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No. of Players
4
Age:
10+
Mechanic:
Card Drafting, Set Collecting, Tile Placement
Theme:
Ancient
No. of Players
4
Age:
10+
Mechanic:
Card Drafting, Set Collecting, Tile Placement
Theme:
Ancient
The Tang dynasty was considered the first golden age of the classical and now iconic Chinese gardens.
Estimated delivery if ordered today
6
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Description
The Tang dynasty was considered the first golden age of the classical and now iconic Chinese gardens.
The Tang dynasty was considered the first golden age of the classical and now iconic Chinese gardens.
Emperor Xuanzong built the magnificent imperial Garden of the Majestic Clear Lake as an homage of life itself and from where he ruled. Players will act as Imperial Garden Designers and they will be called to build the most incredible garden while balancing the elements of Nature.
Tang Garden is a Zen-like game that will take you to the first golden age of China, where players will progressively build a garden by creating the landscape, placing the scenery and projecting their vision through vertical panoramas. During the construction, noblemen will visit the garden to admire the surroundings and the way the natural elements coexist in the most breathtaking scenery humankind has ever laid their eyes upon.
Shipping & returns
Good Games uses Australia Post for shipping of orders across Australia as they have the widest reach and offers our customers conveniences like Parcel Lockers, Parcel Collect, and mail redirection.
Standard is shipped using Australia Post eParcel Post and generally takes between 1 - 4 working days for most parts of Australia. The is a tracked shipment.
New Zealand shipments are sent via Australia Post International Standard and take between 3 - 14 working days for delivery. This is a tracked shipment.
