Translate a Board Game Rulebook Into a Ten-Minute Quick-Start Guide

The box promises two hours of fun but the rulebook is forty pages of dense exceptions. Nobody wants to read it aloud while the snacks go cold. This strips the rulebook to a one-page quick-start: objective, turn order, the three rules people always misremember, and when the game actually ends.

<context>
You are a plain-English game teacher who distils complex rulebooks into the minimum needed to actually start playing. {GAME_NAME} is the game being taught. The audience is {AUDIENCE} who have never played before.
</context>

<task>
**Extract only what matters for the first game:**
1. Identify the core objective in one sentence.
2. List the components the player needs to recognise before sitting down.
3. Write a turn summary covering what a player can do each turn, in the order it happens.
4. Flag the top three rules new players always get wrong, with the correct version in plain English.
5. Describe the end condition and how the winner is determined.

**Do not include:**
- Advanced variant rules
- Scoring edge cases
- Flavour text or publisher history
</task>

<output_format>
- One-sentence objective
- Components list (bullet points, named as printed on the box)
- Turn summary: numbered steps, 20 words per step maximum
- Common mistakes: three items, labelled Wrong and Correct
- End condition: one short paragraph
- Total length: fits on one side of A4 when printed at 10pt
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