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<blockquote data-quote="Messageboard Golem" data-source="post: 2008441" data-attributes="member: 18387">If you've seen my reviews of character sheets, you're probably expecting another rough review from me on this product.One can make their own screen, and thereby get exactly the tables you want on it, but not without a good deal of effort, and it won't look as cool. So this type of product can be worthwhile. I'm going to ignore thr eight page booklet. It has a few things that might be useful to some GM's, but it is likely to get separated from the screen itself, and lost among the GM's other stuff. The picture for the players is fairly nice, even it the reqired inclusin of all the iconic characters makes for scene that doesn't make sense dramaticallly. It does the essential of standing on its own and hiding your stuff. Most of the tables are useful, although I would have replaced the Access to Spells by Level table with the Grenadelike Weapons table. I would have liked a lower price on it, (at $7.95 MSRP, this would rate a 4 and at $4.95 it would earn a 5,) but unless you willing to go through the hassle of making a screen with exactly the tables you want on it, I recommend buying this product if you GM fairly frequently. Occasional GM's should probably just borrow a screen from your usual GM.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Messageboard Golem, post: 2008441, member: 18387"] If you've seen my reviews of character sheets, you're probably expecting another rough review from me on this product. One can make their own screen, and thereby get exactly the tables you want on it, but not without a good deal of effort, and it won't look as cool. So this type of product can be worthwhile. I'm going to ignore thr eight page booklet. It has a few things that might be useful to some GM's, but it is likely to get separated from the screen itself, and lost among the GM's other stuff. The picture for the players is fairly nice, even it the reqired inclusin of all the iconic characters makes for scene that doesn't make sense dramaticallly. It does the essential of standing on its own and hiding your stuff. Most of the tables are useful, although I would have replaced the Access to Spells by Level table with the Grenadelike Weapons table. I would have liked a lower price on it, (at $7.95 MSRP, this would rate a 4 and at $4.95 it would earn a 5,) but unless you willing to go through the hassle of making a screen with exactly the tables you want on it, I recommend buying this product if you GM fairly frequently. Occasional GM's should probably just borrow a screen from your usual GM. [/QUOTE]

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