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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AnotherGuy" data-source="post: 9147379" data-attributes="member: 7029930">Does anyone know if the Monopoly game has a wheelchair game piece?Maybe they made a X-Men version with Professor X's chair. Genuinely curious.As for D&D, I'd personally dislike a plain old magical chair unless it was used by a villain, but those are usually powerful thrones with awesome powers. SKT has such a throne - can't recall now if it has the ability to fly.For players or allied NPCs, I'd much more be in favour of a team that assisted their disabled companion in areas of difficult terrain or to mount riding beasts. They could even have a retainer or loved one specific for this duty, ideally like how Bran was treated in GoT.  I see this playing out in similar vain to how halflings sometimes need assistance from their adventuring colleagues in water-clogged areas that are 4-5 feet deep. It is grittier style of play which is a personal preference and increases the difficulty by adding an extra layer of complication for both the exploration and combat pillar.I also like some of the ideas expressed upthread of the exotic modes of transportation (tentacled contraptions, spider-legs or biological rides such as giant snails etc).EDIT: Specific tools, materials and artificer services could also play an important role with such a character in a group. And perhaps a spare Floating Disk spell in situations of emergency. Overland travel by carriage or wagon could feature more. There are something interesting things one could incorporate with such a character.</blockquote>

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