Let’s be honest, the most important part of a tabletop roleplaying game isn’t the rules or the miniatures or even the setting, it’s the dice! We all love dice. The feel, the throw, the inevitable terrible roll that makes us curse our luck and vow revenge on that one D20. Sometimes I wonder if I … Continue reading Accessible Dice Guide For Blind & Visually Impaired People
Mapping Dungeons For Blind & Visually Impaired Players
So you're looking to run a dungeon for blind and visually impaired players? Great This blog features several options for presenting dungeons in an accessible format. Before we get started though, I want to present the golden rule: Ask. If you are unsure of your player's needs, offer them a safe space to come to … Continue reading Mapping Dungeons For Blind & Visually Impaired Players
Taking A Break
Folks may have noticed fewer blog posts, no upcoming community meetups and a pause on game nights lately. The simple reason is: I’m taking a break for the next several months. To be clear, Knights of the Braille will still be here, there will still be a community to call on for advice and I'll … Continue reading Taking A Break
Jim’s Blog – Game Prep Advice – Tarot Cards
Recently, I read "The Ultimate Game Master's Guide" by James D'Amato (which I highly recommend to new and old game masters alike). James suggests the use of tarot cards when preparing a roleplaying game session, to help guide your creativity when crafting scenes, encounters and character hooks. I thought this idea was brilliant, as previously … Continue reading Jim’s Blog – Game Prep Advice – Tarot Cards
Update 2025/05/02
We have added a couple of games and links to Accessible Gaming Quarterly to our website. Find more information below. Accessible Gaming Quarterly This gaming zine focuses on accessibility and provides great insight into our hobby from the perspectives of people in various communities. In some issues you'll even find articles from folks in the … Continue reading Update 2025/05/02
Lone Survivor & Dustfire
We are sharing some of the 200 character and vehicle options from our post-apocalyptic game, which uses Into The Odd’s game system. We are in the midst of play testing and will share lots of updates soon. What would a Mad Max inspired TTRPG be without a Max Rockatabsky archetype? The Lone Survivor character option … Continue reading Lone Survivor & Dustfire
Accessible Dice
A common question we get is about dice. Whether it is braille dice, large print dice or if there are accessible dice rolling apps. We have a variety of solutions, some of which are free. These options have all been added to the Accessibility Resources section of our website and links to all of the … Continue reading Accessible Dice
Al’s Chosen & Wheeljack
We are sharing some of the 200 character and vehicle options from our upcoming post-apocalyptic game, which uses Into The Odd’s game system. Follow these blogs if you are interested in helping us playtest. Please read to the end of this post for more information on our latest playtest! This week we are sharing the … Continue reading Al’s Chosen & Wheeljack
Into The Mad Playtest
I would love for you to join me in a play-by-post playtest of the game we are currently working on! If you follow this blog, then you'll know we are creating a rules-light, post-apocalyptic roleplaying game, using Into The Odd's rule system. We are now ready for more playtesting and are looking for players interested … Continue reading Into The Mad Playtest
Gunlugger & Dustmaw
We are sharing some of the 200 character and vehicle options from our upcoming post-apocalyptic game, which uses Into The Odd’s game system. Follow these blogs if you are interested in helping us playtest, as we'll soon be asking for players from the community! This week we are sharing the Gunlugger character option, because sometimes … Continue reading Gunlugger & Dustmaw
Knights of the Braille 