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Werewolf: The Forsaken Storyteller's Screen
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Werewolf: The Forsaken Storyteller's Screen Description
Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 793
EAN: 9781588465931
ISBN: 1588465934
Label: White Wolf Publishing
Manufacturer: White Wolf Publishing
Number Of Items: 1
Publication Date: 2005-07-18
Publisher: White Wolf Publishing
Studio: White Wolf Publishing
Dewey Decimal Number: 793
EAN: 9781588465931
ISBN: 1588465934
Label: White Wolf Publishing
Manufacturer: White Wolf Publishing
Number Of Items: 1
Publication Date: 2005-07-18
Publisher: White Wolf Publishing
Studio: White Wolf Publishing
Editorial Review of Werewolf: The Forsaken Storyteller's Screen
There When You Need it
There's nothing more frustrating for a Werewolf: The Forsaken Storyteller than searching for that one rule during a game. Well, that and needing to use a Gift and not having enough Essence. At least we can solve the first one. Here's everything you need in one place.
Just a Claw Away
White Wolf introduces this useful reference tool for Werewolf Storytellers. The screen is made from thick, durable cardboard stock and displays all the necessary rules and charts for easy reference during game sessions. This is no flimsy screen.
There's nothing more frustrating for a Werewolf: The Forsaken Storyteller than searching for that one rule during a game. Well, that and needing to use a Gift and not having enough Essence. At least we can solve the first one. Here's everything you need in one place.
Just a Claw Away
White Wolf introduces this useful reference tool for Werewolf Storytellers. The screen is made from thick, durable cardboard stock and displays all the necessary rules and charts for easy reference during game sessions. This is no flimsy screen.
Customer Reviews of Werewolf: The Forsaken Storyteller's Screen
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: Useful for a beginner
Review: I bought this for my wife, as she was going to ST for the first time, and she has found it to be very useful. The information on it is very useful for those who have not memorized the rules yet, altough I have less use for it, as I have a firm grasp of the rules, and I know where to flip in the book to find the relevent passage. I will say, however, that even then it has sped up my own sessions some, if I can't remember, say, the bonus on a transformation or something like that.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: What a GM screen should be
Review: As far as gamemaster screens go, this is a quality example in two ways:
1) On the inside (facing the Storyteller) are just about all the charts and tables you could want. I'm sure someone will find a table or chart that's missing, but this spread covers the range of what you're likely to use in the average game session--from Lunacy effects to combat to Harmony degeneration to suggestions for Spirit Chiminage to experience costs. Keeps things moving for a Storyteller who has to come up with the answer to something on the spur of the moment.
2) This screen, like the Vampire and Mage screens in the same line, is made from the same stock as the hardcovers. That means it's thicker and sturdier than those flimsy screens we used to use in the old days. This one won't get torn or frayed with casual use. And it easily stands up by itself, too.
Hey, either you use screens when running games or you don't. If you do, then this is money well spent. If nothing else, it'll save you from having to flip through the book or memorize tons of info.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: Meh...At least it is a hard cover.
Review: I was pleased to find out it was a hard cover screen. But dismayed to find that only 1 panel was different from the VtR screen.
Review Summary: Useful for a beginner
Review: I bought this for my wife, as she was going to ST for the first time, and she has found it to be very useful. The information on it is very useful for those who have not memorized the rules yet, altough I have less use for it, as I have a firm grasp of the rules, and I know where to flip in the book to find the relevent passage. I will say, however, that even then it has sped up my own sessions some, if I can't remember, say, the bonus on a transformation or something like that.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: What a GM screen should be
Review: As far as gamemaster screens go, this is a quality example in two ways:
1) On the inside (facing the Storyteller) are just about all the charts and tables you could want. I'm sure someone will find a table or chart that's missing, but this spread covers the range of what you're likely to use in the average game session--from Lunacy effects to combat to Harmony degeneration to suggestions for Spirit Chiminage to experience costs. Keeps things moving for a Storyteller who has to come up with the answer to something on the spur of the moment.
2) This screen, like the Vampire and Mage screens in the same line, is made from the same stock as the hardcovers. That means it's thicker and sturdier than those flimsy screens we used to use in the old days. This one won't get torn or frayed with casual use. And it easily stands up by itself, too.
Hey, either you use screens when running games or you don't. If you do, then this is money well spent. If nothing else, it'll save you from having to flip through the book or memorize tons of info.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: Meh...At least it is a hard cover.
Review: I was pleased to find out it was a hard cover screen. But dismayed to find that only 1 panel was different from the VtR screen.