I want to come up with my own signs and tie it to my seven element theory, but I haven't been successful creating the associations.

So the regular RPS-7 works just fine.

The thing I like about it, especially for anyone playing first year students is that it takes a bit to wrap your brain around it, just like a first-year student. So, I like it as immersion, but I'll admit it's not for everyone.

FYI - I am still not good at it. I forget the seven options.

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I'm not sure if I have shared this previously. If I have, I apologize for the repetition.

In Columbris, first-year students are taught the game of Hands. Playing the game allows the mage's mind to hold more than three objects in their working mind at a time.

It's Rock-Paper-Scissors, but there are 7 things instead of 3.

https://www.umop.com/rps7.htm

I've used it once in a game to mixed results - I think you need folks that are up for this kind of immersion.

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If I had my druthers, I would be writing about Columbris, my grown-up wizarding college. I need to file income taxes, this weekend, but I have Monday off, so maybe I can get something done.

I have a base 12 Gematria system to flesh out. Bwa ha ha.

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Last thing about Columbris

All students must learn the Game of Hands. It is like Paper, Rock, Scissors, but there are seven choices instead of three. It is designed to teach students how to hold seven things in mind. This can actually be roleplayed if you look up RPS-7. I have different gestures, but this works.

I put all the really esoteric ideas here like Awakened Numbers and Portable Stars. They don't really fit anywhere else.

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