• Combat Actions — to decide what your character does in a fight
• Social Interaction — for negotiation, bargaining, persuasion, and tense conversations
• Wilderness Exploration — focused on travel and overland movement
• Delving — for dungeon crawling and other enclosed, high-risk environments

Interpretation
How do the characters understand a situation, clue, event, or NPC statement? Do they see a threat? Suspect deception? Feel sympathy? Sense opportunity?

Questions Asked
The kinds of clarifying questions players would normally ask a GM: Can I see an exit? Is anyone else here? Does it look safe? Are they armed?

Party Focus
When the group enters a new area or situation, what draws their attention first? Escape routes? Environmental hazards? The mood of the place? Someone specific?

Urban Play
You’ve just walked into a city. What do they want to do? Seek contacts, visit a temple, hit a tavern, gather rumors, explore the undercity, and so on.

Downtime / Campfire
What happens when things slow down? Probe someone’s motives, share a secret, tell a story from the past, confront an ally, reflect on recent events.

More Spark Tables
Additional single-word prompt tables to inspire ideas. These could include adverbs to shape approach (recklessly, cautiously, stealthily) or abstract nouns to hint at what’s crossing a character’s mind in the moment (doubt, resentment, paranoia, longing, hope).