Sagrada

Original standard play supports2–4 players and lasts ten rounds. Deal each player one private objective and two double-sided window cards; choose one of the four patterns and take Favor Tokens equal to its difficulty. Reveal three Tools and three public objectives.

Each round draw and roll two dice per player plus one:5/7/9 dice for2/3/4 players. This is the shared Draft Pool. Use all90 original dice in the bag; do not import remastered player-count reductions.

Turns run clockwise from the start player, then reverse from the last player back to the first. On each turn you may draft and place one die and use one Tool in either order, do only one, or pass both actions.

Your first die must touch an edge or corner of the window. Every later die must touch an existing die orthogonally or diagonally. It must match any printed colour or value restriction on its space.

Dice sharing an edge may never have the same colour or value. Diagonal neighbours may match, and white spaces remove only the printed-space restriction, not adjacency rules.

To use a Tool, place one Favor Token on it if it has none, otherwise two, then resolve its ability. The tokens stay for the whole game. A Tool waives only the restrictions it explicitly identifies; other placement rules remain.

After both turns per player, put every remaining pool die on that round’s track space, even if multiple dice remain. Pass the bag clockwise to set the next start player. After round ten, proceed to scoring.

Score public objectives, the sum of values on dice matching your private objective colour, and one point per unspent Favor; lose one per empty space. Row/column objectives require completed rows/columns. Ties compare private-objective points, remaining Favors, then reverse player order in the final round.

For official solo, use no Favors, reveal two public and two private objectives, and choose1–5 Tools to set difficulty. Roll four dice per round and take two turns. A Tool is paid with a matching-colour pool die; that die and Tool leave play after the single use.

Solo still lasts ten rounds. Put unused dice on the round track without changing their values; their total is your target. Choose only one private objective for your score, lose three per empty space, and win only by strictly beating the target. Dice spent on Tools do not contribute to the target.