraphs KX, LL, NG, PX, RR, TS, TX, or the diphthongs AW, AY, EW, or EY (which are sometimes considered as digraphs). This set was created by LearnNa'vi.org. Shortly after, the idea of revising the set to have the digraphs as single tiles (removing the G and X tiles) was proposed, but that has not taken effect so far. Nuxalk The Nuxalk-language edition uses these 212 tiles: 1 point: A ×25, S ×20, T ×12, I ×10, K ×10, LH ×9, M ×9, TS ×8, U ×8 2 points: L ×7, N ×7, Q ×6, Qʼ ×6, Y ×6, TLʼ ×5, X ×5 3 points: AA ×4, C ×4, CW ×4, Kʼ ×4, KW ×4, P ×4, Tʼ ×4, TSʼ ×4, XW ×4 4 points: KWʼ ×4, W ×4, QW ×3, UU ×2 5 points: QWʼ ×3, II ×2 7 points: Pʼ ×2 9 points: H ×2 11 points: 7 ×2 The letters B, D, E, F, G, J, O, R, V and Z are not used in Nuxalk and therefore have no tiles. The 7 is included in the set because it is an actual letter in Nuxalk. It is used to replace ' if you don't have a tile ending with '. Arguably H and 7 do not exist in Nuxalk, but they are included as they are used for borrowed words, or in the case of 7, optionally at the beginning of a word. Occitan The Occitan-language edition, called "E-scrabbl'òc", uses these 102 tiles: 2 blank tiles (scoring 0 points) 1 point: A ×15, E ×10, R ×8, S ×8, I ×7, N ×7, T ×7, O ×6 2 points: L ×4, M ×4, U ×4, C ×3 4 points: G ×3, B ×2, D ×2, P ×2 6 points: V ×2, F ×1, H ×1 10 points: J ×1, Q ×1, X