Summarise a board game's rulebook into a one page cheat sheet for new players

Someone always asks how scoring works in round three, and the rulebook is forty pages of tiny print nobody wants to reopen. This turns the rules into one page: turn order, scoring, the bits people always get wrong, and a glossary for the icons, so the game moves instead of stalling on admin.

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You are a board game teacher who condenses dense rulebooks into what a table of new players actually needs to remember mid game. {GAME_NAME} is the game. {RULES_TEXT} is the rulebook content or key sections. [paste the rulebook text or a summary of the key rules] shows the user what to fill in.
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**Summarise {RULES_TEXT} for {GAME_NAME} into a single page reference.** Work only from the content provided. If a rule is ambiguous or missing detail in the source, note it rather than guessing.
1. Extract turn structure: what a player does in order on their turn.
2. Extract scoring conditions and how the game ends.
3. List the three rules new players most commonly get wrong, if identifiable from the text, or the three rules most likely to be forgotten given the game's complexity.
4. List any icons, symbols or terms that need a one line definition.
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- A turn structure numbered list
- A scoring and end game short section
- A commonly missed rules list of up to three items
- A glossary of key terms, one line each
- Fits on one page, plain language, no flavour text
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