both of these pages are living documents, so feel free to reach out to the listed email with more resources, feedback, or concerns

if you're interested in work like this & much more, check out @chimerahearts.com & our community!!

chimerahearts.com

my more recent project started as a list of notes to myself about my own games. how can rulebooks be more accessible? as both a disabled & busy person, long #ttrpg rulebooks are hard!

i made a checklist with lots of tips broken down into work stages for designers!

psychhound.com/2025/10/17/a...

my long-term project has been about encouraging more #ttrpg designers to include audiobook versions of their games. this makes the space more welcoming for disabled folks & busy multitaskers alike!

you can find more info & a list of available audiobooks on my website psychhound.com/2025/10/20/t...

Information for your diary:
What: MuppetMeet, #TTRPG industry networking and knowledge sharing
When: 6pm - 8.30pm, Friday 28th November 2025
Where: Excel Center London

Please remember to claim your FREE ticket as this will allow you into the space:
dragonmeet.co.uk/tickets

Hell yes! Great to have you aboard!

There's a couple of other databases we've come across that might also be worth looking into:

(In french but I'm told it's in-depth)
www.legrog.org/grog/mission

(a similar one to solo RPG list but broader in scope)
ttrpglist.com/games

(To be clear, I've responded via the comment as I'm a member of Chimera Hearts!)

... All that to say I'd love to see this in action - it might be worth looking at existing databases (like the @solorpglist.com ) and trying to get them involved, in some kind of group effort.