31. Reward
Role-playing is its own reward. This is true of most hobbies, but the role-playing game is also the quintessential example of the game that isn't played to be won, but to be experienced. The reward is in the play itself.
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30. Experience
The experience of role-playing is greatly enhanced by hyperphantasia.
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29. Connect
Find those who accept and appreciate you for who you are.
To Hell with the rest.
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28. Suspense
I could address this prompt, but...
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27. Tactic
A good role-playing game does not list every possible tactic. It makes any reasonable tactic possible.
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26. Nemesis
Scheduling Conflict is my usual nemesis.
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25. Challenge
A game that is not a challenge is hardly a game at all.
(Apologies to Strong Bad.)
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24. Reveal
House rules are more old school than rules as written.
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23. Recent
The hope of our hobby rests with the hobbyists. Hobbyists created it, and only hobbyists can keep it alive.
Solidarity.
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22. Ally
In a role-playing game, forging alliances is far more interesting than being a loner. Role-playing is a social activity both in-game and in real life. The more you interact and form bonds, the better it is. I have socially awkward street cred, so you can trust me on this.
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