Dungeons & Dragons - Wyrmworks Publishing

Limitless Champions: Disabled Fantasy 3D Miniatures

Posted on July 15, 2022 by Dale CritchleyJanuary 1, 2024

Limitless Champions: halfling with Down Syndrome playing a drum, tiefling monk with cerebral palsy, blind tiefling with ornate cane, blue dragonborn on sled with shortbow

Update: Don’t miss the adventures! We are making a book of adventures that feature these characters and demonstrate how to use them respectfully in a roleplaying game. Follow the Kickstarter to get notified when it launches for an early backer … Continue reading →

Gaining Advantage 019: Finding Your Space

Posted on July 8, 2022 by Dale CritchleySeptember 10, 2023

How do you get started with Dungeons & Dragons and find a group that’s right for you? We welcome Montana Rosalle from YVR Dungeon Masters to give you some help! Manually captioned. Transcript available at our website. YVR Dungeon Masters … Continue reading →

Gaining Advantage 017: Accessible Benefits from TTRPG

Posted on May 13, 2022 by Dale CritchleyMarch 11, 2024

How can the TTRPG industry teach the rest of the world about accessibility? We welcome Katriel Paige to talk about their work in accessibility. Manually captioned. Transcript available at our website. Katreil Paige Links Wyrmworks Publishing

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Improvements in TTRPG Inclusion

Posted on May 2, 2022 by Dale CritchleyMarch 11, 2024

Black background with a grayscale woman in a wheelchair

When we launched Limitless Heroics, we said, ”Limitless Heroics is more than an RPG book. It’s a petition. Back this project, and you communicate to every game publisher on earth that disabled people exist and can easily be included in their games, that the … Continue reading →

Gaining Advantage 015: Reclaiming Dungeons

Posted on March 11, 2022 by Dale CritchleySeptember 10, 2023

Let’s talk about diversity in games and how often that’s not what it could be and how to change that. Collette Quach (they/she) is an award winning writer and game designer based in California. Her focus is writing and designing … Continue reading →

The Kickstarter is done. Sort of. Now what?

Posted on March 2, 2022 by Dale CritchleyMarch 9, 2022

Below is a sneak peek of this content! Hi, wonderful patrons! I know I’ve been quiet lately here on Patreon, and before that, I’ve been talking a lot about the Limitless Heroics Kickstarter, and now that it’s done, what’s next?Of … Continue reading →

Gaining Advantage 014: Fantasy Accessibility with Fay Onyx

Posted on January 28, 2022 by Dale CritchleySeptember 10, 2023

How can we make our fantasy worlds more accessible, thus encouraging more accessibility in the real world? Dale and Fay Onyx nerd out about disability, accessibility, and TTRPGs. Fay Onyx is a queer, nonbinary, disabled writer, podcaster, game designer, and … Continue reading →

Gaining Advantage 013: Relationships in the Margins with @httpaladin

Posted on December 31, 2021 by Dale CritchleySeptember 10, 2023

How can role-playing games expand your view of the real world? We welcome Paladin, co-director of The Islands of Sina Una, to talk about just that. And in our Playing the Other segment, we welcome Nikki to talk about chronic … Continue reading →

Gaining Advantage 012: After School Dungeon Delving with @rmalena

Posted on December 17, 2021 by Dale CritchleySeptember 10, 2023

What was your camp experience like? What if it involved fighting dragons & rolling dice? We welcome Richard Malena-Webber from Academy of Adventures to describe that for us. Manually captioned. Transcript available at our website. Academy of Adventures Links Wyrmworks … Continue reading →

Phobias

Posted on December 13, 2021 by Dale CritchleyMarch 11, 2024

Book & Kindle displaying cover: As our heroes fight the hydra, we see just some of the variety of symptoms represented in this book. The paladin has a prosthetic arm to assist with their amputation. The barbarian rages from their wheelchair, providing mobility for their paralyzed legs. The ranger, whose body is more accustomed to an aquatic environment just as someone in the real world may be more comfortable in a quieter or darker sensory environment, finds ways to compensate and keep fighting. The wizard’s vitiligo may not be thought of as a disability, nor should it be, yet many in the real world experience severe discrimination due to unusual skin pigment — how many celebrities, corporate executives, or politicians do you know with visibly irregular skin?

How can you represent phobias in 5e that reflect real world experiences? Grab this free D100 table of phobias and resources to implement them in your game. Or use the one click generator in the Lair.