Tanuki Games

Blade Runner RPG - Game Runner Screen

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$14.99 $24.99 In stock

Category: Role Playing Games

A deluxe Game Runner’s Screen in landscape format for the official BLADE RUNNER Roleplaying Game. It features Martin Grip’s art on the outside and a host of useful tables and important information on the inside, while keeping the Game Runner’s plans hidden from the eyes of inquisitive players. 26 full-color evidence handouts for the players to pore over, including crime scene photos, data fifiles, documents, maps, and more.

Made in Lithuania.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Joshua E. ★★★★★

The art on the outside immediately sets the noir mood for my sessions, and I keep flipping the interior tables during play way more than I expected. Setting it up landscape means I can actually see my players and the dice tray without craning my neck. It's sturdy, looks great on the table, and hones

Stella ★★★★★

The landscape format makes a huge difference at the table—so much easier to see everything at once without blocking my players’ view. Martin Grip’s art on the outside really sets the noir mood, and the quick-reference tables inside keep the game moving without flipping through the rulebook.