Stratagem The Master'S Tome 4-Panel Customizable GM Screen With Free Inserts – Dry Erase, Dungeon & Game Master Accessory For Tabletop RPG Campaigns (Red) Review

It's been crazy busy in my world, so it's been over a month since I received the 4-Panel Customizable DM Screen and thus far I'm very happy with it.ARRIVED: Nicely packaged in an attractive printed cardboard box/sleeve that seemed to keep it safe, no damage, no problems.USABILITY: The vinyl folio has 4 panels, each with transparent sleeves intended to receive 8.5"x11" slide in sheets with either images (facing out) or data (facing in). One can either use the pre-printed images and forms

First off, the product arrived with tears in the spine, straight out the box.The second (and for me, more serious) problem is that the panels are in American "letter" size. For those outside of the US, finding the right paper might be impossible. A4 pages are slightly taller and will stick out above the screen. Finally, the screens I have from DrivethruRPG are also all in A4 format, so printing it the right size has proved impossible for me.

I bought this screen specifically to use with my own customized DM screen tables. I have some screens from previous editions that I had clipped my sheets too but I wanted a cleaner system.The screen is four panels which will hold letter sized paper in portrait orientation. The screen comes with four sheets that are printed to resemble a tome with a gem stone in the middle that you can put on the player side. It also comes with 4 DM sheets with basic information for 5e D&D and Pathfinder. Since…

For the price I paid this screen is a great value. It is exactly as described, blank panels with clear sleeves for putting in data and charts for whatever RPG I happen to be GMing. It is nice that there are sleeves on the outside of the screen for putting more charts or decorations for the players to see. It's definitely going into my GO bag for travel to gaming conventions or the local game shop.

The product works great as a screen! Think of the front cover of a three ring binder and you have a basic idea of how this thing is put together. You can place papers in the sleeves on the front or inside. It comes with premade cheat sheets for DM's in both DND 5e and Pathfinder. If you want to print your own, so be it!One thing I realized is you can print notes or reminders for players and place them in the front pockets to reference. This is handy for players who routinely receive a mission…

Screen is sturdy and both folds up & sits up just like it should. My own print outs slide in nicely, but the included pages are as wide as the panels and are extremely hard to insert.

I'm very pleased with this GM screen; I didn't want one that was game- or world-specific and this fit the bill. The sleeves are kind of difficult to get paper in and out of but I mostly use my laptop anyways so it's not a big deal. The screen stands easily on its own and provides me with plenty of space for a laptop, dice tray, and a few drinks. Very compact for easy storage. Would highly recommend!

I bought this a year ago, and it has served quite well as a barrier, as a dry erase notepad, as a sleeve for page inserts. It spent most of the year left standing at my game table, but I've had to replace it as the material connecting the sections has managed to wear out and tear- leaving me with two distinct booklets, and if I keep using it I'll just have four separate panels.The screen fits 8.5"x11" pages just fine, so you can use your own inserts. It comes with a couple of extremely useful…

Looks really nice but the plastic is so tight it's extremely difficult to slide the provided inserts into the slits. You might want to print out your own anyway, though, as the ones provided have some misprints, most jarring of which is the complete omission of an exhaustion level.