KULT Divinity Lost Gamemaster Screen: Setup and Use Guide

Quick Answer

Set up the KULT: Divinity Lost Gamemaster Screen with the player-facing skyline image toward your players and the GM info panels facing you. Then use its on-the-fly tables and harm rules to keep the horror flowing without breaking immersion.

Step-by-Step Setup and Use

1. Unfold and orient the screen: Unfold the four panels and place them in front of you, with the skyline image facing your players. Ensure the screen stands firmly and doesn't block your view of the table. Check that the screen is stable and the player-facing art is fully visible.
2. Arrange your reference materials: Place your notes, dice, and any adventure booklets on your side, but leave the panels themselves clear. Use sticky notes or paperclips to mark frequently used sections like the harm rules or NPC generation table. Avoid covering the panels with stacks of paper; keep them accessible.
3. Familiarize yourself with the panels: Before the session, read through each panel to know where the GM Moves, Unique Moves, NPC generation, and harm rules are located. Practice finding a specific rule quickly. You should be able to locate any table in under five seconds.
4. Use the on-the-fly tables during play: When a player triggers a move or you need an NPC, glance at the relevant panel and choose a GM Move or generate an NPC. Use the harm rules when physical or mental damage occurs, referencing the panel to keep the consequences consistent. If you find yourself flipping through the book, the screen should have the answer; trust it.
5. Keep the horror atmosphere alive: Use the player-facing skyline as a visual cue to maintain the mood. Avoid breaking character to check rules; instead, use the screen's quick references to stay in the moment. Narrate the results of moves and harm with descriptive, atmospheric language. If the mood dips, use the skyline image as a reminder to return to the horror tone.

Product Facts

• KULT: Divinity Lost - Gamemaster Screen: The Gamemaster Screen consists of four panels with info for the GM and a clean mood-filled skyline image facing the players. The four-panel layout gives you ample reference space while the player-facing art maintains the horror atmosphere without distraction.

  

• KULT: Divinity Lost - Gamemaster Screen: The panels are designed to give the GM on-the-fly suggestions using the GM Moves, Unique Moves, and NPC generation. You can quickly generate NPCs or choose moves during play, keeping the narrative flow uninterrupted.