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[blue_mouse]

 Stilllll writing my WIP! Just writing along on a big rewrite. There will be more rewrites, but this current one will be a more solid and narrative draft finally, so I'm excited. Having a bit of a convoluted time right now but I'll figure it out.

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[stealthsystem]

Hey, if you need beta testers, let us know. May take a while, because working on class stuff, but we'd be happy to help and it's an open offer, so any time.

[blue_mouse]

I would absolutely love beta tasters! I will remember that!

Also, I can't remember if I mentioned it, but there's a system at a social game party scene which is vaguely modeled on y'all and I have some questions and things to check on. Ie, group games / game mods / tabletop gaming sessions that would be friendly for a system that is blind, I was browsing this link: https://boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/159026/games-sighted-people-play-blind-people-modificatio

[stealthsystem]

We love board games! Growing up, we didn't have any access to video games, but we made board game modifications or played with sighted people. So, that's totally a thing. Let me share another thing we've found that's helpful.
this site makes accessibility kits for tons of board games, and also apparently Braille RPG dice, which is epic because we play DND with our in-laws and our wife's system is the DM sometimes, or their brother. But we have an app that is virtual dice sets, and is really accessible and good for that sort of thing.
But yeah, the way the accessibility kits from that site work is you buy the commercially available game, (Cards Against Humanity in our case), and they send you clear plastic card sleeves, and Braille labels to stick onto them, and that makes your cards accessible. It's a super nifty idea.
We also grew up on playing Cooties when we were a kid, because Cooties is accessible just straight out of the box. Some games are like that, typically games for little kids.
Also, squee that you put a system in there sorta based on us. Makes our day.

[blue_mouse]

Thank you for the link to the site! Also I kind of want to play Cooties now, I never played that. I think I like games with finicky bits and objects. Wait, that might be a small detail in the scene now, haha -- someone getting swamped with a complicated campaign style game and requesting, "can we just play Cooties or something, next?"