See Pathfinder 2e is "high" complexity, check Lancer, "high" complexity... Bruh what is very high then?
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Do you know what is meant by accessibility? I would have thought it is just an inverse score for complexity (high complexity -> low accessibility and vice versa)
The site has this description:
Complexity — How many rules and subsystems players need to learn
Accessibility — How easy it is to find rules, starter sets, and learning resources
Community — Size and activity of the player community and third-party content
Huh. Didn’t pay much attention myself, but perhaps they meant to convey “availability” instead?
I hate the name, though. Nothing about that site is a Wiki. Call it TTRPG Catalog, Folio, whatever. If there's no way to directly edit anything, it's not a wiki. (And no, I don't think a wiki would be a good idea for a website of this kind.)
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