Well just got my GM's screen and overall not that impressed.
Firstly the artwork. The two centre panels are just featureless brown sludge and one of the end panels is just white with a rune and the RQII logo on it. Not very interesting for the players to look at. If you are expecting something on par with the MRQI GM screen art you will be very dissapointed.
The inside is almost as bad. Lots of space taken up with things like armour types and costs tables but nothing at all about Combat Maneuvres. A nice summary of the effects of the different combat maneuvres would have been way more useful than most of this stuff.
To be honest about the only tables on there that are of any real use are the combat situation modifiers, the fumble tables and the sorcery manipulation table. 2 pages out of 4 at best.
And if you like having things like the armour types and costs on your GM's screen (why would you?) then it still doesn't have the enc values on it.
overall 3/10 - to be honest I probably will create my own GM reference sheets and not use the screen at all, or better still print of the tables that are actually useful to a GM and glue them on the inside of my old MRQI screen.
Of course this is all just my oppinion
Firstly the artwork. The two centre panels are just featureless brown sludge and one of the end panels is just white with a rune and the RQII logo on it. Not very interesting for the players to look at. If you are expecting something on par with the MRQI GM screen art you will be very dissapointed.
The inside is almost as bad. Lots of space taken up with things like armour types and costs tables but nothing at all about Combat Maneuvres. A nice summary of the effects of the different combat maneuvres would have been way more useful than most of this stuff.
To be honest about the only tables on there that are of any real use are the combat situation modifiers, the fumble tables and the sorcery manipulation table. 2 pages out of 4 at best.
And if you like having things like the armour types and costs on your GM's screen (why would you?) then it still doesn't have the enc values on it.
overall 3/10 - to be honest I probably will create my own GM reference sheets and not use the screen at all, or better still print of the tables that are actually useful to a GM and glue them on the inside of my old MRQI screen.
Of course this is all just my oppinion