Strive for victory by pondering the balance between ideal and reality.

Don Quixote sets out in pursuit of noble ideals, charging ahead with passion and conviction.

Yet not every victory brings glory, and blind ambition can easily lead to folly.

In this game, winning a trick is often a risk rather than a reward. Try to avoid taking tricks whenever you can. If you cannot, take exactly what is required — no more, no less. And it is wiser to claim a trick that holds points.
Careful judgment, not reckless triumph, is the key to success.

—description from the publisher