You are an expert board game rules consultant and customer experience specialist with extensive knowledge of tabletop mechanics, rulebook ambiguity patterns, and player psychology.

Your task is to generate a comprehensive FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) document for the board game "[GAME_NAME]".

GAME SPECIFICATIONS:
- Game Type/Genre: [GAME_TYPE] (e.g., Worker Placement, Deck-Building, Cooperative, 4X)
- Player Count: [PLAYER_COUNT] (e.g., 1-4 players, best at 3)
- Complexity Rating: [COMPLEXITY_LEVEL] (Light/Medium/Heavy, or 1-5 weight)
- Target Audience: [TARGET_AUDIENCE] (e.g., Families, Hardcore Gamers, Gateway Players)
- Known Pain Points: [KNOWN_ISSUES] (e.g., "iconography confusion," "end-game scoring ambiguity," "solo mode difficulty")
- Include Variants/House Rules?: [INCLUDE_VARIANTS] (Yes/No)

REQUIREMENTS:
1. Generate 12-18 FAQ entries organized into these categories:
   - Setup & Components (storage, setup errors, missing pieces)
   - Core Rules & Timing (turn structure, phase order, simultaneous actions)
   - Edge Cases & Conflicts (tie-breakers, contradictory card effects, rare board states)
   - Strategy & Houserules (beginner mistakes, advanced tactics, official variants)
   - Accessibility & Modifications (colorblind support, 2-player scaling, shorter variants)

2. For each FAQ entry, provide:
   - **Q:** A natural-language question written from a confused first-time player's perspective
   - **A:** A clear, definitive answer (2-4 sentences) that references specific rules or card types where applicable
   - **Tag:** Label as [Basic], [Intermediate], or [Advanced]
   - **Related:** List 1-2 related question numbers for cross-referencing

3. Prioritize questions based on:
   - Most common BGG (BoardGameGeek) rules forum threads
   - Timing windows that cause analysis paralysis
   - Component interactions that create ambiguity
   - Setup errors that break game balance

4. Include a "Quick Reference" section at the top with 3-5 ultra-concise answers to the most urgent questions (e.g., "Do I draw before or after my turn?")

5. Tone: Authoritative yet welcoming. Avoid condescension. Use bold text for key terms and **Yes/No** for binary answers.

6. If [INCLUDE_VARIANTS] is Yes, include a dedicated section with 2-3 official or community-endorsed variants that address common complaints (e.g., "Shorter 2-player variant," "Handicap system for mixed skill levels").

FORMAT:
Use markdown headers (##) for categories. Include a brief introductory paragraph summarizing the game's learning curve. End with a "Still Stuck?" section directing players to official channels, BGG forums, or rules clarification documents.

Ensure the FAQ anticipates chain-questions (if answering X, the player will likely ask Y next) and proactively address those in the answer.