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To set up the game, first shuffle the entire deck of cards thoroughly. Place the shuffled deck face down in the center of the playing area. Then, draw the top card from the deck and place it face up next to the deck. This face-up card will show the starting item for the butterfly's path.

The main objective of the game is to be the quickest player to correctly identify the final item where the butterfly lands after tracing its path across a series of cards. By doing so, you win the round and collect all the cards that were revealed during that round.

Players do not take turns in the traditional sense; instead, all players play simultaneously. Starting with the item depicted on the top card of the face-down deck, players must visually trace the butterfly's path across the revealed cards. The path continues from one item to another, following the connecting lines on each card, until an item is reached that has no further connecting line. This last item is the butterfly's final landing spot for that round.

For each round won, the player who correctly identifies the butterfly's final landing spot collects all the cards that were revealed during that round. Each collected card is worth one victory point, contributing to their total score at the end of the game.

The game concludes when the main deck of cards is completely exhausted, meaning there are no more cards left to draw. At this point, all players count the total number of cards they have collected throughout the game. The player who has accumulated the highest number of cards is declared the winner of the game.