I'm afraid you just lost me as a potential customer. I'm partially sighted, and white text on a back page is a hard no. One of the reasons I never really got into D&D3e was the "atmospheric" page backgrounds, which made reading the text unnecessarily hard.
I'm very conscious of this, it's a definite consideration. The game does come with a black text on white plain text PDF version with uniform sans serif text (and a print-friendly PDF) as I ended up making one of these at the launch of my previous game when some players got in touch about accessibility. I understand it's not quite the same experience as reading the full thing, but I always want to keep the game accessible!
That's good, but serifed text is usually more readable to limited vision.
Ah I see, I've had people say some serif fonts were too tough to parse. How do you feel about fonts like Courier?
Monospaced fonts aren't really good for reading long texts. Classic serif fonts like Times are a better bet.
Monospace fonts are harder to read than proportional, as a general rule.
