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<blockquote data-quote="the Lorax" data-source="post: 3696751" data-attributes="member: 27662">Changing things up is the way I like to do it.&nbsp; Try one of these-Spend some game days playing board or card games instead - ones that let you, or force you to make numbers based decisions.&nbsp; A game like Starfleet Battles really changes the mind set.&nbsp; After a few games of that, you'll want that old Role-Playing itch scratched.-Learn a new RPG.&nbsp; Especially one that is distant from d20 mechanically.&nbsp; Like say Amber Diceless Role-Playing Game.&nbsp; Something where even to be moderately effective, you'll HAVE to pay attention to the actions and descriptions of the GM and other players.-Switch from being a Player to being a DM.&nbsp; And to really ramp it up, find one of those&nbsp; &quot;that guy&quot;s to have as one of your players.-Take a break, go on vacation (and not to Gen Con).&nbsp; Spend a week or a month away from it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="the Lorax, post: 3696751, member: 27662"] Changing things up is the way I like to do it. Try one of these -Spend some game days playing board or card games instead - ones that let you, or force you to make numbers based decisions. A game like Starfleet Battles really changes the mind set. After a few games of that, you'll want that old Role-Playing itch scratched. -Learn a new RPG. Especially one that is distant from d20 mechanically. Like say Amber Diceless Role-Playing Game. Something where even to be moderately effective, you'll HAVE to pay attention to the actions and descriptions of the GM and other players. -Switch from being a Player to being a DM. And to really ramp it up, find one of those "that guy"s to have as one of your players. -Take a break, go on vacation (and not to Gen Con). Spend a week or a month away from it. [/QUOTE]

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