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3 von 3 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
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Well, a DM Screen is always a handy thing: especially for your players not to see what you just rolled, either for atmosphere or to cheat a little with the results. The problem is, most Screens always seem to have the same flaws:they're too small, and they're cheaply built.
Not this time! This DM Screen is plastified, and four panels long, wich makes it more durable and allows to all of us DMs some SPACE to put our books and maps. [sigh]
The DM Screen also comes in with a sheet of 1 inch graph paper, and a 7 page book containing some useful and some "not-so-useful" rule information: weapons table, grenadelike weapons, generating town and a Combat Planner.
The front artwork is okay, but not fantastic. It catches the feeling of Dungeons and Dragons, but nothing more.
The inside is nice: all important rules are there, especially the numerous actions possible in combat, their "action type" (free, move-equivalent, etc.), plus some handy notes (DC to break items, bash doors, hardness/hit points of numerous materials, light sources...) and an entire pannel is solely there for examples of DC for various skills: Balance, Bluff, Climb, Concentration, and many more.
Overall, it's a good product, but in my humble opinion, it is slightly overpriced: I got mine for 12,95$CAN, wich is seems a bit too costy, considering it doesn't come with any handy sidebook (such as Critters, in Shadowrun, wich justified its 15-20$ cost).
1 von 1 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
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The 3rd edition D&D Dungeon Master's Screen is a serviceable product. The tables it provides are useful, and the art is pretty good. However, the screen doesn't really have the kind of functionality that would make it a must have. Also, I think it would be more practical if the screen itself were more rigid. If you want to use a screen for your game, this is the one. If not, you're not missing anything vital.
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This is a great quick reference guide that allows you to look up a lot of the rules without having to dig through the pages of the DMG or PHB. Also great for keeping prying eyes from seeing what it is you are doing. Nothing scares a player more then when you roll hidden dice and chuckle to yourself.
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How Do You Rate a Screen?
The screen is nice and full color. One side has a nice picture of some of the signature characters of the PHB fighting assorted nasties. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 19. September 2000 veröffentlicht
A useful tool and pleasant surprise!
The best way to describe this DM's screen is two simple words; it's useful.
What to know the effect of poor lighting on a rogue as he attempts the pick a lock during a... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 18. September 2000 von Robert N.Emerson
Everything a screen should be
Before I bought this, I thought to myself that I needed to photocopy about 4 pages from the Players Handbook to use for reference during a game. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 18. September 2000 von Joel Flank
