That's amazing, and I will have to add the game to my to-buy list, because this is the first time I've heard of a game that generally addresses accessibility beyond the occasional remarks on how to make games more comfortable for anxious players/newbies.

I was talking to an old friend about board games over Readercon and he says that a lot of board games are not playable with one of his friends who is very color-blind because the games aren't designed with that in mind. :]