Sagrada - Panorama
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You draft a die from the common pool, one from your personal lightboard. Your neighbor watches you place that red one on the edge. They smile. They realize you are building something together.
WHAT IT IS
Three modules to expand the basilica
Sagrada - Panorama is the expansion that takes Daryl Andrews and Adrian Adamescu's dice puzzle up to six players and introduces three modular systems that can be combined as you like. Published by Floodgate Games with an expected release in April 2026, it fits into the Sagrada family, adding strategic depth without disrupting the original formula.
The three modules work independently or together: the lightboards give you a personal reserve of 10 known dice to draft from each turn alongside the common ones; focal points change the private objectives, asking you to highlight specific spaces on your window; and panorama objectives have you score points based on how your window's side columns align with your neighbors'. The expansion also includes a new dice tray, player boards for the fifth and sixth player, and six new tool cards.
What they're saying abroad
"Three mix-and-match modules expand the puzzle for every player count — up to six."
Three mix-and-match modules expand the puzzle for every player count — up to six.
— Floodgate Games
This is a first look based on official materials available in September 2026. The expansion promises to solve one of Sagrada's historic limitations (the four-player cap) while introducing mechanics that should mitigate the chaos of drafting at higher player counts. We will update this file after our first games.
— FroGames
Sagrada - Panorama (Sagrada: Panorama)
The base game supports solo play with adapted objectives. The expansion adds materials for 1-6 players but does not introduce a dedicated automa: presumably, solo play continues to work with the new cards, though it loses the panorama element (which requires neighbors).
FrogScore · FroGames editorial rating · first look: based on the rulebook and official presentation, will be updated with initial playtestsThe three modules
What you'll find in the box
Personal lightboards
Dual-layer boards with 10 slots for dice. You fill them at the start of the game, then each turn you draft one from the common pool and one from your reserve. You know what you have, so you can plan three turns ahead.
Panorama objectives
Shared cards with immediate neighbors. You score points based on how your windows' edge columns align by color or value. Nobody wins alone.
Focal points
Spatial private objectives: instead of color sets or patterns, you score the values of dice placed in highlighted cells on your window. It radically changes placement priorities.
Materials for 5-6 players
Two window boards, 40 additional dice, a dice tray to keep the pool accessible to everyone, and favor tokens. Everything you need to expand the table.
Come si gioca
Video dimostrativo di gameplay.
🎲How to playThe rules in four steps▼
How to play
The flow of each round
Sagrada - Panorama maintains the base game's structure and adds choices to the turn.
As in Sagrada: pick a die from the central pool. Consider your window's color and value restrictions.
If using the lightboard module: choose a second die from your personal reserve (10 dice known at the start of the game). Now you have two dice to place.
Arrange the dice in your 4×5 grid while respecting adjacency constraints. Keep an eye on focal points (private objective) and shared edges (panorama).
Spend favor tokens to activate tool cards: manipulate dice, ignore restrictions, reposition. The six new cards add tactical options.
⏱️Your first gameThe chronicle, moment by moment▼
A game in five moments
What happens at the table
Not the rules. The experience.
Fill the lightboard
Before you even begin, you draw 10 random dice and place them on your personal board. You see them all, face up. You look at your empty window and start imagining where you will place those two dark blues you already have in reserve.
The first turn with two choices
Draft a die from the central pool as always. Then you choose one from your lightboard. Suddenly you have two dice to place, not one. The window fills up faster, the choices multiply.
Your neighbor fixes the border
Mid-game. The player to your right places a red 6 on the border column that you share for the panorama objective. You had planned on putting a yellow 4 there. Now you have to rethink everything: you are building something together, whether you want to or not.
The reserve empties
Round 8. You have three dice left on your lightboard, all of the wrong color. You start depending on the common pool just like in base Sagrada, but now you know exactly which cards you have left to play. The game tightens.
Layered scoring
End. Count private objectives (focal points), then public ones, then panorama objectives shared with neighbors. Three overlapping scoring systems. Who won is not obvious until the final number.
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Good to know
Three things to consider
Requires the base game
It is not standalone. You must own Sagrada or Sagrada Refresh Edition. The expansion adds materials and modules; it does not replace anything.
Modular, not mandatory
The three systems (lightboard, panorama, focal points) are mix-and-match. You can use one, two, or all three. You are not forced to play with the entire contents of the box.
The lightboard is recommended at 5-6 players
Floodgate suggests using the lightboards when playing with more people: otherwise the draft becomes chaotic and you wait too long between turns. The module also serves to keep the game tight.
🏆Victory and defeatWhat the ending rewards▼
How it ends
How to win
After 10 rounds, count points from three overlapping sources.
Victory conditions
- Standard public objectives (sets, sequences, diagonals)
- Private focal points: sum of the values of the dice in the highlighted cells of your window
- Panorama objectives: points shared with immediate neighbors based on border alignment
Penalties
- Empty cells in the window at the end of the game: -1 point each
- Unspent favor tokens: zero points (as in the base game)
- Violations of placement rules: the game is invalid
Sagrada - Panorama doesn't change the game: it expands it. More players, more planning, more ways to score. Three expansions in one box, to use as you prefer.
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FAQ
FAQ about Sagrada - Panorama
Can I play with all three modules together?
Yes. Lightboard, focal points, and panorama objectives are designed to coexist. You can activate all of them or choose one or two. The rules suggest using the lightboards when playing with 5-6 players to maintain control.
Are lightboards mandatory for playing with 5-6 players?
No, but Floodgate strongly recommends them. Without lightboards, the draft for six becomes more chaotic and dependent on luck, with longer downtime. The module is specifically intended to balance the game at higher player counts.
What mechanics does Sagrada - Panorama use?
Dice drafting, placement with spatial constraints (pattern matching), hand management (lightboard as personal reserve), multiple variable objectives, combinatorial optimization. The core remains the abstract puzzle of the base game with the addition of mid-term planning.
Do panorama objectives work with two players?
The official description mentions "immediate neighbors" and border column alignment. With two players, each has only one neighbor: the module works, but with only one shared objective between the two, losing some of the texture that emerges with 3-4+ players.
Is it available in English?
This product page refers to the Italian edition published by Cranio Creations. Sagrada - Panorama will be available in English with fully localized cards, rules, and components.
The people behind the game
Who invented it, who illustrated it, who publishes it — and what else they have done.
Sagrada - Panorama is the expansion for the dice-placement puzzle designed by Daryl Andrews and Adrian Adamescu for Floodgate Games. It introduces three combinable modules: personal lightboards with a pool of 10 known dice, focal points that change private objectives into spatial ones, and shared panorama objectives that link scores. It expands the game to 1-6 players with new boards, 40 additional dice, a dice tray, and 6 brand-new tool cards. Recommended age 10+, duration 30-45 minutes, weight 3.0/5.
Sagrada - Panorama
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