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<blockquote data-quote="Dire Bare" data-source="post: 9163667" data-attributes="member: 18182">Modern, self-propelled wheelchairs aren't documented until 1655. So the historical ancient Greece &quot;wheelchair&quot; would require someone or something to push or pull it around. Which could be a fun character build. Your PC is wheelchair bound, and has a sidekick character who pushes/pulls the chair on adventures. Or dogs to pull it, or something.But again, while ahistorical . . . it's easy peasy to accommodate a request for a more modern, self-propelled chair, regardless of the campaign setting, theme, or tone. Especially in a D&amp;D game with magic and monsters. Heck, most of us Gen-Xers ideas of ancient Greece mythology is tied up with the &quot;Clash of the Titans&quot; movie, which had the clockwork owl Bubo, invented by Hephaestus. I bet Hephaestus could whip up a self-propelled wheeled chair for a hero favored by one of the gods, no problemo!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dire Bare, post: 9163667, member: 18182"] Modern, self-propelled wheelchairs aren't documented until 1655. So the historical ancient Greece "wheelchair" would require someone or something to push or pull it around. Which could be a fun character build. Your PC is wheelchair bound, and has a sidekick character who pushes/pulls the chair on adventures. Or dogs to pull it, or something. But again, while ahistorical . . . it's easy peasy to accommodate a request for a more modern, self-propelled chair, regardless of the campaign setting, theme, or tone. Especially in a D&D game with magic and monsters. Heck, most of us Gen-Xers ideas of ancient Greece mythology is tied up with the "Clash of the Titans" movie, which had the clockwork owl Bubo, invented by Hephaestus. I bet Hephaestus could whip up a self-propelled wheeled chair for a hero favored by one of the gods, no problemo! [/QUOTE]

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