Dungeons & Dragons E-18585 Premium Zippered Book & Character Folio Portfolio, Black/Grey ys/m

Outside of the first sheet of the graph paper note pad being torn at the top, everything looks really nice and clean. I love how it condenses my book, notes, playersheet and spell cards I need in one handy place, right next to the PHB. I have to keep my dice separate, but as you can see, you can simply use a mimic to hold them for you.

Ok, no es tan compacto como D&D Beyond, pero para los que nos gusta todavía lo “análogo” del papel y el lápiz, es la mejor solución.

Porta documentos genial para trasporte y uso reiterado. Te permite trasportar todo lo necesario para una partida con la excepcion de los dados.

Folio is a perfect fit for my husband and me. Especially because we travel and have multiple characters. And it zips up!

Well made, and fantastic for just letting me grab one thing before heading off to a session

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I purchased this after being excited after a great DnD introduction game session. I purchased the Player Handbook, and figured having something to protect the book and hold my character sheet would be nice. While it does what it sets out to do, overall it seems a bit unnecessary and bulky in practice.The transparent character sheets and spell card sheets never lay flat, and are constantly bent inward at the seem (especially if you have a book in behind them). This leads to it being difficult to write anything on the sheet. Due to this, I found myself pulling the book out of the case so that my character sheets laid flat... but that kind of ruined the point of getting this binder? Since the sheets are sewn into the case, there is no way to replace them if any get scratched up or torn. There are a TON of full page transparency sheets, and I wish some of them were switched with the card sheets so we could hold more spell cards. Again, since the sheets are sewed in, there's no way to change this yourself. it seems like so many of these things would have been resolved if there was a small 3-ring enclosure in there instead. Poor design decision.The included grid paper is alright, but since it's all grid paper, writing notes can be annoying. You don't need this much space to draw maps, so I feel this would have been better served by just a lineless, grid-less note paper with the "&" symbol as it is for design. Another noted omission was any space for dice... this binder seems to come off as a "everything in one" holder, but doesn't have a simple zipper to hold a set of dice? I would have rather them include pockets for dice on the inside rather than the pad of graph paper.The overall binder is great quality. Definitely feels like it can take a beating and hold up, and the zipper is super smooth. The "&" symbol zipper charm feels great and provides good leverage. Structurally, this thing is great, though quite large.Overall, this binder does what it says it does... it will hold your book, has transparency sheet holders, spell card holders, and a pad of grid paper, all encased in a sturdy binder. However, some design flaws listed above really hold it back in practice. On top of all this, it's quite bulky. Depending on your playspace, you may find this binder to be cumbersome if you want to lay it out open in front of you as well as a dice tray. I found myself keeping it under my chair most of the time just to free up space. One thing that surprised me was the overall size of the binder. Since it doesn't hold dice, you'll likely have a dice bag as well, so at that point you're bringing a backpack, and this binder really takes up a lot of space in a backpack without really doing much.If I were to go back and rethink my purchases, I would have instead opted to just pick up the individual "Class Folio" to keep my character sheets and spell cards, just kept the handbook in my backpack (you can buy two handbooks for the cost of this binder), and stuck with my separate journal for notes. It would take up less space, and perform the same things.This current binder is an updated version of a previous design, so I would be glad to see how they take feedback and update it further in a future release. Personally I hope they implement a 3-ring enclosure to add/remove sheets, remove the grid paper, and implement a fold-up magnetic dice tray on the front-cover, with a zipper beneath it to hold dice.

If you’re looking for something to help you organize yourself for family dnd night look no further. This my friends is the first and last thing you’ll need in the way of organizing your campaigns for a dm and for a player it’s perfect to keep character sheets, spell cards and the handbook.

Great quality, will definitely be ordering more.