Sagrada

To set up Sagrada, each player receives a stained-glass window board with varying difficulty ratings, a secret private objective card, and a number of glass favor tokens based on their window's difficulty. Public objective cards, tool cards, and the bag of dice are placed centrally on the table. Each round, dice are drawn from the bag, rolled, and placed into the drafting pool ready for player selection.

The main objective of Sagrada is to construct a magnificent stained-glass window by carefully drafting and placing colored dice onto a grid. Players must strictly follow placement rules: dice of the same color or value cannot touch orthogonally, and all placed dice must connect to existing dice after the first placement, which must go on the border.

Turns follow a snake-draft order where players take two actions per round: drafting one die from the central pool and placing it on their grid. Players may also spend favor tokens to activate powerful tool cards that allow dice manipulation, re-rolls, or breaking placement rules. Once everyone drafts, turn order reverses for the second pick, and any remaining die goes to the round track.

At the end of the game, players score victory points based on shared public objective cards, their hidden private objective card focusing on a specific color's total value, and unused favor tokens. Points are lost for each empty space remaining on the player's window board.

The game concludes automatically after exactly ten rounds. Once the final round track marker is placed and the last turns are finished, players calculate their final scores to determine who built the most successful stained-glass masterpiece.