Class Folio vs Universal Datasheet Folio: Which RPG Folio Fits?

Two games, two folio layouts

The choice between a Class Folio and a Universal Datasheet Folio comes down to the game you play. The Bard - Class Folio with Stickers for Dungeons & Dragons is built around character sheets and spell cards, while the Universal Datasheet Folio for Warhammer 40,000 is designed for 10th Edition Datasheets and army notes. Each folio has a different page mix, so pick the one that matches your rule set rather than trying to force one into the other.

Bard Class Folio: what's inside

• Bard - Class Folio with Stickers for Dungeons & Dragons: Includes 10 single-pocket pages for character sheets and notes, and two 9-pocket pages for standard size spell cards. This layout gives you ten pages for character sheets and notes plus two pages that hold nine standard spell cards each, matching D&D play needs.

  

• Bard - Class Folio with Stickers for Dungeons & Dragons: Character Folios now include a sticker sheet to help keep your adventures organized! The sticker sheet adds a labeling option for sections or spell reminders without extra purchases.
• Bard - Class Folio with Stickers for Dungeons & Dragons: Cover features iconic Bard artwork The cover art makes the folio easy to identify at the table, especially if you play a Bard.

Universal Datasheet Folio: what's inside

• Universal Datasheet Folio for Warhammer 40,000: Ten double-sided, 4-pocket pages for storing datasheets, plus two 1-pocket pages for notes and army printouts (A4 or 8.5in. x 11in.) The 4-pocket pages are sized for 10th Edition Datasheets, and the two large pockets handle full-size army printouts.

  

• Universal Datasheet Folio for Warhammer 40,000: Includes dry erase sticker sheet for organizing your armies Dry erase stickers let you label and relabel army sections as you change lists.
• Universal Datasheet Folio for Warhammer 40,000: Black embossed pages are made with acid-free, non PVC webbing for safe storage Acid-free, non-PVC materials are a safe-storage feature for your cards and printouts.

Page layout and capacity at a glance

• Bard Class Folio: 10 single-pocket pages for character sheets and notes; 2 nine-pocket pages for standard size spell cards.
• Universal Datasheet Folio: 10 double-sided, 4-pocket pages for 10th Edition Datasheets; 2 one-pocket pages for A4 or 8.5in. x 11in. notes and army printouts.

Stickers and organization

Both folios include a sticker sheet, but they serve different purposes. The Bard Class Folio's sticker sheet is a general organization aid; the supplied information lists specific sticker types including a D&D logo sticker, class stickers, spell card reminder stickers, and tab stickers. The Universal Datasheet Folio includes a dry erase sticker sheet, which lets you customize and reorganize army labels as needed. If you prefer permanent labels, the Bard sheet may suit you; if you change lists often, dry erase is more flexible.

Which folio matches your game?

• You play Dungeons & Dragons and use character sheets and spell cards: Choose the Bard - Class Folio with Stickers for Dungeons & Dragons. Its 10 single-pocket pages and two 9-pocket pages are sized for those materials.
• You play Warhammer 40,000 and use 10th Edition Datasheets: Choose the Universal Datasheet Folio for Warhammer 40,000. Its 4-pocket pages are sized for those datasheets, and the two large pockets hold A4 or 8.5in. x 11in. printouts.

What the supplied information doesn't cover

The supplied records do not list dimensions, weight, or closure type for either folio, so we can't compare physical size or portability. They also don't confirm whether the Bard Class Folio's pages are acid-free or non-PVC; that detail is only stated for the Universal Datasheet Folio. If long-term material safety is your priority, the Universal Datasheet Folio has that evidence, while the Bard folio's material composition is not confirmed in the supplied information.