#ttrpg accessibility

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More lovely rpg art (and sign language instruction) by @caldatelier here and one FB/IG.

It's in Filipino Sign Language because the artist is Filipino (iykyk)

[chaoticdumbasshalforc]

Tabletop RPG Inspirisles will teach you sign language as you play

Players use ASL and BSL to cast spells in a Celtic-inspired world.

“Players use sign language to cast spells during combat and solve puzzles while roleplaying, using the alphabet to conjure their elemental powers. As well as handouts provided to each player, Inspirisles features video tutorials produced by Deaf consultants. Oxenham says that the mechanics will allow players to engage with Deaf culture, alongside developing their communication skills from fingerspelling the alphabet to holding basic conversations in ASL and BSL.

The RPG’s setting draws from traditional Arthurian legends and Celtic folklore, as well as ‘80s fantasy flicks such as Labyrinth and The Neverending Story. Players’ heroic teenagers, known as Pendragons, are tasked with healing the World Tree afflicted by the negative force of Disbelief. Aiding them will be the game’s GM equivalent, the Grail Guide, who represents the characters’ ancestral link to King Arthur and Guinevere.”

The core rulebook also includes rules for creating characters, running sessions and information on the history and geography of the game’s world, illustrated throughout with Celtic-inspired knot art. The book features safety tools including a consent questionnaire, reflection mechanic and X card, as well as Dyslexia-friendly fonts and alt text for accessibility.

Seen on Dicebreaker.com and is relevant to ma interests!