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The Dungeon Master’s best friend.
This accessory for the Dungeons & Dragons Fantasy Roleplaying Game is a beautiful addition to any game table and the ultimate aid for Dungeon Masters.
The four-panel screen is made of durable game board-quality card stock, with a lavish illustration on the outside and handy reference tables and charts on the inside. The landscape design allows Dungeon Masters to see and reach over the screen without difficulty. Dungeon Masters can keep their notes and die rolls hidden from the players while having all important rules information at the ready.
This accessory for the Dungeons & Dragons Fantasy Roleplaying Game is a beautiful addition to any game table and the ultimate aid for Dungeon Masters.
The four-panel screen is made of durable game board-quality card stock, with a lavish illustration on the outside and handy reference tables and charts on the inside. The landscape design allows Dungeon Masters to see and reach over the screen without difficulty. Dungeon Masters can keep their notes and die rolls hidden from the players while having all important rules information at the ready.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
This screen is just as functional as the previous version and the one in the DMKit. Four landscape pieces of card with numbers on one side and a piccy on the other. Keeps the players from seeing what I'm doing and hides a multitude of cheating from them...
Whether the charts are of any use to you or not is the selling point, I 'spose.
In ye olde-days I used to just Close My Book and then Open It Again when I needed; but these days its useful, or even necessary, to have the two-page spread of an encounter open in front of you. Sellotaping boxes together is so old-hat.
Well, it *is* useful for more than player/adventure obfuscation. I find that I use the "combat status" section often during play. This screen has a couple of extras over the original 4E screen. The other section I find I use is the "Skill DCs by Level", which is the fully expanded version from Essentials onwards, so slightly easier on the PCs than the original edition.
Not really worth it if you already have a 4e screen. Definitely worth it if you don't.
I could justify it 'cos I'm starting to DM a second group soon and reducing the movement of books etc from one venue to another is high on my priority list...
Whether the charts are of any use to you or not is the selling point, I 'spose.
In ye olde-days I used to just Close My Book and then Open It Again when I needed; but these days its useful, or even necessary, to have the two-page spread of an encounter open in front of you. Sellotaping boxes together is so old-hat.
Well, it *is* useful for more than player/adventure obfuscation. I find that I use the "combat status" section often during play. This screen has a couple of extras over the original 4E screen. The other section I find I use is the "Skill DCs by Level", which is the fully expanded version from Essentials onwards, so slightly easier on the PCs than the original edition.
Not really worth it if you already have a 4e screen. Definitely worth it if you don't.
I could justify it 'cos I'm starting to DM a second group soon and reducing the movement of books etc from one venue to another is high on my priority list...
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
I was previously borrowing another players copy of the original DM screen but picked this up when I saw the revised info. They've done a good job of putting in things you might want at the table too often to look up easily. Skill difficulty by level is great for winging skill checks, and there's a great table of conditions which is handy.
For example, when I dropped my players from a few hundred feet ont a rural villiage, the warlock wanted to know if teleports obeyed newtons first law. That last sentence possibly made me the nerdiest guy on the planet but PRESSING ON, I decided that when your teleporting with magic Mr Newton has definately left the building, but it would take a little extra magical shenanigans to override the laws of physics; one "Hard" DC arcana check later and the warlock had made an impressive entance believing I had prepared a skill challenge for the whole thing. Then he was kidnapped by Asmodeus but that's another story.
Anyway back to the topic at hand, I'd recommend getting this for any newish DM out there, or any expert who doesn't like to look things up if they can make them up. My friendly local gaming store (in the UK) has had problms getting hold of these from their supplier too so Amazon seems like a good place to get it.
For example, when I dropped my players from a few hundred feet ont a rural villiage, the warlock wanted to know if teleports obeyed newtons first law. That last sentence possibly made me the nerdiest guy on the planet but PRESSING ON, I decided that when your teleporting with magic Mr Newton has definately left the building, but it would take a little extra magical shenanigans to override the laws of physics; one "Hard" DC arcana check later and the warlock had made an impressive entance believing I had prepared a skill challenge for the whole thing. Then he was kidnapped by Asmodeus but that's another story.
Anyway back to the topic at hand, I'd recommend getting this for any newish DM out there, or any expert who doesn't like to look things up if they can make them up. My friendly local gaming store (in the UK) has had problms getting hold of these from their supplier too so Amazon seems like a good place to get it.
Format:Hardcover
This high grade quality DM screen is essential to the running of any game of D&D, or in fact any RPG. Well worth the asking price.
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Made with very good materiel and a nice combat scene on the front, you'll have all the helps you need on the back, almost all the boards are coverd letting you have informations... Read more
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Well its been a long, long time since I played or DM'd a D&D game , 2nd ed in the early 80's so I though hey new edition kids expressed an interest so thought this screen would be... Read more
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Much better artwork and nice info too
I own the 4e screen that they released first and also the one that came in the essencials DM's set, recentley I purchaced this one too. This one is by far the best. Read more
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