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<blockquote data-quote="Maenalis" data-source="post: 9374461" data-attributes="member: 7040893">I have an A4 briefcase with no handles (basically a file folder) that I use as a sort of GM screen. If there is an information that I would like to hide from my players the file folder is closed. It has 2 basic notebooks with some random handwritten notes in it (like dwarven names, tavern menus, DC tables, stats for wandering monsters, stats for bystander NPCs etc.) and some handwritten notes from the adventure (monster stats, story outline, DCs, maps etc.) along with printed handouts, printed maps, a couple printed pictures from NPCs and locations and I occasionally print an NPC stat or a monster stat if it is complicated, like a high level lich with several spells.I don't use any kind of electronics, and I don't carry the rulebooks with me (we play PF2). I rule on the fly, write a note and look it up later, at home.I only carry a single set of dice, 2 mechanical pencils and a lot of graphing paper (and my phone provides the background music) and the adventure.We usually play theatre of mind style.One of my players writes a detailed write up after the game, which he sends to me and the other players.If there is some meta information (downtime is coming up, what would your characters like to do after this session etc.) I remind them in an email after the game.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maenalis, post: 9374461, member: 7040893"] I have an A4 briefcase with no handles (basically a file folder) that I use as a sort of GM screen. If there is an information that I would like to hide from my players the file folder is closed. It has 2 basic notebooks with some random handwritten notes in it (like dwarven names, tavern menus, DC tables, stats for wandering monsters, stats for bystander NPCs etc.) and some handwritten notes from the adventure (monster stats, story outline, DCs, maps etc.) along with printed handouts, printed maps, a couple printed pictures from NPCs and locations and I occasionally print an NPC stat or a monster stat if it is complicated, like a high level lich with several spells. I don't use any kind of electronics, and I don't carry the rulebooks with me (we play PF2). I rule on the fly, write a note and look it up later, at home. I only carry a single set of dice, 2 mechanical pencils and a lot of graphing paper (and my phone provides the background music) and the adventure. We usually play theatre of mind style. One of my players writes a detailed write up after the game, which he sends to me and the other players. If there is some meta information (downtime is coming up, what would your characters like to do after this session etc.) I remind them in an email after the game. [/QUOTE]

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