Dungeons & DragonsDungeon Master's Screen Wilderness Kit (D&D Accessories)

My husband loves using this screen while DMing. It has held up well over time, is the perfect size, and looks nice!

This is one of the best-looking official DM screens I've seen — peaceful forest green and sky blue instead of the typical "yer all gonna die" black and red. It has a gorgeous landscape continuing across the four panels. Each panel has a different interesting scene: an ancient shipwreck in a desert wilderness crater, a silver dragon atop a mountain crag, a green dragon flying over a forest, and a kraken lurking just off the rocky coast. Also included are laminated sheets with wilderness adventuring information, hex map sheets, a handy actions in combat sheet, and some punch-out condition and initiative cards with a punch-out cardboard case. The DM screen and sheets fit back into the folder it comes in, keeping everything tidy and protected.The cards fit more easily into the case if you slightly trim the punched edges and round the corners. I put two pieces of clear tape on the case to seal the bottom and side where they fold in, and it works great.Whether or not you ever intend to run a Wilderness campaign, this set is a solid value, and it's gorgeous, to boot!

Great product

Fun and good quality

This set up really is nice. I like the cards, hex map bits for drawing on, really all it comes with. I would say buy it if you like it all but beware, a third or a little more of the inside is all about conditions. I don’t know why everything WoTC puts out for a DM screen has to have the conditions listed in it. It takes up too much space and could have other charts added if they didn’t put a huge pic with the description of the condition. The cards are explanatory enough. I like it bc the art looks really good and it’s a hard back screen, not cheap card-stock stuff. I printed out some other chart info and just use clothes pins for holding the paper to this one, covering the area of the conditions. Maybe a couple maps of cities or something, Waterdeep, Baldur’s gate,.. a map of the Sword Coast. Something else though. I’d probably pay a few more bucks for a set of dice too. You can never have enough dice.

the product arived in perfect conditions, untouched, the DM shield have great painterly colors, over a nice sturdy material, the cards and the themes mix well with campaigns such as Lost Mines of Phandelver and Dragon of Icespire Peak

I bought this as a gift for my daughter who is heavily into Dungeons & Dragons. She loves it. I know nothing whatsoever about D&D gaming but I can say she was elated and very happy to receive it.

An excellent DM screen & additional items to help the game proceed efficiently. If you are trying to decide which to buy, between this & the original DM screen, I would highly recommend this kit. Only items the DM screen covers that this kit doesn't is: sizes of creatures, spell area effect diagram & the small chart of things you can do on your turn. Everything else that's included in the DM screen is covered in this kit either on the screen or in one of five laminated handouts. The handouts are double sided with context such as: Actions in Combat, Supply Tracker charts, Wilderness Chases & Complications, Wilderness Journeys which has tables for random encounters, monuments, weird locales & food & water needs, plus a total of three full page hex maps.In addition to the screen & handouts, it also comes with a fold together card box, nine initiative tracker cards & 18 conditions cards that are useful for the players to hold onto so they don't have to keep checking info in books or looking online to know what it means to be exhausted, grappled & the new conditions of being in extreme heat, high winds or extreme cold.Mine arrived in excellent condition & arrived one day after the release date.I would love to see a screen kit like this released to cover Dungeons, Caves/Sewers and Urban settings.Game on!