Reincarnated DM Screen

This is a great DM screen. The information it provides is perfect for new DMs and veterans alike! It is alittle on the short side and as such that is the only thing I would change about it, and not by much...just slightly taller (which is personal preference). The good thing about the size is it will not block your face or mouth so your players will be able to hear you clearly. If your like me however and wish to hide your face when you make silly voices for some of the NPCs, well...this won't help much. The artwork on the player side (as well as the DM side!) is phenomenal and everyone comments on it. Definitely makes for entertaining eye candy for the players instead of making them look at a homemade piece of rubbish 😂 My favorite thing is all the good info the screen provides, and I like the material. Its high quality, and it has a glossy type laminate over it. If you wish to you could easily use scotch tape, to tape your own paper (cut to size) to this screen and would not need to worry about the tape ripping anything off. I highly recommend!

I recently bought this because my last GM screen was low quality and the material would cause it to slide around the tavle and fold up from vibrations. It was unnoficial so I decided to buy this one because the price was so low. It is a little on the short side but that is fine because I can see over it while I'm sitting and in not one to bluff a lot on my rolls. The build quality is beutifal, some people's reviews said that theirs were damaged or had bubbles but mine was flawless. It has so much useful information on it, moat of which my old one didnt have. The many tables and charts are so helpful during combat but there are others that are good for role play. The price charts and object hit point charts help me think on the fly and keep things straight. Overall this is a high quality and useful item that is probably the best purchase you can make for Dungeons and Dragons.

Great game! Arrived in perfect condition.

Massive upgrade here from the paper DM screen you might have from the D&D Starter or Essentials kits. There’s a whole slew of quick access rules and tables for you - cutting down time you would otherwise be flipping through the Player’s Handbook or Dungeon Master’s Guide. It’s much wider/longer than I expected, nothing feels crammed on the backside. It’s also long enough that you’ll have plenty of room for your notepad, dice, and other DM tools. One con: height wise, it’s a little shorter than I expected. I would’ve liked an extra inch or inch and a half on it to prevent more “accidental” peeking. If you’re getting serious about DM’ing, this should be on your list of must haves. Oh, and did I mention it has an awesome red dragon for artwork?

This is a very good DM screen. It is an official D&D WoTC screen, and a redo of their first 5e version my wife got me (hence the "reincarnated" version.) I felt like the first screen had things I never used, like an entire page for making NPC's. I make all my NPC's in advance, and if we need someone on the fly, I am not interested in making their "bond" at that moment, or a table to roll for it. It also lacked certain other things I really actually needed in game. This screen gives me more of what I find myself needing at my fingertips. First, my critiques, because they are few. Possible negatives: - It isn't very tall for a DM screen. I'm 6'3" and I play with other tall players and I have to roll the dice results I want to hide right up against the inside facing me to obscure the result. - It's construction is cardboard and so is not likely to be terribly durable with repeat use. Especially because it folds up. - I would have liked more combat helps like resistance rules. - There have been some printing and quality issues with some of these (though I have not personally encountered those with the one I got). - They kept some of the art and tables from the first iteration, so this feels more like a fix than a new product. Not so much "reincarnated" as cured, by my definition. (DM reasoning). Things that are great: - Skill names and what they do! I started with AD&D second edition and have been playing since. So going from non-weapon proficiencies, to skills in 3.5, and then Pathfinder, and then now a simplification of the skill system, I still find myself asking for sense motive and spellcraft checks and am frequently caught unnecessarily saying the word "knowledge" before my arcana checks. Having the skills listed and examples of what they should be used for is incredibly helpful. Skill checks should be something you ask your players to make frequently and deciding what skill would work can take some thought. - The difficulty level is on the same page as the skills. This is very helpful because players will try to use skills in ways you hadn't thought of before. You'll need to decide on the fly how hard whatever it is they are trying might be, and the table is right there for you giving you a range to decide. - Suggested damage tables for appropriate traps and hazards to make sure you're making them to what you had in mind as a DM. - Conditions tables including exactly how it affects players and what they can and cannot do. Very helpful for some confusing ones, like restrained vs. grappled. (The D&D podcast Dragon Talk had Jeremy Crawford do a segment just on grappling in their Sage Advice segment that is very helpful in clarifying this.) - Rules for cover in combat. Seldom used in my games, which makes this is helpful, as it's one less thing I have to lookup in combat when cover comes into play. - Prices for services, food and drink. They'll go shopping or spend their money in ways that surprise you sometimes. - Travel times. I rarely have these memorized. This screen is much better. It plays like it was tested to be used in game, where the last one seems like it was for prep. As a DM, I'm looking for reference material in the moment. I need information to be ready to react to the unpredictable choices and circumstances the players will create. The information here helps me appear prepared and help maintain verisimilitude. I had a dragonborn rip a small fountain out of a wall and hit a vampire with it. This has tables for difficulty and object hit points! I would have liked it to be taller, better quality and have more combat information. So that knocks off one star. However it has the rules I like to keep handy, and it is still better than the thin cardboard versions TSR was selling me in the 90's. It's very inexpensive, too. If you use screens, try this one.

I love this GM screen. First of all, I am a huge fan of the landscape layout because it allows me to see my players while simultaneously hiding my notes and minis. Second, the information. This is a grand improvement over the traditional GM screen that Wizards first put out. While that screen still has its purposes, the reincarnated one adds much more important info, such as cost for everyday items, conditions, and much much more. It also has the added bonus of including an incredible art piece on the cover. Overall, this is a great product for anyone who needs quick access to basic rules.

If your new to being a DM this screen is very useful with tips needed to remind you things durning your games. Very great product for the price! Highly recommend if new or just need an extra screen that’s not super fancy. Simple, clean cut, essential! On the down side, if you aren’t aware, the height of this screen is is the horizontal length not the vertical length. Not exactly a huge problem, but if you expect it to be tall like more expensive screens it is not.

I got this for my wife who just started running a Cult of the Dragon Campaign. She is new to DMing, and so all the charts are awesome and help a lot! Don't listen to the gatekeepy reviews here, this info IS useful, and includes common expenses for daily needs, which always tend to need a PHB lookup. It has reminders of how cover works, terrain, and some fun artwork to look at while your wizard is taking forever to just end up casting Fireball again. The height is a good balance of obscuring info, while not covering your face and hiding you from the players. If you're not a complete rules lawyer, this should suit your needs.

Lo único malo que le veo es que la información no esta en español, pero la información que incluye es muy básica así que es útil si solo quieres revisar números o algo rápido y es un buen agregado en cada mesa, casi es indispensable para tener ese misterios que solo el master puede usar

X4 8 1/2 by 11 landscape panels. Exterior artwork is good, small details from the swordcoast are in the background. Interior information is good for a newer DM & experianced alike. Has info on status affects, encounters, challenge ratings, etc. But you can also attach your own landscape sheets to personalize it to your sessions. There is no plastic slips for this, would need to attach with clips. I purchased this on sale for under $15 and was a great value. Arrived well packeged in shrink wrap and paper jacket.

Maravilhoso, idêntico as fotos!

The screen is great for a new or returning dungeon master. The info sumerized has been obviously refined as it covers so many situations. This will really help with stoppage of game to flip threw books looking for the answer to most your or your players questions.

Es muy buena para ocultar tus notas y tiradas, por si eres de esos master que a veces "juegan" con los dados para hacer las cosas más fáciles o más dificiles. Además, para los olvidadizos, tiene un montón de apuntes útiles que se pueden mirar en apenas segundos y te solucionan algunas dudas