[Fat Dragon Games] The ULTIMATE GMs Screen

[FATDRAGONGAMES]

Introducing the ULTIMATE GMs Screen from Fat Dragon Games. This screen includes two dice towers (one rolls towards players and one rolls towards the DM), a pen/pencil holder, a shelf for miniatures and even a secret compartment for hiding minis you don't want your players to see.

EDIT: Available now!
http://enworld.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=57722&affiliate_id=25275

 

[Klaus]

How would one go about assembling one of those?

 

[FATDRAGONGAMES]

It's so simple it's EZ!

Actually, this is a very simple card model to build, I built this one in a couple hours this morning.

 

[talwynor]

I usually dont go for the fan-boy thing...but this is EXACTLY what I've been looking for...big screen, castle, die roller (and not $200 plus dollars from a distributor)! My only regret is that it is not fully functional in that it does not have charts from the phb (or an easy way to include the info apart from taping it yourself). Regardless, I'll be checking the site often until it's released!

 

[Klaus]

It's so simple it's EZ!

Actually, this is a very simple card model to build, I built this one in a couple hours this morning.

What sort of paper did you print it out on?

 

[FATDRAGONGAMES]

What sort of paper did you print it out on?

110 lb cardstock (the thin kind you find in the school supply aisle at places like Wal Mart.)

 

[HalWhitewyrm]

Dude. DUDE!!!

 

[fissionessence]

Is this a cardstock that they would be able to print on if I took the pdf to somewhere like officemax? I've been looking at your products and trying to find one that would really justify me buying it and taking it somewhere like that, since I don't have a color printer, and this might be the one. The dice rolling pits are really really cool.

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[FATDRAGONGAMES]

Is this a cardstock that they would be able to print on if I took the pdf to somewhere like officemax? I've been looking at your products and trying to find one that would really justify me buying it and taking it somewhere like that, since I don't have a color printer, and this might be the one. The dice rolling pits are really really cool.

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Yes, Officemax or Staples can run 110lb cardstock just fine.

 

[sidonunspa]

Dude. DUDE!!!

/QFT

Now, if I can hack the PDF and put my own tables on the other side.....