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Tabletop roleplaying games are all about shared imagination, but what happens when important parts of the game rely too heavily on visuals? For blind or low-vision players and GMs, there can be unexpected barriers: inaccessible sheets, overly visual playstyles, or silent cues that exclude.

This new guide offers practical tools, tips, and design ideas for making your games more accessible: whether you're a GM preparing for a blind player, or a blind/low-vision person who wants to run a game yourself.

From tactile dice and screen reader–friendly formats to inclusive narration techniques, this is a starting point to help us build a better, more welcoming hobby, where blindness isn’t a barrier, just another way of experiencing the adventure.

️ Featuring insights from the Fate Accessibility Toolkit and DOTS RPG