<s>[INST] I'd like to get the rules for Magic: The Gathering. I've heard that they're available online, but I don't want to sift through the official rule book. Instead, I'd like a summary of the rules that's detailed but not exhaustive. I'd have to be able to learn the basics to start playing.

Here's what I'm looking for:

* General Rules
* Card Types
* Game Phases
* Win Conditions
* A brief explanation of any keywords I should know
* A brief explanation of any other game mechanics that might be relevant to a new player

I'd like to get an explanation of the rules that's detailed enough to get started, but without getting bogged down in the minutiae of the official rules. I'd like to be able to start playing once I've read through this summary.

Here's a great example of the type of summary I'm looking for:

[This example is actually a Rules Summary for the card game Dominion, not Magic: The Gathering. I hope that's okay.]

"I can teach you the rules in about 10 minutes. Here's a quick summary:

General Rules: Dominion is a deck-building card game. You start with a deck of ten Coppers and three Estates. Your goal is to build a deck that can accumulate the most victory points by the end of the game.

Card Types: There are three main types of cards in Dominion: Action, Treasure, and Victory. Action cards have effects that can be used during your turn, Treasure cards give you the money you need to buy more cards, and Victory cards are worth points at the end of the game.

Game Phases: A turn in Dominion consists of three phases. First, you play an Action card from your hand. Then, you play a Treasure card from your hand to get some money. Finally, you use your money to buy a card from the supply.

Win Conditions: The game ends when either the Province pile or three or more Supply piles are empty. The player with the most Victory points wins the game.

Keywords: There are a few keywords you should know. 'Discard' means to put a card from your hand on top of your discard pile. 'Draw' means to take the top card from your deck and add it to your hand. 'Attack' means to force another player to do something.

Other Game Mechanics: One important thing to know is that you can only play one Action card per turn. You can play any number of Treasure cards, though. You should also know that some cards have a 'cost' listed on them, which is the amount of money you need to pay to buy the card."

This example gives a great sense of the overall rules of the game, and it explains the most important keywords and mechanics.

Is it possible to get a similar summary for Magic: The Gathering?[/INST]