D&D 5E Gale Force 9 Shows Off D&D 'Of Ships & The Sea' DM Screen

Gale Force Nine has shared some pictures of the new DM Screen geared at nautical adventures, Of Ships & The Sea. The website says "Pre-Order - Mid June", so I'm not sure if it's available yet.

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[jasper]

Can we go back to the old 4 2 screens. Where some useful information was on the outside of the screen.

usa link https://www.amazon.com/Dungeons-Dra...48771&s=gateway&sprefix=dm+scr,aps,264&sr=8-6
$15.

 

[Magus Darkwind]

It's available, since I physically own it.

It's neat if you're looking for random encounter tables for Sea-based campaigns, but that's about it.

 

[Inchoroi]

Ugh.

I might actually have to buy this one. I feel like it might be super useful, since my players have been begging me to run a long pirate campaign, and I finally relented after my current campaign ends.

 

[R_J_K75]

Ive found any DM screen since 2nd edition useless, except for the Kalamar screen from the early 2000s which was by far the best one ever; almost too much info on it. Ive folded maps easier then using that. Seems like there is so much wasted space on screens these days and I hate the landscape orientation most are now.

 

[jasper]

Portrait rules landscape drags you to deeps of dispair

 

[R_J_K75]

Portrait rules landscape drags you to deeps of dispair

Yep, 3-panel portrait is the way to go. Landscape takes up too much table space. When I use a DM screen which is seldom, I have a TV table for it and to roll on on one side and my music stand on the other side for my notes and books. I like to see my players as they die.

 

[R_J_K75]

Has anyone used the Worlds Greatest Screen by Hammerdog Games? Any thoughts? I was thinking of buying it.
http://hammerdog.com/twgs/

 

[EthanSental]

Thanks for the amazon link, ordered it today after seeing and reading the post. looking forward to the minis when they are ready from GF9.

 

[Lauguz]

Forgive me if this is obvious, but what information is on the DM side?