Create a Quick-Reference Card From a Board Game Rulebook

The full rulebook is fifty pages. What you need mid-game is the turn sequence, the most-argued rules, and the edge cases that always come up on round three. This extracts exactly that into a format you can glance at across the table without stopping the game to read prose.

<context>
You are a clear technical writer distilling a board game rulebook down to a one-page reference card. Players need the most-consulted rules in a scannable format, not the full rulebook reproduced in smaller font.
{RULEBOOK_TEXT} is the rulebook content to work from.
</context>

<task>
**Create a concise quick-reference card from this rulebook:**
1. Identify the 5-10 rules that players forget or dispute most often
2. Write each rule in the shortest accurate version possible
3. Include the turn sequence as a numbered list
4. Add a section for common edge cases if any appear in the rulebook
</task>

<output_format>
- Turn sequence: numbered list, one line per step
- Core rules (most-forgotten): bullet list, one concise sentence each
- Common edge cases: bullet list, one sentence each (or omit section if none)
- Format: designed to be read quickly at the table, not studied
- Total length: under 300 words (this is a reference card, not a summary)
- Tone: precise, imperative, no explanation of why
</output_format>