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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Grainger" data-source="post: 7657269" data-attributes="member: 6779234">Thanks for the info. I suppose it depends on your campaign, but I'd only use item information about once every three or four sessions (when the PCs are "between adventures"), so that wouldn't suit my campaign (when the PCs go shopping we just use the PHBs and Starter Set booklets we have).I prefer minimal - paring down the screen content to what would be useful during play. The quantity of information on the screen is inversely proportional to the likelihood of me actually using it during play; in other words, I just wouldn't look at the screen at all if it had too much info on it. As such, I'd certainly leave out the combat/turn order, since that's so simple in 5e anyway,  and I don't really need treasure tables or other prep material on a screen (I don't use my screen to prep adventures). I'd certainly stick by my comment that 5e doesn't necessitate any tables in play (I don't even class a shopping list - prices etc. as a "table", and it's so rarely used in my campaign that I'd never need it on a screen). But fair enough, if a screen with prep information and lots of other stuff is useful to you.</blockquote>