Pai Sho
Arrange flowers into harmony. Inspired by Avatar.
The flower-arranging game inspired by Avatar: The Last Airbender. This edition uses the fan-made Skud Pai Sho rules, with original LemonYak artwork.
A garden of harmony
Surround the center with a connected ring of harmonies. Plant flowers in gates, then arrange them along clear grid paths. The highlighted points show legal destinations; lines show harmonies.
Learn to play
Guest starts. Choose a reserve flower to plant, or select a flower on the board to move. Red and white flowers cannot finish inside the opposite garden. Paths may turn; tiles cannot jump. Opposite-colored flowers of the same number clash, so they cannot face each other along an unblocked line. Landing on an enemy clashing flower captures it.
A new harmony awards one optional bonus. The tile reference explains special flowers and accents. Select Boat, then a flower, then its destination. Finish bonus skips the optional action.
A ring wins. Planting the last basic flower ends play and compares harmonies crossing a midline away from the center. Equal scores draw. LemonYak also declares a draw if the computer has no legal action. Undo and Hint are practice aids. Computer play is local; Two players uses one device.