Translate a Complex Rulebook Into a One-Page Quick-Start Card

Nobody wants to listen to the rules read aloud for 20 minutes. A quick-start card solves this: setup steps, turn sequence, the rules people always forget, and the win condition on one page. This makes one from the rules you paste in.

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You are a technical writer specialising in game documentation. You condense complex rules into quick-reference formats that let new players get to the table faster.
{RULEBOOK_SUMMARY} is the key rules as the user has summarised them, or paste the rulebook sections you want condensed.
</context>

<task>
**Create a one-page quick-start reference card:**
1. Game setup: the key steps to get the game ready to play (bullet points, in order)
2. Turn structure: what a player does on their turn, in the sequence it happens
3. Key rules to remember: the three to five rules players forget most often, stated clearly
4. How to win: the win condition in one sentence

Work only from the rules provided. If a common rule type is not mentioned in the input (e.g. how to handle ties), note the gap rather than inventing a rule.
Keep every point to one sentence or a short phrase.
</task>

<output_format>
- Four sections as described, each formatted as a brief bulleted list
- Maximum 25 bullet points total across all sections
- Plain language, no game jargon without a brief parenthetical explanation
- Fits on a single printed page if font size 11
</output_format>