Storyguide Screen
The storyguide's screen is an Ars Magica supplement for Third Edition.
Rules Edition: ArM3
Author(s): David O. Miller
Publisher: White Wolf Game Studio
Release Date: 1992?
Format: Cardboard screen with accompanying booklet
Availability: Out of print; no electronic version available
Subject and Contents
White Wolf published a storyguide's screen for ArM3. It's a folded piece of cardboard printed with tables from the rulebook (or other useful information), which the storyguide can stand up between him or herself and the players so they can't see the storyguide's dice, notes, and other secrets.
We infer from the community rules, below, that the Storyguide's Screen included an adventure.
Community Reviews
The following reviews were collected from the original Ars Magica FAQ site:
FAQ Rating: \*\* (9 reviews; 2 *, 5 \*\*, 2 \*\*\*, 0 \*\*\*\*)
- A nice little screen. Nothing special.
- Looks neat, Fancy front side picture, always seem to miss the one table I am looking for, Never uses it as a screen since I like to have good contact with the players. Included a little adventure I only used ideas from.
- Very useful accessory, better as a reference card than SG Screen.
- Good reference
- Ugly.
- Useful primarily in combat. And who uses a screen anymore anyway? Or preprinted character sheets?
- Poor art, poor design, should be 4-sided.
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- Parma Fabula, the storyguide's screen for ArM4