I find it odd that one art page is inserted, and the rest aren’t, especially since it’s a pain to get them in. One of the inserts for the back was inserted in the front.I find it less odd that the informational inserts are double sided. They are caught in a bad spot with these. On the one hand, the users don’t really want them. If you want the pre-made, stock insert there are cheaper options out there. You look at something like this because you want to design your own inserts to fit your own campaign and your own adventuring party perfectly.On the other hand, marketing knows they have to include something. So, this is kind of a nod to that. They’re useful enough I’m planning to keep them, but obviously not in the screen. Inside the screen for me will be campaign notes, encounters, and NPC information.The front pages, as I’ve said, are hard to put in. They are a tight fit and I had to keep watching which way the paper was angled and adjust it back to center. It got easier with each one. The back pages, however, if you print your own are they are likely to be either 8 x 11 or A4. Either way, those are small enough to slide in and out without an issue.These can be written on with a dry erase marker and then, well, erased. I have a feeling given time the writing will “set” and make it harder if not impossible to erase completely. They did say to erase after every session. There is no pen or eraser included.It stands on its own no problem. I know another reviewer spoke about needing to prop it up, but I guess they fixed that because it’s fine now.
Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]