Jessica

Well, normally, a lot of RPG comparison data stuff is very like blah, blah, blah.

This is very sleek.

At the end.

It's interesting because it's got as the top three things, it's got complexity, accessibility, and community.

And someone's asked in the comments, and I feel the same, they said, I'm curious how they determine accessibility.

Because it's like a scale they've done for complexity, accessibility, and community.

So I'm wondering what the...

Yeah.

But is that measured because we've got the A5E tools website?

Or is it easy to buy?

Like, is it in the shops?

Okay.

So I've just had a look, and we're talking about what's the scale.

I found the answer.

So complexity, they're talking about how many rules and subsystems players need to learn.

Their definition of accessibility is how easy is it to find the rules, starter sets, and learning resources.

So, yeah, I understand why we're high for that, because we've got AFIV tools.

It's available to five of us.

And community is the size and activity of the player community and third-party content.

So, the scale of that is why.