Hello, recently I've meet for the first time a blind person in my hobbie (RPG). For playing online or using digital resources I suppose it's pretty easy to play while blind, pdfs can probably be read by text to audio apps, and dice rolling can be made using bots that write out the results in text.

However for a physical version, using a braille sheet could be handy. So I'm wondering, if instead of a single sheet, a small deck of cards could be used. Each card contains a small part of the sheet that can be checked if necessary. Since each card can be read separately, and have little info, would hole punchers work in this instance?

My intention is to help people accommodate blind players without much work. So If I made a deck of cards for a specific RPG system, people could use it as a guide even if they don’t know braille. The cards will come with all the info written out, and small marks indicating “punch hole here” to replicate the info in braille. That’s why I'm wondering if for cards (and not too much info) this would work, hole punchers are easier and cheaper to find, and if it was possible it would make easier, people wouldn’t need to learn braille or have an embosser at first, but eventually could develop interest learn it with time.