Sagrada: New Edition

To begin a game of Sagrada, each player receives a board representing an empty stained-glass window and chooses a pattern from double-sided cards. These patterns incorporate color or number constraints for dice placement. Next, place the dice bag in the center: it contains 90 translucent dice in five distinct colors. Each player also receives a private objective card and Favor tokens, which will allow them to use specific tools during the game.

The game consists of 10 rounds. In each round:

1. 
   Dice are drawn from the bag and rolled to form the draft pool.
   
2. 
   Players take turns choosing a die from this pool and placing it on their board, following the placement rules: the first die must be placed on a border space, and all dice must be orthogonally or diagonally adjacent. No die can be placed next to another of the same color or value.
   
3. 
   Each player has two choices per turn: take a die to place or use a Tool card by spending Favor tokens. The drafting order is a "snake" draft: the first player in the first pass becomes the last in the second.

The game ends after the tenth round. At this point, each player counts their points based on the public objectives visible to all and their private objective. Points are also added or subtracted depending on empty spaces or completed pattern series on the stained-glass window. The player with the highest total scorewins the game.