Step into the lush landscapes of the Chinese Yunnan Region with Tea Garden, a captivating deckbuilding and hand management game. As the proud owner of one of the region’s tea gardens, your mission is to cultivate and expand your empire by establishing new tea gardens along the serene river valley.
In Tea Garden, tea leaves are your most prized asset in the game. There are 6 grades of tea quality, and each region produces a different quality of tea. Transform your fresh, vibrant green tea leaves through fermentation, elevating them to rich, aromatic brown leaves that only grow in quality as they mature. Embrace the journey of tea mastery, where every decision shapes the destiny of your tea empire!
Harness the power of your deck of cards to orchestrate up to 4 main actions each game round. The strength of these cards is important for performing the chosen action; the higher the strength, the better effects you will achieve.
With your cards, you will build new tea gardens, acquire new cards, trade your tea with eager caravans, ferment your tea leaves, and harvest more tea. Couple your main actions with the power of secondary actions to navigate the river, produce teacups, or practice tea studies at the university.
In Tea Garden, tea leaves are your most prized asset in the game. There are 6 grades of tea quality, and each region produces a different quality of tea. Transform your fresh, vibrant green tea leaves through fermentation, elevating them to rich, aromatic brown leaves that only grow in quality as they mature. Embrace the journey of tea mastery, where every decision shapes the destiny of your tea empire!
Harness the power of your deck of cards to orchestrate up to 4 main actions each game round. The strength of these cards is important for performing the chosen action; the higher the strength, the better effects you will achieve.
With your cards, you will build new tea gardens, acquire new cards, trade your tea with eager caravans, ferment your tea leaves, and harvest more tea. Couple your main actions with the power of secondary actions to navigate the river, produce teacups, or practice tea studies at the university.
