Sagrada Score Calculator for Final Window Totals

Sagrada Score Calculator

Total public objective cards, private color dice, favor or tool adjustments, open-space penalties, and player comparison from one final-window score sheet.

Fill the 5 by 4 window grid or load a preset. The calculator reads private color pips from the grid, counts empty spaces as penalties, adds public objective totals and modifiers, then compares the score against another player or table average.
🎨Sagrada Presets
🧮Score Inputs
Used only in the result headline and comparison.
Comparison notes use the selected table size.
Use 10 for final scoring, or earlier for a live estimate.
Mode changes the status note, not the formula.
Enter the points earned from the first public card.
Enter the second public card score after counting sets or patterns.
Enter the third public card total.
The grid sums only dice of this color for private points.
Standard final scoring adds one point per unused favor token.
Use for table-agreed tool penalties, campaign notes, or correction entries.
Adds custom public card adjustments or expansion scoring notes.
Compare against another player, leader, or table average.
Window Grid
Each filled space needs a die color and value. Empty spaces count as -1 point each; private color points are the pip sum of matching dice.
Sagrada Score Result
Final Total
0
points
Public Objectives
0
three cards
Private Color
0
pips
Comparison
0
vs target
📋Sagrada Scoring Grid
20
Window Spaces
3
Public Cards
5
Private Colors
-1
Per Open Space
🔢Reference Tables
Score source Standard treatment Calculator input Result effect
Public objective 1Card totalManual pointsAdded
Public objective 2Card totalManual pointsAdded
Public objective 3Card totalManual pointsAdded
Private objectivePips of one colorGrid color and valueAdded
Favor tokensUnused tokensToken countAdded
Open spacesEmpty window spotsGrid blanksSubtracted
Private color dice Typical pip range High signal Calculator note
2 dice2 to 1210+Low color presence
3 dice3 to 1814+Normal scoring line
4 dice4 to 2418+Strong private objective
5 dice5 to 3023+Heavy color commitment
6 dice6 to 3627+Rare but powerful
Open spaces Penalty Window read Score impact
00Complete windowNo loss
1-1One blankSmall loss
2-2Two blanksNoticeable loss
3-3Three blanksHeavy loss
4+-4+Unfinished windowMajor loss
Comparison target Use case Delta meaning Reported as
Opponent scoreTwo-player resultWin or loss marginPlus or minus
Table average3 to 4 playersAbove or below tablePoint spread
Leader scoreFinal rankingGap to first placeChase margin
Personal targetSolo auditGoal progressTarget margin
💡Scoring Tips
Public first: Score each public objective from the final window once, then enter the three card totals directly so table-specific card mixes stay accurate.
Grid audit: Leave a cell as empty only when the window space is truly open; every empty cell is automatically treated as a -1 final-score penalty.

Sagrada is an board game that uses a scoring system to determine the winner of the game. After completing the placing of the dice in the windows for each player, the player must calculate the score. The calculation of each players score involves several categories of point to be determined, and any errors in calculating the points can lead to that players score being more different then other players.

Each window consist of a five-by-four grid of spaces, for a total of twenty spaces. Each space within the window must be accounted for in the calculation of the score for that player. If a space within that window is filled with a die, it may contribute to either the public or private objective scores.

How to Use the Sagrada Scoring Calculator

However, if the space within the window is left blank, that blank space contribute to the score of the player by -1 point to their total score. The Sagrada scoring calculator can calculate this scoring, which allows each player to enter their window and the score for the public objectives. The public objectives in Sagrada must be accomplished by all of the players together, and each player earn points based off their accomplishment of those objectives.

For instance, there may be an objective that score each player points for creating a column of different color, or scoring points for each row that has a set of the same value for each die within the row. Each player will score similarly for these objectives, but the total score that each player earns from these objectives will vary based upon how well their window include these colors and values. The private objectives for each player are different then the public objectives.

Each player earn points for their private objective based upon the total number of pips on the dice of the color selected for that private objective. The position of each die within the window does not factor into the player’s private objective score. Therefore, a player that include many dice of their selected color will earn more points for their private objective than a player that includes fewer dice of that color.

The Sagrada scoring calculator recognize this private objective and automatically calculates the total number of pips of the color for that private objective. Each open space within the window is a potential negative for each player. Each open space within the window will contribute to the player’s score -1 point.

Therefore, a player that has many open spaces within their window will have a lower total score than a player whose window has no open space. The Sagrada scoring calculator will automatically subtract point for each open space within the window. In addition to the points earned through the objectives, points can also be earned or lost based upon the number of unused favor token or tool modifiers.

Each unused favor token earns a player one point, and each tool modifier can add or subtract a small number of points from a player’s total score. These factor often determine the winner of the game between two player that have similar total scores. The Sagrada scoring calculator allow for each player to enter their total score and that of another player, allowing for comparison of their scores.

The scoring system for Sagrada requires each player to balance their score for public objectives and private objectives. A player that is focused upon completing public objectives may not pay attention to their private objective, and vice versa. Therefore, the Sagrada scoring calculator show the impact of focusing upon one type of objective rather than the other.

Many players tend to make mistake in calculating their scores. For example, players may not account for the points that are lost due to blank spaces in the windows. Other players may not account for public objective points due to the placement of their dice within their window.

Additionally, some players may not calculate the total number of pips for the private objective color. In each of these instance, using the Sagrada scoring calculator during the game will help players to find and correct any mistake in calculating their score for the game. The Sagrada scoring calculator is also useful in reviewing the game that has just taken place.

By entering the score of each player for the game that has just taken place, the calculator can help to determine the impact of the open spaces on the total score, or it contribute to the understanding of the total score of a player due to that player’s public objectives. The total score for each player is the result of each player’s shared and personal objective within the game. The decisions that each player made within the game earned the total score for each player.

Therefore, the Sagrada scoring calculator allow each player to more easily understand the relationship between those decisions and their total score, they should of used the calculator sooner.

Sagrada Score Calculator for Final Window Totals

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