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The only good reason to have wheelchairs in a medieval fantasy setting is if they have some kind of anachronism where one race or faction is more technologically advanced than the general population, because a medieval society wouldn't really have the material culture to produce a wheelchair. What's more, a person bound to a wheelchair could simply be healed by magical means in a fantasy setting. If healing is impossible for whatever reason, then their paralysis might be circumvented by other, magical means.

For instance, levitate is a common spell in the Warcraft universe. There's no need for a powerful mage to be in a fucking floating purple wheelchair.