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Please excuse typos as I use my voice to write.

I have been doing self play to practice combat as you have recommended a few times in the past. The exercise is very effective. At pulling me out of the torpor of not having run games in a couple years.

What I have been wondering is what techniques might be useful for practicing other parts of the game where the rules are not sort of a an environment unto them selves as combat is. Any thoughts?

For instants I was thinking that one might be able to practice player management by creating a deck of cards for emotions or for types of action within a given play style like cautious or aggressive and dealing those out to myself to indicate general thrust is what the player characters decide to do as I control them during self play. As when running the game for real it is beyond valuable to have part of the action “out of my hands”, subjecting me to constraints.

Originally posted at https://tao-dnd.blogspot.com/2021/07/the-limit.html?showComment=1626206626432#c6434417085562293161