For a real conversation · Deliberate practice

Palette Draw

Choose a preset hand for your conversation, or draw a few cards for practice. Mark what you use and log the hand.

What success is here

Honest accounting. An unused card logged unused is a good rep; a forced move marked "used" is a bad one.
A move counts as used when a real trigger appeared and you took it — the conversation was sprawling and you redirected; jargon landed and you asked the naive question.
Noticing a trigger and letting it pass, then writing that down, is the second-best rep there is — that's the noticing skill being built.

Rules of thumb

Use a complete hand for reference, or draw 1–3 cards for focused practice. Two is a useful starting point. A complete hand offers options; you do not need to use every card.
Don't force a move. If no natural opening appeared, log it unused — an unused card is information, not a failure. Your progress page will show which moves you never find openings for.
Nobody needs to know. The game works fine as a private constraint at a dinner table.