Here are the list of Strengths – ordered to track with an improviser’s growth from novice to artist – linking to the relevant piece of the matrix:

• Vulnerable Confidence – Player is emotionally and personally accessible
• The Details – Player is specific with descriptions 
• Bold Choices – Player initiates with active endowments
• Self Contained Initiations – Player initiations ground them while allowing scene partners freedom
• Emotional Perspective – Player is emotionally affected and has emotionally connected desires
• Committed Mime – Player engages the world on a blank stage, showing rather than telling
• Agreement to What Is – Player accepts whatever is happening on stage as the “right” thing
• Reacting – Player is affected by scene elements
• Active Endowments – Player focuses on elements on-stage in the present 
• Patterns of Emotional Behavior – Player establishes a cause-and-effect reaction and works to repeat it
• Pattern Progression – Player’s contributions heighten in relatable steps
• Capping Patterns – Player knows when to disengage a game to build tension for its return
• Crafting Beautiful Trajectories – Players establish a rhythm between personal and scenic games 
• Enabling Sustainable Scenes – Players use game patterns and patterns between games to keep scenes flowing
• Tertiary Additions – Player only enters scenes in progress to serve what has already been established
• Beat Structure Rhythm – Player initiates subsequent beat scenes focused on heightening established patterns
• Playing with Flexible Formats – Team trust and knowledge of each other allows them to discover their format in-the-moment
• Confident Vulnerability – Player doesn’t stop at “good” on the way to “great”