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Related: How can I encourage my D&D Encounters group to do more role playing?, How do I transition my players from roll-playing to role-playing?, How to introduce and encourage role playing in non-roleplayers?, How do I deal with my players not roleplaying at all?, How do I emphasize role-playing during combat?, and many others, almost always GM-centric.

A recent question expressed frustration with the amount of role-playing in Adventurers League and, while that question was poorly posed, I sympathize. So, I'm going to try to get at the kernel:

How do I, a player, best encourage more roleplaying in Adventurer's League? I'm not looking to overwhelm the other aspects of the game, but am wondering about elevating roleplay (and exploration, but that's not for this question) to the same level as combat. "Three pillars," and all....

How do I, a player, best encourage more roleplaying in Adventurer's League? I'm not looking to overwhelm the other aspects of the game, but am wondering about elevating roleplay (and exploration, but that's not for this question) to the same level as combat. "Three pillars," and all....