Twin Cities: The Last Stand in accordance with OWBN bylaw

1. Chronicle

J. Accessibility

i. Every chronicle must have a written accessibility policy. This policy must include (at a minimum) the following details:

1. How a player can put in a request for accommodations, if needed, from the game's staff.

2. Whether or not the play site used for game is wheelchair accessible.

ii. These policies must be made publicly available on the chronicles' website, discord, or social media page so that players with disabilities can see ahead of time if the site of the game is accessible to them.

What is Accessibility?

Accessibility ensures that all people—regardless of ability—can interact with the information or services you provide.

Is Twin Cities the Last Stand accessible?

Our current site has a lip on the sidewalk a wheelchair or other mobility limited people can use. Our current site has a wheelchair ramp (the ramp is made out of unvarnished wood and is it a very rough angle, the handlebars are up a little high) to one of the doors we would need to go and unlock ahead of time. There is a wheelchair elevator although it needs a key and we would need to request that key from the property management ahead of time. The bathroom on the specific floor is not wheelchair accessible. 

With this information we are going to advise that we have some features of accessibility for mobility impaired people but over all are not accessible in that way.

The way we use sheets is Haller. We are not aware of any screen reading apps that can use that website well.

Many in game do have learning disabilities and we have members of the game who are willing to assist with understanding genre and the game itself. 

We are trying to make our game a welcoming and accessible place but we are aware we are falling short here.

How do you request accommodations?

Email the staff Contact Information

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