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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stormonu" data-source="post: 5215769" data-attributes="member: 52734">perhaps you should rearrange the portion that holds the book, so you could place it in the screen area opened (with some sort of system to hold it open on the page you're looking for.  It does make it taller, but perhaps more useful if it was holding a module (so you could see the encounter as a two-page spread).Also, some sort of flip-down mat (that can hold a sheet of tables or other information) might not be a bad addition.PS: Back in '94, TSR made a plastic case called a Player's Pack that could store a PHB, dice, pencils, character sheets and whatnot in what looked like a plastic briefcase.  There was one for each of the major class divisions: Fighter (+Paladin & Ranger), Cleric (+Druid), Rogue (+Bard) and Wizard.  It also came with a pad of graph paper, TSR pencil, set of dice, a set of 3 PC metal miniatures, character sheets and a mini-screen (showing XP needed per level, THAC0, saves, spells per day, weapon/non-weapon proficiencies per level and hit dice).  Lastly, it came with an 8-page beginner's guide (with one page on painting the included minis).<a href="http://www.waynesbooks.com/images/graphics/playerpackfighter.jpg" target="_blank">http://www.waynesbooks.com/images/graphics/playerpackfighter.jpg</a></blockquote>