How Cascadia scoring works
Cascadia has three parts to its score: your wildlife, scored by the five scoring cards in play this game; your habitat corridors; and any nature tokens you didn't spend.
| Category | Points |
|---|---|
| 🐻 🦌 🐟 🦅 🦊 Wildlife | Whatever each animal's scoring card gives you. |
| 🏞️ Habitat corridors | 1 per tile in your largest corridor of each habitat, plus bonuses. |
| 🌲 Nature tokens | 1 per unused token. |
Habitat bonuses
For each of the five habitats, the players with the largest corridors get a bonus. In a 2-player game, the largest gets 2 points, or 1 each if tied. With 3 or 4 players, the largest gets 3 and the second largest gets 1. If two players tie for largest, they get 2 each and nobody gets the second-place point. Enter everyone's corridor sizes and the sheet applies the right bonus for your table.
Breaking a tie
If players finish level, the most nature tokens wins. If that's level too, they share the win. The sheet already has everyone's tokens, so it settles ties on its own.
Using this score sheet
Do I need to go through every step?
No. Skip to the score sheet whenever you like and type straight into the boxes. Tap any row name to jump back into guided entry at that category.
What is the mistake offset for?
For a correction you spot after the fact. Add or take away the difference there instead of hunting for the right box. It can be positive or negative.
Are my scores saved?
Yes, in your browser's storage on this device. Close the tab and your game is still there when you come back. Nothing is sent to us.
Does it cover solo games?
Not yet. Solo Cascadia scores habitats differently, so the sheet starts at 2 players.
Cascadia is a game by Randy Flynn, published by Flatout Games and AEG. ScorePad HQ is an independent score sheet and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the publisher.