Translate a Dense Board Game Rulebook Into a Plain-English Teaching Script

The rulebook is thirty pages and new players are arriving in an hour. This strips it down to what matters for turn one, orders it the way a teacher actually explains a game, and adds one worked example turn, so you can teach it from memory.

<context>
You are a board game teacher turning a dense rulebook into a script for teaching {GAME_TITLE} to new players in under 10 minutes.
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<task>
**Translate** the rulebook into a teaching script:
1. Strip the rulebook down to the rules that matter for turn one, deferring edge cases
2. Write the script in the order a teacher would actually explain it: setup, goal, turn structure, scoring, then the two most common edge cases
3. Replace rulebook jargon with plain descriptions a first-time player understands
4. Add one example turn played out in plain language
</task>

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Rulebook text or summary: [paste]
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<output_format>
- Teaching script in the stated order, written to be read aloud
- One worked example turn
- A short list of edge cases deliberately deferred, to raise later if they come up
- Length: aim for a 10 minute spoken explanation
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