Sagrada expansions

Base game: 1–4 players30–45 minFloodgate Games6 expansions checked

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  1. #1 overall

    Sagrada: Panorama

    Buy this first

    If your group ever has more than four players, this is the one to get. The Lightboards also give you more choice each turn, so it's a good pick even at smaller counts.

    Needs: Requires the Sagrada base game (Remastered or original).

    Adds: Three modules: 5-6 player support, Lightboards with a personal 10-die reserve and 6 new tool cards, and Focal Point and Panorama objectives.

    Fixes: Lets 5-6 people play and adds more control over the luck of the dice draft.

    More players2–6 playersAdds more rulesFine for any groupPrice: $20–$40
    DetailsBuy Sagrada: Panorama:Amazon (opens in a new tab)Floodgate Games (opens in a new tab)
  2. #2 overall

    Players often name Life's Toil objectives among their favourite modules. It adds variety without slowing the game much, so it's the safest Great Facades box to start with.

    Needs: Just the base game

    Adds: Apprentice cards, Masterwork dice that score prestige for meeting tricky restrictions, and Toil public objectives.

    Fixes: Adds new goals and a way to reward risky placements when the base game starts to feel samey.

    Expansion1–4 playersAdds more rulesFine for any groupPrice: Under $20
    DetailsBuy Sagrada: Life:Floodgate Games (opens in a new tab)
  3. #3 overall

    Inspiration cards and the Symmetry objectives are fan favourites. It's a good second box, but it's harder to find now than Life or Glory.

    Needs: Just the base game

    Adds: Inspiration cards that give players special powers, Rare Glass dice with new private objectives, and symmetry/balance public objectives.

    Fixes: Gives players unique powers and more ways to score, which adds variety to repeat plays.

    Expansion1–4 playersAdds more rulesFine for any groupPrice: Under $20
    DetailsBuy Sagrada: Passion:Floodgate Games (opens in a new tab)
  4. #4 overall

    Sagrada: Glory

    Depends on your group

    Get this if your group wants to race and compete with each other. If you like Sagrada as a calm puzzle, Life or Passion is the better buy.

    Needs: Just the base game

    Adds: Strife dice, Pioneer cards that reward being first to meet objectives, Flourish private objectives, and Rivalry public objectives.

    Fixes: Adds more direct competition to a game that otherwise feels like everyone is solving their own puzzle.

    Expansion1–4 playersAdds more rulesBest for experienced groupsPrice: Under $20
    DetailsBuy Sagrada: Glory:Floodgate Games (opens in a new tab)
  5. #5 overall

    Sagrada 2025 Promo Pack

    Most groups can skip

    These are just extra window patterns. Only worth it if you've played the base patterns to death or you collect Sagrada promos.

    Needs: Just the base game

    Adds: Every promo window pattern card released from 2017 to 2025, plus a new foil exclusive.

    Fixes: Adds more window patterns for variety.

    Mini expansion1–4 playersAbout the same rules loadBest for casual groupsPrice: $20–$40
    DetailsBuy Sagrada 2025 Promo Pack:Floodgate Games (opens in a new tab)
  6. #6 overall

    It's a cheap add-on, but it's only six cards. Grab it if you're already ordering from Floodgate.

    Needs: Just the base game

    Adds: Six new foil promo window pattern cards.

    Fixes: Adds a few new window patterns.

    Mini expansion1–4 playersAbout the same rules loadBest for casual groupsPrice: Under $20
    DetailsBuy Sagrada Remaster Celebration 2026 Promo Pack:Floodgate Games (opens in a new tab)

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Stuck between two?

Sagrada expansions: quick answers

Which Sagrada expansion should I buy first?

Sagrada: Panorama. If your group ever has more than four players, this is the one to get. The Lightboards also give you more choice each turn, so it's a good pick even at smaller counts.

Is Sagrada: Panorama worth it?

Our verdict: buy this first. It adds: Three modules: 5-6 player support (extra dice, two player boards, dice tray); Lightboards giving each player a personal 10-die reserve plus 6 new tool cards; Focal Point private objectives and Panorama objectives shared with your neighbours.

Can I play Sagrada with more players?

Sagrada: Panorama extends it to 6 players. Our verdict: buy this first.

Sagrada: Panorama or Sagrada: Life: which first?

We’d buy Sagrada: Panorama first. See the side-by-side comparison for what each adds and needs.

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Rankings are our editorial picks, built from the reviews linked on each expansion page. Last checked 2026-10-08.