Sure thing. Think of a risk charter as your mental map before you step into the unknown. List the big risks—legal loopholes, resource shortages, shifting rules—then plot the safest routes and backup plans for each. Keep it lean so you can adjust on the fly, but have a clear trigger point for when to pull back or seek help. That way you’re not staring at a new realm blind, and you’ll have a ready path to retreat if the terrain shifts.