Keep crucial rules on hand, and protect your notes and die rolls from player eyes with the Pathfinder GM Screen! This beautiful four-panel, landscape-style screen features stunning artwork from Ekaterina Burmak on the players' side, and a huge number of charts and tables on the GM's side to speed up play and reduce time spent leafing through rulebooks in search of key modifiers or results.
The Pathfinder GM Screen gives you the tools you need to keep the game fast and fun: conditions, death and dying rules, tables for setting DCs, creature elite and weak adjustments, summaries of actions, and more. Constructed of ultra-high-grade hardcover book stock, this durable screen is perfect for travel, convention play, and repeated regular use.
ISBN: 978-1-64078-166-5
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Product Availability
Print Edition:
Preorder, expected approximately 8 Jul 2019
PDF:
Will be available for purchase approximately 1 Aug 2019
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When available can we see a preview of the charts and reference material on the screen? I don't want to buy a repeat of the old screen, especially since I didn't find the charts and materials to be of much value.
I'm very glad to see this too. Thanks for listening to the various requests over the years, Paizo - I appreciate there were plenty of cons to weigh against the pros.
Finally! I’ve been begging for a landscape screen since the original Pathfinder GM screen was released. After two reprints I was sure someone at Paizo hated landscape and was refusing to produce one. :-P
Finally! I’ve been begging for a landscape screen since the original Pathfinder GM screen was released. After two reprints I was sure someone at Paizo hated landscape and was refusing to produce one. :-P
As I understand it, the issue was that you can fit more information on a portrait style screen (due to leaving a large margin at the bottom for dice, books, minis, etcetera to obscure).
I’ll be interested to see if there’s any difference in the quantity of information presented on the two screens.
Thank you for this Paizo!!
I love to look at my players faces without mine being obscured and have never had a problem with referencing the info inside when I used the old D&D landscaped screen. Since switching to landscape after trying it the first time years ago, it was really hard dealing with the portrate versions for the last 9-10 years of Pathfinder.
Now if we can convince you to make a Landscape version of the Starfinder GM Screen!
