Gale Force Nine Descent into Avernus DM Screen, Multicolor

This was a good addition to my collection. Looks good and I can’t wait to drop it into my campaign.

Solid, dense and detailed resin cast miniatures pulled from the lore of Joe Manganiello's D&D creations. I look forward to seeing more of Joe's lore come to life in miniature form.

Overall it's a good mini! The detail in the hair and little battles wounds and even some bulging veins are pretty! But this mini requires quite a bit of clipping and sanding to get paint ready. The extremities and base don't necessarily fit together seamlessly either requiring you to fill gaps and sand more. The foot are also very difficult to fit to the base.

Great quality. The resin is pretty thick though, I did accidentally drop him like twice. Managed to break his right arm that wields his glaive twice as well. My glue just didn't want to hold, if you do put him together, trim very very much. Other than that, enjoy.

For a delicate collectable the way it was handled and packed is ridiculous. This is a premium item and expensive for what it is so I expected it to show up in good condition bit just a plastic bag to protect it in shipping is not good enough I have bought lots of minitures from Amazon and they always come in a box I don't know why this is any different.

I love the item and I can’t wait to run the campaign but there was some residue on it straight out of the package. So if you purchase this item please open right always and let it breath or the damage may be worse that mine. Other than that. I LOVE IT!!!

So, it’s basically four sheets of quality cardboard, and the information on it is useful to doing DnD campaigns in Avernus, for sure. But when I unpackaged mine, there was some sort of paper rot along all the edges and in the hinges, as well as a few spots of foreign matter that caused it to stick together a little. It looks very weathered, basically, and while that’s not enough to render it unusable, it wasn’t the level of quality I was expecting. Seems like it was exposed to water, or maybe just some extreme humidity, at some point. The object itself? Five stars. The version of it Amazon delivered to me? Definitely not five stars.

I'm very pleased with the contents of this GF9 DM screen! Unlike some other DM screens which include one or two panels of unrelated material (like "Inns and Boarding Houses" contained within the Dungeon of the Mad Mage DM screen, or the center panels containing worthless scenery related pictures), this Avernus screen contains campaign relevant information, without the fluff! Inside, you will find information on four types of infernal war machines, a section on infernal contracts, a DM's map (on one of the panels) which easily lays out the "map" of this part of Avernus), along with random tables related to using the war machines. This screen will save you a lot of time from flipping around through the campaign book (or searching through D&D Beyond for the right section) by making oft used information handy at your fingertips. Plus, the player's side of the screen is sure to put your players just in the right mood: scared as hell itself! Buy it, you'll like it!