Must have per un master ben organizzato! Il prodotto ha una qualità eccellente ed i magneti in dotazione sono molto affidabili e comodi. É fornito anche un pannello trasparente in pvc con dei magneti agli angoli che permette di fissare un foglio allo screen e di scriverci sopra appunti temporanei con un pennarello cancellabile (ad esempio valori di punti ferita o contatori vari). I magneti sono raccolti in un pratico sacchettino mentre lo schermo in una cartelletta di feltro. Facilmente trasportabile e comodo. Accessorio super utile.

Bought as a gift for someone else.Looks good with a high quality feel.1 star lost because the little magnets don't have any integrated storage so they are always loose.

I was just going to write a review when I realized that the 20ft and 10ft line measurements were wrong but then I realized that the cone measurements were off too. I decided to go ahead and edit the images with a 1” grid to show how off the measurement are. I drew the correct measurements on with paint on my PC. Hopefully this will help both those looking to buy these and the people who make this product to correct the problem. I’m unfortunately going to have to return these because the only things I can use are the squares and the 30ft lines (I realize later I could have used the circles as well). The material itself is very good quality and sturdy so it’s a bit disappointing that they won’t work.EDIT: I want to correct that I now realize that the sphere sizes are correct here, I realized that I was incorrect with the 5 foot radius sphere measurements so I decided to do a little bit more digging on how to measure the other sized circles on a D&D 1 inch grid and realize that all of them are measured from where all 4 corners of the squares meet in the middle and not from The middle of a square so I was incorrect with my review of the circles. I have added a star and removed the images of the circles since I was incorrect about those ones and apologize for the mistake.

It feels wrong giving this item a negative review, because it is sturdy, well-made, and really very beautiful. However, I am rating this based on my experience actually running a DnD module with it last weekend, where it did not perform nearly as well as I had hoped.The magnetic screen is very sturdy, has a faux leather finish, and is four-segmented, which I much prefer to three-segmented screens. It has the perfect height for a DM screen, hiding your notes while still allowing you to look your players in the eye. It is very wide; some groups might have trouble actually fitting it on the table.The first disappointment, which I found crushing and strange at the same time: ONLY the inside of the screen is magnetic! The side facing the players has been deliberately padded to make it not magnetic, a decision that I cannot understand. I like to pin rules reminders, combat overviews, or portraits of important NPCs on the outside of the screen so all players can see them while playing, and I had assumed that this screen would abolish the sticky notes. Now I am stuck with magnets on my side and stickies on their side.The inside holds another strange decision for us: you are not supposed to keep your notes there between sessions. The screen folds together very, very tightly. Even if your magnets are very flat, the screen becomes impossible to fold up when notes are pinned to it. Which means that after every session, you have to take off your carefully arranged notes, pack them separately, and before the next session, pin them back to the screen. I am actually considering just gluing some of my "permanent" tables (like the "actions in combat" overview) to the screen, which obviously defeats the whole purpose of having a magnetic DM screen.Let's move on to the additional included items. The screen comes packaged with magnets -- but only ten of them. Considering you need at least two magnets per thing you pin to the screen, that comes to a maximum of five notes, which is just sad. The magnets come in a fancy little satin pouch -- I would much rather have two more magnets than that.The magnets themselves are fine; they are strong enough to hold whatever you want them to and very easy to remove. They are massive though, fitting with the policy of not keeping anything in the screen when folding it up.Now for the stranger inclusions. The screen also comes packaged with an almost DIN A4 plexiglass pane with six inset magnets. I can only surmise that the idea is to use this to hold up a page-size piece of paper on the screen, but there are two glaring problems with this:a) It is completely useless. If I want to pin a piece of paper to the screen, I can just use a magnet. Why would I put plexiglass over it?b) It does not even work. The plexiglass is incredibly heavy, so heavy in fact that the built-in magnets are incapable of supporting it. If you pin it to the screen as intended, as soon as you let go, it just falls down. So basically what you get is a big piece of plexiglass with no purpose.Included further is a "DM reference guide", a bunch of 3-colour printed pieces of glossy paper with game information for 5e. The printing is only on one side, so I assume you are meant to put them up on your screen. Maybe behind the plexiglass, if you had more than one of the panes? On the other hand, there are eight pages of information, which is more than fits on the screen.The actual information included here is also awful. When printing overview tables to pin to my DM screen, the obvious aim would be conciseness. Instead, the tables feature giant title boxes and superfluous information, like the ability score modifier table also telling you "Dice rolls must meet or exceed the target". No doy, if I am running a game and have splurged for a fancy DM screen, I probably know that. My favourite page is the loose title page simply proclaiming "DM Reference Guide". There is no information on it, the other side is empty. What was the point in giving me this? I cannot even use it for note taking, since it is glossy.Finally, the screen comes with a larger pouch, like the one you might use to carry your laptop. While it is a nice touch, it is again unnecessary.All in all, it seems to me that far too much money was wasted on utterly useless extra objects rather than on the DM screen itself, even though you are buying this for the screen. All of that money could have been saved and spent on extra magnets, or on taking the time to test how this screen performs in action. If the negative points mentioned in this review do not apply to you, then you should go ahead and buy this screen, since it is beautiful and sturdy. For me, however, the negatives outweigh the positives here.

Questo schermo per dungeon master è davvero ben costruito. Solido ed esteticamente piacevole. Nella confezione sono presenti: un pannello in acrilico da usare con pennarello per lavagne bianche, 8 fogli di riepilogo regole, lo schermo, 10 magneti e una borsa in feltro per il trasporto. Il pannello in acrilico, è anche questo magnetico, attenzione che i magneti non sono molto forti per cui ci stanno solo un paio di fogli dietro, mentre gli altri magneti inclusi sono molto potenti. Lo schermo è robusto e sufficientemente pesante per essere stabile sul tavolo, anche se toccato, rimane al suo posto e non cade subito, come successo con altri prodotti simili. Unico punto a sfavore, mi sarebbe piaciuto avere già incluso un pennarello in modo da renderlo 100% pronto all'uso, ma comunque rimane per me un prodotto da 5 stelle.

Ich bleibe mal bei 5 Sternen, will aber schreiben, dass bein dem Sleeve der Druckknopf nicht richtig befestigt war. Das muss ich mal mein DIY kram durchsuchen und einen neuen Knopf befestigen. Wenn euch das auch passiert, schreibt das mal in eure Rezension.Ich denke das ist ein One-Off. Denn ansonsten ist es haptisch klappe, sieht gut aus und ist mit Magneten recht praktisch. Eine Einschränkung wäre, dass ich die Magnete anehmen müsst, bevor ihr den Screen zusammenklappt. Heißt Notizen müssen jedes mal neu sortiert werden, statt die in Plastik Sleeves oder ähnliche zu stecken. Dafür ist man mit Magnete maximal flexible.