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Speaking as a paraprofessional who loves sharing gaming experiences with my kiddos: yes, more minis and artwork and content depicting all kinds of people. Ty. +1. Upvote.

Edit: Oops, my title is still stuck on me! For clarity: not speaking on behalf of Paizo/no longer with the company.
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Chris Lambertz wrote:

Speaking as a paraprofessional who loves sharing gaming experiences with my kiddos: yes, more minis and artwork and content depicting all kinds of people. Ty. +1. Upvote.

Edit: Oops, my title is still stuck on me! For clarity: not speaking on behalf of Paizo/no longer with the company.

Hey! We will get that corrected. Hope you are well!

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I removed most of the posts here. Let's have more "Woohoo wheelchair options in game!" and less "You have to justify or explain your character's life choices to me." Its considered rude in real life to demand disabled folks give you their medical history or life story to satisfy your curiosity, and we certainly do not need that toxic attitude to seep into what is supposed to be a fun, enjoyable hobby. If someone wants to play a ttRPG this way, you do not need to come into a thread about it and argue about why they shouldn't get to have the thing they're excited about (or have to have a backstory ready to go as for why they are the way they are). If in-game wheelchairs and the like are not for you or your table, then you are welcome to not participate in this thread which is specifically about in-game wheelchairs and the like.

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Thank you Sara.

*waves and sends hugs to Chris*
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I think it's a good place to bring up this awesome sidebar in the PF2 Corebook (p. 486)
Characters with Disabilities Sidebar
Which put a great base for inclusion. And clearly says that these characters exist in the world.
CrystalSeas already mentioned the awesome wheelchair illustration in Lost Omens: Pathfinder Society, and linked to a page that also shows that awesome one-armed swordmaster that is in the same book.

And yeah, I agree, we need more of these in minis. :O
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