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| Ront Iron-Roar01-26-06, 09:26 PM | I'm just wondering? But, does Wizard ever print thier books in brail? I'm sure there are a few blind players out there and such? This is just a random thought brought up by all the Zatoichi type characters. |
| Seeker9501-26-06, 10:06 PM | Publishing companies don't print their books in braille. They may, however, license someone else to transcribe their books into braille. I doubt many braille companies are banging on WotC's door begging to be allowed to do so. |
| sparticus_eleisum01-27-06, 09:47 AM | This is an easy one boy... Look for the SRD http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=d20/article/srd35 Look for an text to speech software (Just like this) http://www.readplease.com/ If you want to go even further, you could be cleaver enough to export each chapter into an mp3, burn it, and voilá, your very own Audio-Book... Also it can be possible to write down tables and other important stuff in a little braille typewriter for our pal... Yes, it surely won't work for all the text in the books, but is better than nothing, also, I do not think our pal will be alone on the table, I am sure, the other players and the DM will be eager to help:) |