The unspeakable horrors beyond human comprehension.
@newt
I thought all figures had missing limbs after a week.
This is seriously retarded beyond reason.
@LukeAlmighty is this more retarded than wheelchair-accessible dungeons in D&D?
> wheelchair-accessible dungeons in D&D
Say what, now?
Say what, now?
@corfiot @LukeAlmighty couple of years ago WotC released a few modules for D&D 5 with "wheelchair-accessible dungeons". I.e. your character could be bound to a chair and still walk through them.
I literally have no idea how, why, and for whom. Don't ask.
https://www.polygon.com/2021/1/12/22225381/dungeons-dragons-candlekeep-mysteries-wheelchair-accessible
I literally have no idea how, why, and for whom. Don't ask.
https://www.polygon.com/2021/1/12/22225381/dungeons-dragons-candlekeep-mysteries-wheelchair-accessible
@newt @LukeAlmighty @corfiot It's not for the cripples, it's for the people who want to roleplay cripples.
@7 @LukeAlmighty @corfiot i mean, duh..
The thing that makes it weird is that it is so explicit. In the years before, nobody has even considered that you would need to design an adventure specifically for a crippled character. If your character was somehow crippled during the game, nobody would think it as a problem and just stop playing lol
The thing that makes it weird is that it is so explicit. In the years before, nobody has even considered that you would need to design an adventure specifically for a crippled character. If your character was somehow crippled during the game, nobody would think it as a problem and just stop playing lol
What is the point of role playing a cripple if you can do anything a non-cripple can do? The whole idea is to hamper yourself so you get a different experience, like playing games on hardcore. People apparently want to virtue signal to themselves, so they don't forget how progressive they are.
I can hear it now: "These non-accessible dungeons are cripple genocide!"
I can hear it now: "These non-accessible dungeons are cripple genocide!"
