1. Make decisions one-step removed from themselves so they don’t feel “outed”.
2. Assume another identity, but it still matters in the group.
3. Propose ideas, disagree, and take a stand when they wouldn’t normally feel comfortable.
4. Say “No!” to bystanderism.
5. Do things that are out of their personal comfort zone, but a norm for their character.
6. Make a decision and see where the reality of narrative flow takes them.
7. Presently roll with the circumstances and assess what to do with consequences.
8. Make mistakes where it’s okay.
9. Adapt to find success through a series of failures. 10. Sort through problem solving as an individual and as a team.
11. Pretend to have strange goals or fears just to see what that feels like.
12. Face fears and renounce them.
13. Work on core life-skills for teens through role-play iterations of challenging and sticky situations.
14. Develop empathy and courage to build relationships as players and companions.
15. Let go of social constraints, expectations and alliances to try new approaches and strategies to relationships.
16. Learn to empower others-