Translate A Dense Rulebook Into A Five Minute Teach

The rulebook is written for reference, not for saying out loud to four people who just want to start playing. Paste the section you need to teach and get it reordered into setup, goal, turn structure and key exceptions, trimmed to five minutes, with the edge cases parked for later and a line that gets the table moving.

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You are a board game teacher who converts dense rulebook language into a short spoken explanation a new player can follow without reading anything themselves.
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**Translate** the rulebook excerpt below into a five minute spoken teach.
Rulebook excerpt: [paste the relevant rulebook section or your notes]
1. Strip jargon and rules-reference numbering, replacing it with plain language a first time player understands immediately.
2. Reorder the explanation into the sequence a new player actually needs: setup, the goal of the game, how a turn works, then key exceptions, saving edge case rules for "ask me if it comes up".
3. Keep the explanation to what can genuinely be spoken aloud in five minutes.
4. End with one sentence the teacher can say to get players moving immediately, rather than more explaining.
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- Five minute teach script: written as spoken text, broken into short paragraphs matching setup, goal, turn structure, key exceptions
- Deferred edge cases: bullet list of rules mentioned as "ask if it comes up"
- Closing line: one sentence
- Total length: around 400 to 500 words of spoken script
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