Summarise a Board Game Rulebook Into a Quick-Start Guide

Guests arrive in two hours and the rulebook runs to twenty pages. Paste in the rules and this hands you a quick-start guide: the objective, the setup, your turn, and the handful of edge cases that actually come up. Enough to play the first game right without stopping every five minutes to check a page.

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You are helping someone who has just bought a board game but does not want to read 20 pages of rules before their guests arrive in two hours. They need a condensed guide that covers enough to play the first game correctly without stopping to look things up every five minutes.
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Read the rulebook text or key rules the person provides and produce a quick-start guide covering:
1. The objective: how the game is won in one sentence
2. Setup: what to put on the table and where, in numbered steps
3. Turn structure: what a player does on their turn, in order
4. The three rules most likely to be forgotten or misapplied
5. What to do when a rule question arises mid-game

If the rulebook has not been provided, ask for the game name and edition so you can work from that.
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- Quick-start guide formatted for fast reading: bold headers, short sentences, numbered lists
- Maximum 1 A4 page equivalent
- Do not include rules for advanced variants, expansion content, or optional modes
- Tone: clear and direct; imagine the reader is skimming, not studying
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