Board Game The White Castle - Matcha

The tea ceremony is an oriental tradition that dates back to ancient times. It is the embodiment of peace, honor and harmony, which balances the samurai nobility.

This addition to the game "The White Castle" will reveal its charms to you and teach you how to gain influence at court by pouring a cup or two of aromatic drink with the right people at the right time.

Probably, you just didn`t like walking very much before, because it would be difficult not to notice this picturesque pond and tea house - the kingdom of trained geishas in the castle area!

Be that as it may, now the borders of Himeji Castle have been expanded. You get a new location - a significant piece of the field, which continues the field from the base game. The main thing about it - This is the tsashitsu. It houses tea rooms and places where your geishas will learn the arts of ikebana and calligraphy.

Place cubes in the appropriate cells to obtain resources and send your clan`s geishas to community service to earn valuable points.

In addition, the expansion includes a fourth bridge - green - and the corresponding colored cubes, meaning you will now have four moves in each round instead of three. The new resource - tsashitsu petals - gives geishas the opportunity to stomp by drinking tea, opening access to special actions and gaining useful points for you.

The personal possessions tablet has grown considerably: now there is also room for a green cube on it, next to which geishas have lined up, taking an example from courtiers, warriors and gardeners.

So now your path to victory becomes surprisingly thorny and branched, because during the game you will place cubes not only on the main field, but also in new zones. Thanks to geishas, ​​you can multiply points for gardeners, warriors or courtiers, which means you will have to think about your winning strategy again.

The addition expands the base game, while maintaining its balance and structure. This addition is worth choosing for those who appreciate deeper game combinations, alternative development paths and atmospheric immersion in Japanese aesthetics.