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Enchanted Trinkets Complete--a hardcover book containing over 500 magic items for your D&D games!

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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Oryan77" data-source="post: 2173102" data-attributes="member: 18701">I wouldn't pay for player sheets, you can find plenty online for free and print them off. Don't buy the DM screen either! I wrote a review for it when it came out...i'll post my review at the end of the post. There's other DM screens that work better. The Forgotten Realms screen was nice. In fact, I have a DM screen & character sheets that I made myself. Follow the link in my sig if you'd like to check them out. Here's what I thought about the Deluxe DM screen:"The only thing 'Deluxe' about this was the price. There's nothing on it that wasn't on any other screen. The screen itself is only about half as tall as normal DM screens, which means if you sit down while DMing you can actually see players, but it gives less info. I was hoping for a weapon/armor list for stats and pricing, but there is none. Then there's the modern screen that comes with this. If you don't run modern rpgs then that screen is worthless. I don't buy fantasy books to get modern info, I'll look in the modern section for that if I needed something. Combining the two & making you pay for it was a bad idea. If they maybe used the 2nd screen to add a weapon and equipment list on, and other helpful info, this thing might have been worth buying (at half the cost it is now). Honestly, I don't see how they can charge such an amount for a folded piece of cardboard and a fraction of info when you can buy an entire Players Handbook with nice illustrations and much more info for almost the same price. I recommend either making your own screen or standing the PHB upright and pretending it's a real 'Deluxe' screen."</blockquote>

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