docs: expand the README with more detail and examples

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@@ -5,11 +5,17 @@ they decided on the number of sides a given die should have. Once they
 do that, each player brings with them a die of that many sides (for
 example, 6, 12, etc.; even a coin can count as a die in this case.)
 
-A random number is selected from one of the die faces. Each player is
-tasked with rolling their die until they hit that number.
+The die (it doesn't matter which) is first rolled once, which decides
+what is to be the winning number. Each player is then tasked with
+rolling their die until they hit that number.
 
 For example, three players get together and decide to use an ordinary
-six-sided die each.
+six-sided die each. The die is rolled, resulting in a 4. The players
+then each go off into their corners and roll their die until they hit
+a 4, upon which they can declare victory.
 
-The player to hit the number in the smallest number of turns,
-wins. There can be more than one winner.
+The player to hit the number in the smallest number of turns, wins. In
+the case of a tie, the first one to roll the winning number wins. For
+example, if player 1 hits the number in three turns, then player 2
+hits the number in two turns, then player 3 also in two turns, player
+2 wins.