D&D 5E D&D Screen & Dungeon Kit

WotC has announced a new DM Screen and ‘dungeon kit’ coming later this year, including dungeon geomorph tiles, condition cards, and initiative cards.

DELVE INTO THE DUNGEONS’ DEPTHS​

Delve into dungeons with this kit for the world’s greatest roleplaying game.

This kit equips the Dungeon Master with a screen and other tools that are perfect for running D&D adventures through dungeons, whether ruined or thriving.

The Dungeon Master’s screen features a painting of a fantastic vista that plunges into the deep reaches of a mountain. Useful rules references cover the screen’s interior, with an emphasis on dungeon-delving.

• DM screen specially designed for dungeon delving, with tables for encountering monsters and exploring ruins and dungeons
• Features 36 punch out dungeon geomorph cards with pathway connection points, perfect for planning a dungeon during game preparation or for coming up with a map in the middle of play
• Customizable double sided dry-erase sheet offers unlimited versatility for tactical game play. Numbered grid for sketching maps on one side, and summary of the main actions a character can take in combat on the other
• 18 illustrated punch out condition cards, including mold and slime cards for dungeon encounters
• 9 punch out numbered and illustrated initiative cards to easily track the turn order for players, monsters, and nonplayer characters

Dungeon Master's Screen: Dungeon Kit | Dungeons & Dragons

The durable, four-panel Dungeon Master’s Screen Master offers an indispensable tool for your Dungeons & Dragons games. Order yours today!

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[eyeheartawk]

Try #3 to have a screen without wasted space and useless tables? Let's hope!

 

[Inchoroi]

Try #3 to have a screen without wasted space and useless tables? Let's hope!

I have no hope.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

This looks pretty good. Is that new art?

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Try #3 to have a screen without wasted space and useless tables? Let's hope!

I'm honestly too lazy to fine tune what I'd want in one, but there are tons of great choices in customizable screens nowadays, available from everywhere from specialized game shops to Amazon.

 

[el-remmen]

I find it difficult to actually read anything off a GM screen, especially a landscape (as opposed to portrait) paneled one. But I like to have one to clip print outs of necessary info in LARGER print.

 

[Sacrosanct]

Good timing as more people are vaccinated and are resuming face to face gaming. This wouldn't have much use when most of us were only doing online play. But by August? I suspect many more will be back to face to face where this would have value.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Good timing as more people are vaccinated and are resuming face to face gaming. This wouldn't have much use when most of us were only doing online play. But by August? I suspect many more will be back to face to face where this would have value.

I was thinking that exactly. Two of my younger players have been tuning out in our Zoom games, and August sounds like a good time to do an old-time face-to-face dungeon crawl with everyone in the same room together (even if the "same room" is a picnic table in someone's back yard).

 

[Shiroiken]

Try #3 to have a screen without wasted space and useless tables? Let's hope!

Unfortunately a lot of what people want will likely lead to wasted space and useless tables. I don't like all the art they put in, since the side facing the players could easily have various information useful to them (such as equipment costs, container capacity, standard travel actions, light source ranges, etc).

 

[overgeeked]

Try #3 to have a screen without wasted space and useless tables? Let's hope!

You can see a bit of art on the inside of the screen, so nope.