GM screens are great for referencing rules without having to page through a thick rpg rule book. Some of us choose not to use them because they can be intrusive and create a physical barrier between the players and the game master. Use them or not, there can be some pretty creative screens out there – be it fold out plastic Castle Greyskull or using cd jewel cases, they can add some pizzaz to the rpg game table. 

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Emails and feedback from Forrest Aguirre, Angela Murray, and Chris Steele.

Victor Wyatt via G+ and Roger Brasslett on G+ comment on episode 86 when we discussed secret/side conversations at the rpg table.

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