DND DM Screen 5e - D&D Dungeon Master Screen 3D Faux Leather with Customizable Inserts - Dungeons and Dragons GM / Game Master Accessories Gift for Man or Woman. Hide Your Dice Rolls, Maps & Books

Great sturdy DM screen. Has some nice information pages on the inside. Stands up great as it should. Come with a nice case.

I've been slow to upgrade my GM screens over the years. While I've gotten them with start kits I always prefer something I can customize so a pair of 3 ring binders or more recently Stratagem's Master's Tome have been my go to. I put a lot of effort into presentation for my players and I always felt my DM screen was lacking on that front. Not any more.Look and feelThe artwork facing the player's is fantastic. As an artist I can really appreciate the work that went into this piece.It is a bit heftier than my old screens which I think comes from the artwork making it all a bit thicker. My initiative tracker drapes over it the same as the master's tome so it's not a big difference.It has no problem standing up and even though it's still pretty new to me it's not fighting me to turn into an M shape or curl up into a tight C. The plastic is a bit softer than my old binders or the master's tome so it holds its position a bit better which works well for me as my game table is a bit skimpy.SizeEach panel in the screen is taller and slimmer than the Master's Tome's panels. When I first read the item description I missed that the inserts are "A4"(8.3x11.7) and not the 8.5X11 paper I am used to so keep that in mind if you're printing out handouts for your players and want to store them in your new screen. I have a paper trimmer but even regular scissors can handle this easy peasy.ExtrasThe inserts cover about what you would expect like travel speed, conditions, and exhaustion(I can never remember beyond the 2nd level of exhaustion), but there's also a fun NPC generator that even covers how the NPC sounds when they speak. Everything is on a thick cardstock which, if you prefer to customize your notes like I do, you can easily pull out and flip over. I was pleasantly surprised to find the backs of the inserts to be lined so I can just slide it back in and write my notes on the plastic cover with a marker.The sleeve that the screen comes in is surprisingly soft and roomy(I stuffed 2 packs of Paizo's map tiles in there without issue). Knowing what my players are like I also did a cheeto dust test and found the sleeve wiped clean.Overall I'm super happy with the screen and am really looking forward to breaking it in with a proper campaign later this spring.

Perfect for DnD with a design that can be used and fitted into really any fantasy TTRPG. I was really impressed with the embossed almost metallic mural look. The screen feels high quality and it comes with a travel case to keep the detail intact if you need to quickly shove it into a backpack. The smell was very strong when it was first unpacked but the smell dissipated after a day or so, no worries there! Overall the build quality is high, detail is immaculate and it's large enough to fit most table set ups. Cannot recommend more

My D&D-er loved this - much better than the cardboard screen they'd been using. Strong and beautiful - pockets in the back for any of their pages they want viewable.

I got the screen because it matches the dragon cover notebook I bought. First of all, it delivered a day early, and second it was in perfect condition. The inserts are thick paper/poster board and have pretty much what any DM needs handy. But I love that I can print and replace them with anything else I might need, making it flexible and system agnostic. Kudos to the Lynx folks on this. I really do love it.

My boyfriend and I play DnD and he DMs for other campaigns, and he loves it. He says it’s very high quality, and the pockets/paper holders on the inside are really useful. He also loves the faux leather AND the folder it comes in (which I didn’t even realize was included when I bought it). Very good value for price.

As the smoke clears and the leather is revealed you notice the faint smell of melded plastic in the air. As the divider opens the creaks of the shifting material pierce your ears with every new fold. With a Nat 20 perception you notice the glowing weathered pages inside, adorned with rules that you will not follow and guidelines you will certainly ignore. These sheets however, are easily replaced with whatever parchment is needed to complete your quest. As you cast this wall over the table you’ll notice the privacy created by this device. What could you do behind here? Anything your heart desires, no one can hear or see you when this wall is up. A revolutionary value and size perfectly adequate for your every need.Also it’s pretty cool.

As an old DnD nerd, this thing is cool!!! Where was this when I was younger!!!?