HexersGame Master Screen - Dungeons and Dragons D&D DND DM Pathfinder RPG Role Playing Compatible - 4 Customizable Panels - Inserts Included That Slide into The Pouches - Dry Erase Tracker Sheet

The provided slip ins are great and perfect for all situations. The polythene covers do have a slight sheen making finding the small text difficult. I just printed a larger text.

Great quality. Perfect for my DND game and the wipe boars is brilliant.

Not had this product long. Feels and looks well made. The images are well printed and all inserts fit well. They look great, hoping to get years of use out of this.

Great quality, super useful for a DM

I purchased this with birthday money. The choice was either ‘Ghosts of Saltmarsh’ or this DM screen. I went with the screen because I thought it can be used with multiple RPG systems and I already had a lot of modules and adventures stacked up and unplayed. Sadly, I think I made the wrong choice. Oh well, you live and learn...This item should be great, but in the end it’s just okay.The generic art inserts and quick reference sheets are actually brilliant. The right information is laid out plainly. The tracker sheet is a good idea too.But, yes there’s a but, the screen folds wrong. Each end piece should fold inward and then the whole thing close like a book. But this screen just creates a disappointingly and unusual M shape. The plastic is too stiff to really flex into a better, more usual shape.Now to the pockets where your A4 (or US Letter) pages can be inserted. The clear plastic isn’t fully clear. Why?! It’s got a matt, dull finish. So where it isn’t flat against the info sheet, it makes the writing harder to read. Also, why isn’t this clear plastic thicker? My product didn’t have the extreme wrinkling that some people have had but, because of the thin material used, the windows do have some ‘natural’ waves.I believe the box should have been more rigid too. This is a minor issue but I want to note that the box could be easily crushed as the card is flimsy. The manufacturer advertises the box as something to keep and store the screen inside. They also advertise that the boxed screen is sized to fit inside their Hexers wipeable board box. That’s why I mentioned it.I expected better.

Really good looking and doses the job.

It's just ok and although it does not feel cheap but for what it is I cant see why it's so expensive. It's just a double plastic binder cover after all, something you can buy and make up for under a tenner at any supermarket and print out the data sheets free online.It wasn't wrinkled as previously reported by some but who on earth though it was a good idea to use frosted plastic sheets? Makes it very difficult to read. Most likely adapt mine with magnetic A4 sheets and use ball bearings to stick sheets to it.I would have given it a higher score if it was around the £15 mark.

Great idea, poorly executed, avoid like the plague. I was going to use one side for SWD6 and the other for SWADE.You'll see from the pictures that the "clear" layers are slightly frosted. The wrinkles compound the issue and make it hard to read. You may be able to get some of them out with gentle use of a heat gun but I wouldn't risk it.It came with some D&D rules panels. I don't play it, so couldn't tell you if they're correct. There are also some decorative panel inserts that are a very tight fit. I slid home one so you can see just how frosted the panel is, that should be aa black background.