Ultra PRO - Critical Role RPG Folio W/Stickers Ft. (Ashton Greymoore) Comes with Two 9-Pocket Pages for Standard Size Cards for Ultimate Protection, Organize & store Notes, Character Sheets, Cards

This is an interesting concept to keep track of everything for your character. There should be enough for everything but the combination with art work it all works well. I would recommend for any edition.

I am using this to store my D&D character information.

For the price of this folder, I expected a lower quality item, so I am a little impressed with how great this is. The pages are thick and bound well, and the colors pop.This is definitely useful for me as a beginner, but I am already filling it up quickly and can see I will need additional folders for my character later on. I would like to be able to add a few pages to it but that isn't an option. I don't think it would feel as quality if it were a ring binder, but it could definitely benefit from having more pages or an additional folder space/ pouch space (for pencils).

Regardless of whether you like Critical Role or not, I think this is a great setup if you're playing D&D in-person as a half-caster. Now I'm not saying this doesn't work if you're a full caster, but if you're a half-caster you're far more likely not to run out of space for your spell cards in this case than if you're a full caster. In addition to the two double-sided 9 pocket pages (Totaling 36 slots) for your spell cards, you've also got 8 sleeves total (four before the card pocket sleeves and four after). These large slots are great for your character sheets and any handouts you may be receiving. Both the front cover and the back cover have a pocket if you feel the sleeve pages are too full or you just... prefer not to use them.The stickers are a nice touch and will make any fan of Critical Role smile! You CAN use a dry erase marker on the stickers, so that's pretty cool too!I don't think that this folio is good for DMs, and definitely should be taken as a CHARACTER folio. If you're the DM of your group, I would wager you're going to need more room than this one folder can provide, unless you have it set up specifically for each session. If that's the case, kudos to you because as the DM of my group, I need WAY more room to collect my thoughts than this folio provides.

I opted for the Chetney Pockapea folder and it did not disappoint! The artwork is amazing and on the back has all of the characters. The folio itself is a bit flimsy in the sense of structure as from the picture I thought it would have a harder exterior but durability it feels like it will last. Inside it had a ton of space for cards or notes. You can easily use dry erase markers on this and not worry about them creating damage as they wipe off easily. Great gift for critical role fans or DnD fans!

This is a thin binder size folio. The binder covers are flexible plastic and have folder pockets on the inside of them. There's a single sheet of stickers, a mix of CR icons and blocks of empty lines (some look like descriptor boxes, others are thin columns that might replace vertical ability scores), with four that are specific to Orym (two of a chibi-esque him, one shield, one sword, all full color). The sleeves of the binder are mixed. The first five hold full sheets of paper, the middle two are sized for cards (nine per side), and then another five full sleeves. The front cover and inside art are all Orym themed while the back shows art of the rest of the Bells Hells characters. Overall it feels like good quality, as you'd expect from UltraPro products.

I got this as a birthday present for my friend who loves Critical Role! It is a good quality folder with great quality images. The stickers were a fun addition. She loved her birthday present!

The binder is made of good quality flexible plastic. It's not rigid, so it all bends easily, but it will definitely still protect everything inside it. The front and back cover have half pockets for storing loose papers, along with the built in page and card holders. There is not a way to add more page protectors, but there should still be plenty of room for most character materials.The added stickers are a lot of fun, some seeming more just for decoration, while others are lines that can be used to add to character sheets.I'm looking forward to using this for my next in-person campaign.