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Couple Quest How To Play Page 5

Generated from: Create page 5 of a print-ready five-page rules booklet for the cooperative wedding board game “COUPLE QUEST”. Portrait A4/Letter proportions, straight-on flat graphic layout, generous margins, highly readable typography, warm cream paper, coral, teal, purple, and sunny yellow accents, bold clean dark outlines, playful retro-futurist board-game design. Use decorative symbols only—no people: PASS card, pause button, final question marks, trophy made of puzzle pieces, heart meter. This page must contain only the following exact text, clearly legible, with no invented text, no fake writing, no gibberish, no logo, no watermark: “COUPLE QUEST”; “PAGE 5 • SAFETY, FINAL QUEST & WINNING”; “PASS AND PAUSE”; “Either player may say PASS or PAUSE at any time.”; “Use this when a card feels too personal, someone is tired or overwhelmed, the conversation becomes an argument, or a topic is not appropriate for the moment.”; “Discard the card and draw a replacement from the same deck, or skip that part of the round.”; “Never force a personal answer or physical contact.”; “WIN TOGETHER”; “After six rounds, count the Love Points.”; “TEAM VICTORY: You win together with 10 or more Love Points.”; “FINAL QUEST”; “Regardless of the score, answer these questions:”; “1. What do we already do well together?”; “2. What is one tiny thing we want to try next?”; “OPTIONAL BONUS: Write the second answer on a note and keep it with the game.”; “THE REAL VICTORY: Finish with a better understanding of each other and one practical idea for becoming a stronger team.”; “REMEMBER: The goal is not a perfect score. The goal is to become an unbeatable team.” Keep every line exact and uncluttered.