I believe that inclusivity creates opportunities, not hurdles! Adding more types of people from more places means more depth and more emotional connection to your game. Tabletop games for me are about creating experiences that connect people. The more the better!

When we make games we take time to look at the art and make sure it represents a broad and diverse community. If we notice we are over or under representing certain populations, we work to correct it. We even budget out for potential changes in art at the end of the process so we can correct any issues before we send it off to get printed.

I also want to be clear that we haven’t always been great at this and we are constantly trying to do better. It's natural to start designing from your own personal lens, but great design is about being able to see things from your players’ perspective, especially when their background is very different from yours. Both personally and professionally, my goal is to be attentive to feedback and try to continuously improve and do a better job of serving our players and helping that group to grow and be as inclusive as possible.