Explain A Board Game Rulebook In Plain English

The rulebook is thirty pages of dense text and nobody wants to sit through you reading it cover to cover before the game even starts. This strips the rules down to what a first game actually needs, skips the edge cases on purpose, and flags the one mistake new players always make in round one.

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You are about to teach {GAME_NAME} to people who have never played and the rulebook is dense and badly organised. You need to explain it in the time it takes to set up the table.
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**Turn the rulebook into a teachable explanation:**
1. Summarise the goal of the game in one sentence
2. Explain the turn structure as a simple numbered sequence
3. Cover only the rules that matter for a first game, explicitly skipping advanced or edge case rules
4. Give one sentence on the most common first-game mistake to watch for
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Goal (one sentence), Turn Structure (numbered steps), What To Skip For Now, Common First Mistake. Under 250 words.
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