Bomberg said:Okay, here we go. It's a four-panel screen, with the panels being in landscape orientation. The actual length of the thing is more than 1 m.
From left to right we have:
Panel 1: Experience point reward (DMG 120)
Food, Drink, and Lodging (PHB 222)
Light Sources (DMG 66)
Character Advancement (PH 29) - now, this is not needed...
Damage by Level (DMG 42)
Panel 2: Actions in Combat (PH 286)
Attack Modifiers (PH 279)
Panel 3: DCs to Break or Burst Common Items (PH 262)
Target DCs (DMG 42)
Fall Severity by Character Level (DMG 44)
DCs for Commonly Used Skills (no reference; this info has been compiled for the screen)
Cover (PH 280)
Concealment (PH 281)
Panel 4: Conditions (PH 277)
Healing a Dying Character (PH 295)
Death and Dying (PH 295)
The art is essentially on piece spanning all panels. It is a rather dark dungeon vista with monsters approaching: beholder, bat swarm, mind flayer, a black dragon, drow, and so on. There's nothing in the art which really catches the eye, the whole atmosphere is somewhat mencaing.
Guess I'll pass on this and get one of those custom screens you just slide paper into.
What's this, then?

(Dungeons & Dragons)
Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.