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Takenoko (Japanese: タケノコ, which means bamboo shoot in katakana) is a board game created by Antoine Bauza and published by Bombyx and Matagot in 2011. Matagot also produced a Collector's Edition which features deluxe, over-sized pieces and game board.[1]
Players control the gardener of the Japanese Emperor's bamboo garden, as well as its resident panda, a gift from the Emperor of China.
At the start of the game, the board consists only of the central pond of the bamboo garden - players take turns to plant new hexagonal bamboo plots (three colours green, yellow and pink), as well as to add irrigation and improvements to the plots, move the gardener to grow bamboo, and move the panda who eats the bamboo.
Turn structure
On each turn, players can choose between a number of different actions; laying a new plot on the garden, taking an irrigation channel from the stock, moving the gardener, moving the panda, or drawing a new objective card. On a regular turn, each player can pick any two of those actions.
However, there is also a die that determines the weather conditions for the round - sunny (pick three actions rather than two), rainy (choose a plot to grow more bamboo), storm (move the panda to any location), windy (can select same action twice) or cloudy (choose an improvement to place on a plot).
Objective cards
Players earn points by completing objective cards, which belong to one of three categories:
Plot cards require a certain arrangement of coloured plots to be present on the garden. All plots must be irrigated in order to count.
Gardener objective cards require certain colours of bamboo (sometimes with certain improvements) to be grown to various heights.
Panda objectives require the panda to have eaten certain amounts of different colours of bamboo on that player's turns.
Players start the game with one objective card from each category, and can have up to a maximum of five in their hand. Cards have different point values, depending how difficult that particular objective is to complete (and sometimes the colours of plots or bamboo).
Plot and gardener objectives can be completed by either player; it is possible for a player to unknowingly complete an opponent's objectives through their placement of tiles, or movement of the gardener. However, panda objectives can only be completed by using the bamboo collected by that player.
The first player to reach a certain number of completed objectives (9 in a two-player game, 8 in a three-player game, 7 in a four-player game) receives a bonus Emperor card worth 2 points, and triggers the last round of the game.
Expansion
The Takenoko: Chibis expansion adds a female panda and panda cubs to the game, as well as including new powerful bamboo plots and plot objectives.[2]
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This article may be expanded with text translated from the corresponding article in German November 2018 Click show for important translation instructions View a machine translated version of the German article Machine translation like DeepL or Google Translate is a useful starting point for translations but translators must revise errors as necessary and confirm that the translation is accurate rather than simply copy pasting machine translated text into the English Wikipedia Consider adding a topic to this template there are already 9 766 articles in the main category and specifying topic will aid in categorization Do not translate text that appears unreliable or low quality If possible verify the text with references provided in the foreign language article You must provide copyright attribution in the edit summary accompanying your translation by providing an interlanguage link to the source of your translation A model attribution edit summary is Content in this edit is translated from the existing German Wikipedia article at de Takenoko see its history for attribution You should also add the template Translated de Takenoko to the talk page For more guidance see Wikipedia Translation Takenoko Japanese タケノコ which means bamboo shoot in katakana is a board game created by Antoine Bauza and published by Bombyx and Matagot in 2011 Matagot also produced a Collector s Edition which features deluxe over sized pieces and game board 1 TakenokoA game of Takenoko in progress DesignersAntoine BauzaPublishersBombyxMatagotPlayers2 4Playing timeapprox 45 minutes Contents 1 Premise and Gameplay 1 1 Turn structure 1 2 Objective cards 2 Expansion 3 Awards 4 References 5 External linksPremise and Gameplay EditPlayers control the gardener of the Japanese Emperor s bamboo garden as well as its resident panda a gift from the Emperor of China At the start of the game the board consists only of the central pond of the bamboo garden players take turns to plant new hexagonal bamboo plots three colours green yellow and pink as well as to add irrigation and improvements to the plots move the gardener to grow bamboo and move the panda who eats the bamboo Turn structure Edit On each turn players can choose between a number of different actions laying a new plot on the garden taking an irrigation channel from the stock moving the gardener moving the panda or drawing a new objective card On a regular turn each player can pick any two of those actions However there is also a die that determines the weather conditions for the round sunny pick three actions rather than two rainy choose a plot to grow more bamboo storm move the panda to any location windy can select same action twice or cloudy choose an improvement to place on a plot Objective cards Edit Players earn points by completing objective cards which belong to one of three categories Plot cards require a certain arrangement of coloured plots to be present on the garden All plots must be irrigated in order to count Gardener objective cards require certain colours of bamboo sometimes with certain improvements to be grown to various heights Panda objectives require the panda to have eaten certain amounts of different colours of bamboo on that player s turns Players start the game with one objective card from each category and can have up to a maximum of five in their hand Cards have different point values depending how difficult that particular objective is to complete and sometimes the colours of plots or bamboo Plot and gardener objectives can be completed by either player it is possible for a player to unknowingly complete an opponent s objectives through their placement of tiles or movement of the gardener However panda objectives can only be completed by using the bamboo collected by that player The first player to reach a certain number of completed objectives 9 in a two player game 8 in a three player game 7 in a four player game receives a bonus Emperor card worth 2 points and triggers the last round of the game Expansion EditThe Takenoko Chibis expansion adds a female panda and panda cubs to the game as well as including new powerful bamboo plots and plot objectives 2 Awards EditAs d or Jeu de l annee 2012 3 Lys Grand Public 2012 Golden Geek Best Board Game Artwork Presentation 2012 Games Magazine Best New Family Game 2013 Ludoteca Ideale Official Selection 2013 References Edit TAKENOKO GIANT Matagot Retrieved 6 June 2019 Review Takenoko Chibis Tabletop Together Et le jeu de l annee 2012 est External links Edit Wikimedia Commons has media related to Takenoko board game Takenoko at BoardGameGeek This board game related article or section is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Takenoko board game amp oldid 1057500128, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
