Sagrada
Draft colored dice to build a stained-glass window, one careful placement at a time.
What it is
Over ten rounds you draft colored dice from a shared pool and place them in a 4x5 window. Some spaces demand a color or a number, and matching dice cannot sit side by side. Points come from three shared goals and one secret goal, minus every gap you leave. It suits puzzle fans and couples who want a pretty, quiet brain teaser.
What we love
- A finished board of colored dice really does look like stained glass.
- Tool cards, paid for with favor tokens, can rescue a bad draft.
- Window boards carry a difficulty rating from 3 to 6, so new players can start easy.
Honest trade-offs
- The die you need may never come in the last rounds, and a good window can collapse through no fault of yours.
- The secret color goal can come down to luck.
- Some reviewers find the theme sits lightly on what is really a number puzzle.
AI summary of player sentiment
Across the tables we polled, players consistently praise the game's production quality and pacing. The most common complaint is the die you need may never come in the last rounds, and a good window can collapse through no fault of yours..
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Content advisory
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