Vampire: The Requiem Storyteller's Screen

The storyteller screen provides frequently-used WoD and Vampire-specific systems, and provides a good-looking barrier behind which you can roll dice for NPCs and reference your material without players peeking.

This thing is absolutely beautiful

As a storyteller, anything that allows me to put my book down and play a game without ever having to reference it at the table has my vote. These new screens are filled with necessary information and really make life a lot easier. There is no storytelleg guide with these new books, but you really don't need one with these screens. Plus they are very sturdy and pretty to look at. For storytellers, this is a must.

I've just started a new campaign for V:tR recently and my biggest problem has been the players knowing what is comming up next for them to deal with because they eventully see the notes of the sharaters they would be fighting from across the table, not only do I have small handwriting, but a big table. So I started using empty binders but that was more of a hassell because I don't have all the roles memorized. Then a friend (not a member of the group) gave this to me and I fell in love with it. It has almost everything that a storyteller needs for his characters that are in the requiem, it is made out of nice sturdy material, and it looks really cool. The only thing that it missees is the diciplines dice rolls, which can be rolled frequently in some game sessions, espcially if a charter has auspex. Other than that It is a great thing to have, and if it wasn't given to me I would go buy one immideatly

Maybe it's just me, but I haven't had to purchase a Storyteller's screen in a long while, and this met and exceeded my expectations. Was expecting a thin cardboard foldable that would hide my secrets. What I got was four segments of the same material that's used on the book itself. This material feels thick and sturdy, and will last as long as you need it to.Haven't been able to test the usefullness of the content inside, still convincing my gamers to make the move from V:tM to V:tR, but it looks like the standards I'd be looking up.The only thing preventing this from getting a 5 is the outer artwork, the screen is the deep red you'd expect from the book, and features the same glossy rose petals you'd see on mentioned book. There are however small, I want to say 4 in x 2 in, pictures along the bottom that distract from the subtleness of the screen.A screen well worth the purchase, and one you'll be sure to use for a long time to come.

Wonderful

Awesome info on hand for games... of course, crazy expensive since it's discontinued. Nothing remarkable design wise though. I would search for a better deal if possible.