🎲 Customizable Hexers Pathfinder Compatible Role Playing System Review

I love all the details and information. The setting is nice too. My only small issue is that the foil on the outside of the sheets isn't thick enough, which can make it difficult to read the required information easily. This is easily fixed by just clicking on the text you want to see and it usually stays there. Other than that, I just love this setup and can't wait to use it in my game! So much quality information is provided that I know I'll end up using it fairly regularly, which is…

This is a very handy GM screen. There are 4 double-sided plates. 4 panels face the master and 4 panels face the players. You can use the included D&D 5e inserts or use your own. I'm currently using the earbuds that came with it. I can create my own as I become more familiar with the game system and understand what I want in front of me. I will be using it with my own custom missions for my Pathfinder game and any other games I release in the future. There are pictures on the boards that face…

I bought this as a gift for one of my D&D team members who was playing the game at work and was complaining about the need for a DM screen . He seems very excited about this and really enjoyed the custom missions. I'm deducting one star for two reasons: 1. As another reviewer mentioned, the sleeves could be tighter. They seem very loose at the moment and I would have liked the inserts to be a little tighter.2. As another reviewer also mentioned, I think the box arrived in an envelope and was…

I am very happy with the quality, fit and finish of this screen! I've seen a few reviews saying they were damaged but mine is in excellent condition. I haven't used it yet, but I hope soon! I like the insert cover and the quick reference on insert information is helpful. My only criticisms are hardly worth mentioning, but I'll write them down: First, the back of the quick reference inserts is white. It would have been nice if they were the same parchment color on the front so I could flip them…

Arrived damaged, the box is torn and on plastic. The plastic lid creases/tears on the front, which is unfortunate. Besides, she's strong. A thicker version of office folders, stands up slightly and is not flimsy. On the other hand, it is not so durable that it constantly wants to close. Insert decorations are interesting, very light card stock and double sided. Plastic inner bags pretend plastic, I would be careful substituting paper. Only two information inserts can be dry wiped. One is…

In general I am satisfied with the product. It's like the pictures minus one detail. The place where the pages insert into the DM screen is a bit loose, which makes page insertion easier, but this causes the plastic to sag a little, making the spots fuzzy. Not a big deal as you can just press your finger on the plastic and read everything with ease. If you've seen the usual DM screen that the wizards of the coast make and thought "dude that thing looks tiny and I'd love to make my own graphics…

Feels solid, like thick sections of cardboard encased in thin but strong plastic. I could see it last a while if cared for. The inserts are quite nice, printed on thick card stock. I'm still a bit against them because they won't last very long if you're hardcore and playing games all the time. Vinyl or plastic is 100 times better. Any time you hit them with a damp cloth to erase the marker, they're likely to bust pretty quickly. Personally, I don't care about the insoles because I'll make them…