Traverse Player's Handbook v. 2.2 has just been released. This significant update includes an appendix on Inclusivity, which provides examples of gameplay mechanics and characters to inspire players to explore disability and diversity in gameplay. Refer to the previous blog post to read about Traverse's intentions towards disability inclusivity. The language in the conditions table has been altered. The inclusivity appendix also introduces players to playing characters of mixed heritage, textually allowing them to choose appropriate heritage abilities regardless of heritage. The table of contents has obviously been updated to include this appendix; additionally, three ranges have been included in the expanded contents to help pinpoint creatures in the Creature Codex.

v. 2.2 also features adjusted creature modifiers to better reflect characters' new starting aptitudes, which were diminished from a starting maximum of 8 to a maximum of 5 in v. 2.0. Additionally, all prior v. 2 manuscripts have been riddled with errors in the codex, which have now been addressed.

Regarding disabled inclusivity in particular, just because the release has been published does not mean it is closed to feedback and adjustments. As always, if you see something to change to improve your gaming experience, let me know. I will be happy to receive your comments.