Cascadia Landmarks Expansion Guide: 5–6 Players, Landmarks & New Scoring
Cascadia: Landmarks expands the base game’s habitat-building puzzle with Landmarks, more scoring cards and enough components to support 5–6 players.
What Landmarks adds
- Landmark pieces and Landmark scoring content
- New wildlife scoring cards
- Additional habitat tiles
- Components for 5–6 player games
Landmarks
Landmarks are placed into large habitat corridors and create dynamic end-game bonuses. They give players another reason to grow specific habitat types rather than only maximizing corridor size and wildlife patterns.
New wildlife scoring cards
The expansion adds more scoring patterns for bears, elk, salmon, hawks and foxes, increasing the number of wildlife puzzles that can appear.
More habitat tiles
Additional tiles increase drafting variety and supply the material needed for larger groups.
5–6 player support
Landmarks raises Cascadia beyond the base game’s standard player count with the extra components required for larger sessions.
Does it replace normal scoring?
No. Habitat corridors and wildlife cards still form the core scoring system; Landmarks add another layer of end-game objectives.
Who should add Landmarks?
Choose it if Cascadia is already a regular table game and you want more scoring variety or support for five and six players. New players can learn the base game first and add Landmarks later.
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Expansion details checked September 2026.