C3G Dredd'verse workshop

[Tornado]

Design links
Judge Anderson
Judge Hershey

Dark Judges
Death (selected)
Fear
Fire
Mortis

Rookie Judge
Lawmaster

I am closing in on attempting some Dredd'verse designs for C3G. I thought I would throw some feelers out and see what Dredd Heads want in 'scape versions of their heroes.

Right now Heroclix has figures for Judges Dredd, Anderson, Hershey, and a generic Brit City Judge. They also have all four Dark Judges.

What I am looking for is fans and interested 'scapers to voice their wants and opinions for these characters. So let me know if you love Dredd and what you want in Dredd designs.

Soon I will start posting ideas for these designs so everyone can voice their opinions. I look forward to hearing what everyone has to say.

Also, for Indy heroes I have worked on Nemesis, Torquemada, Johnny Alpha, and Wulf Sternhammer. If anyone is familiar or interested in these designs please let me know.

Thanks in advance. I am attempting to generate some Indy interest in comic designs.

 

[streaky2007]

Re: Dredd anyone?

yes!

 

[Tornado]

Re: Dredd anyone?

All right, there is one!

Any suggestions streaky?

I think the Judges are going to have a Lawgiver Special Attack with three different 'bullets'. Lawgiver is a tough one since it fires at least a half dozen different rounds and would be impossible to represent that on a C3G card. So I will need to find a happy compromise.

For Dredd I am thinking something like

I AM THE LAW
Judge Dredd may attack any or all adjacent criminal figures with a normal attack.

For Anderson I was thinking something like a Mind Blast Special Attack or possibly something that negates other Telepaths powers (she did this against the clone of the Judge Child). I also considered giving her some sort of bonding.

Judge Hershey will have something like Gordon's Call for Backup except for Judges instead of Lawmen.

I think the Brit City Judge might make a good uncommon hero, perhaps a Rookie Judge. I am also considering Judge Giant for that mini.

 

[Red Eyed Jedi]

Re: Dredd anyone?

I'm liking what ya have so far. The vision you have for the "Judges" Faction sure seems like they will be fun.
I especially like: Lawgiver with the bullet points for different types of shot. Judge Hershey with his Call for Backup like ability to help tie the Faction together.
I'd polish the Judge Dredd first, as it will probably be your best bet to get into C3G first, as he is a more well known character, then push for a second judge, like an Anderson or Hershey.
The generic Brit City Judges, I agree make them uncommon/common, and give them some kind of ability that helps out the more famous Judges, maybe some kind of bonding, or wound soak. Definitely the potatoes to the meat of the Unique Judges, if ya get my metaphor.
Good work so far.

 

[Margloth]

Re: Dredd anyone?

I dont know much about the Dreddverse, but to an outsider like me it is an absolute must that either Dredd or the Uncommon Judge have 3 powers:
JUDGE

JURY

EXOCUTIONER

 

[lefton4ya]

Re: Dredd anyone?

I have a CASE of IndyClix (48 packs) I got for sale for $24 with about 5+ of most figures and I would love to use them. 1/2 of them are from Judge Dredd, so that set would be awesome.

Checklist of figs.
Full list in spoiler (copy to spreadsheet to view better)

Spoiler Alert!

Figure #	Figure Name	Point Value	Rank	Figure #	Figure Name	Point Value	Rank
1	Ashleigh	14	R	61	Yukio	57	R
2	Ashleigh	18	E	62	Yukio	77	E
3	Ashleigh	22	V	63	Yukio	93	V
4	Tomoe	30	R	64	Witchblade	28	R
5	Tomoe	38	E	65	Witchblade	36	E
6	Tomoe	44	V	66	Witchblade	46	V
7	Saurian Trooper	15	R	67	Hellboy	73	R
8	Saurian Trooper	24	E	68	Hellboy	86	E
9	Saurian Trooper	30	V	69	Hellboy	101	V
10	Scarab	20	R	70	Judge Dredd®	74	R
11	Scarab	25	E	71	Judge Dredd®	92	E
12	Scarab	30	V	72	Judge Dredd®	109	V
13	Tiger Lily	22	R	73	Abbey Chase	39	R
14	Tiger Lily	26	E	74	Abbey Chase	45	E
15	Tiger Lily	33	V	75	Abbey Chase	52	V
16	Sydney Savage	25	R	76	Kabuki	33	R
17	Sydney Savage	35	E	77	Kabuki	41	E
18	Sydney Savage	42	V	78	Kabuki	46	V
19	Johnny Alpha	41	R	79	Death Demon	39	R
20	Johnny Alpha	53	E	80	Death Demon	48	E
21	Johnny Alpha	64	V	81	Death Demon	58	V
22	Judge Hershey	33	R	82	Rasputin	70	R
23	Judge Hershey	43	E	83	Rasputin	90	E
24	Judge Hershey	56	V	84	Rasputin	111	V
25	Aphrodite IX	44	R	85	Samandahl Rey	164	Unique
26	Aphrodite IX	50	E	86	Arwyn	68	Unique
27	Aphrodite IX	58	V	87	Hellboy	188	Unique
28	Magdalena	30	R	88	Hecate	120	Unique
29	Magdalena	38	E	89	Shi	61	Unique
30	Magdalena	47	V	90	Abbey Chase	54	Unique
31	Arashi	41	R	91	Judge Anderson	60	Unique
32	Arashi	47	E	92	Judge Death	141	Unique
33	Arashi	54	V	93	Witchblade	66	Unique
34	Lobster Johnson	41	R	94	Angelus	95	Unique
35	Lobster Johnson	53	E	95	Siamese	55	Unique
36	Lobster Johnson	72	V	96	Cyblade	66	Unique
37	Arwyn	31	R	97	Brit City Judge	17	R
38	Arwyn	37	E	98	Brit City Judge	25	E
39	Arwyn	43	V	99	Brit City Judge	31	V
40	Boon	21	R	100	Stix	26	R
41	Boon	36	E	101	Stix	32	E
42	Boon	48	V	102	Stix	40	V
43	Ian Nottingham	23	R	103	Wulf Sternhammer	36	R
44	Ian Nottingham	29	E	104	Wulf Sternhammer	42	E
45	Ian Nottingham	34	V	105	Wulf Sternhammer	49	V
46	The Darkness	37	R	106	Torquemada	33	R
47	The Darkness	48	E	107	Torquemada	42	E
48	The Darkness	55	V	108	Torquemada	53	V
49	Natalia Kassle	33	R	109	Nemesis	63	R
50	Natalia Kassle	43	E	110	Nemesis	78	E
51	Natalia Kassle	54	V	111	Nemesis	92	V
52	Major Maxim	28	R	112	Judge Fire	60	R
53	Major Maxim	35	E	113	Judge Fire	72	E
54	Major Maxim	50	V	114	Judge Fire	84	V
55	Bron	19	R	115	Judge Mortis	60	R
56	Bron	49	E	116	Judge Mortis	75	E
57	Bron	89	V	117	Judge Mortis	88	V
58	Shi	30	R	118	Judge Fear	64	R
59	Shi	34	E	119	Judge Fear	78	E
60	Shi	47	V	120	Judge Fear	88	V

 

[Tornado]

Re: Dredd anyone?

I dont know much about the Dreddverse, but to an outsider like me it is an absolute must that either Dredd or the Uncommon Judge have 3 powers:
JUDGE

JURY

EXOCUTIONER

That might be difficult. I can not see any of the veteran Judges not having a Lawgiver Special Attack. The Lawgiver is the primary weapon of all Judges and extremely iconic. It might work for the uncommon Judges but I am at a lost as to what powers to give them. Some kind of movement bonding would be great and as mentioned above a wound soak power like the 5th Street Cops.

Thanks again for all the input. Keep those suggestions coming and Margloth you must read some Dredd.

Oh bonus note, they are making a new Dredd movie and they promise that 'ol' stoney face' will not be removing his helmet.

 

[streaky2007]

Re: Dredd anyone?

I dont know much about the Dreddverse, but to an outsider like me it is an absolute must that either Dredd or the Uncommon Judge have 3 powers:
JUDGE

JURY

EXOCUTIONER

That might be difficult. I can not see any of the veteran Judges not having a Lawgiver Special Attack. The Lawgiver is the primary weapon of all Judges and extremely iconic. It might work for the uncommon Judges but I am at a lost as to what powers to give them. Some kind of movement bonding would be great and as mentioned above a wound soak power like the 5th Street Cops.

Thanks again for all the input. Keep those suggestions coming and Margloth you must read some Dredd.

Oh bonus note, they are making a new Dredd movie and they promise that 'ol' stoney face' will not be removing his helmet.

I hate to over-complicate things, but I think the Lawgiver needs to be an E-Glyph in order to make room for different judges to have different powers. Also, if a non-Judge uses a Lawgiver, it'll explode in his face. It could make a great combo with mind control powers.

I was working on cards for all 4 dark judges and the lawgiver glyph a while back. Do you want me to dig them out and post them here for you to disect?

I've recently read the first 10 years of Judge Dredd strips so I could help you with theme questions.

Karl Urban as Dredd in the new film looks awesome. He played Dr. McCoy in Star Trek (2009). And he said he wouldn't be interested in the role if they asked him to take his helmet off. Consumate professional!

 

[streaky2007]

Re: Dredd anyone?

OK, I found my old dark judges designs. They needed a few tweaks, but I think they're reasonable now. Feel free to chop 'em up and rehash.

 

[Margloth]

Re: Dredd anyone?

I dont know much about the Dreddverse, but to an outsider like me it is an absolute must that either Dredd or the Uncommon Judge have 3 powers:
JUDGE

JURY

EXOCUTIONER

That might be difficult. I can not see any of the veteran Judges not having a Lawgiver Special Attack. The Lawgiver is the primary weapon of all Judges and extremely iconic. It might work for the uncommon Judges but I am at a lost as to what powers to give them. Some kind of movement bonding would be great and as mentioned above a wound soak power like the 5th Street Cops.

Thanks again for all the input. Keep those suggestions coming and Margloth you must read some Dredd.

Oh bonus note, they are making a new Dredd movie and they promise that 'ol' stoney face' will not be removing his helmet.

JUDGE (No idea what their actual name should be)

Human (I assume)
Uncommon Hero
Lawman (I know you keep saying a new faction of Judge, but I think it would be much simpler to just keep them Lawmen)
Determined

Life: 4

Move: 5
Range: 6
Attack: 1
Defense: 4

JUDGE
Start the game with a [color] Judgement Marker for each [Name of this unit] you control. If an opponent's figure within clear sight of this Judge inflicts a wound on an opponent's figure, you may place a Judgement Marker on that figure's Army Card.

JURY
Before attacking, you may roll a combat die. If you roll a skull, you may roll an additional combat die. You may continue to roll a combat die in this manner until you do not roll a skull. When attacking with this Judge, you may roll an additional attack die for each skull rolled with Jury.

EXECUTIONER
When attacking an opponent's figure with a Judgement Marker on its Army Card, instead of rolling an additional attack die for each skull rolled with the Jury special power, you may add an automatic skull for each skull rolled with the Jury special power.

Probably overly complicated, but I see them being relatively weak unless they witness a crime (Judge), consider the action to be taken (Jury), and if they decide the figure is guilty, put him down (Executioner). But I may be way off.

 

[Tornado]

Re: Dredd anyone?

Awesomesauce gentlemen. That is an interesting take on the (Rookie?) Judges Margloth. I did consider making them Lawmen but they are more than that. Like your powers state, they are judge, jury, and if need be executioner. That can be ironed out in time.

Big thanks streaky. Dredd is my second favorite character and I have been reading the comics since the 80s (still have my Dredd T-Shirt from 89). I am going to need others like you to help me keep true to the Dredd theme. I am looking forward to lots of input from you!

I absolutely agree that the Lawgiver should be an E-glyph that explodes if a non-judge uses it (this is exactly what I had in mind). Unfortunately the C3G heroes shot it down with an armor piercing round and blew it to bits. They do not allow an E-Glyph with a special attack. So I am forced to design within their parameters. The best bet is a Special Attack with three bullet points, allowing for three different settings/ammo.

Thanks and more thanks on the Dark Judges. I have been creating them over and over again in my mind and keep hitting walls. Here are some thoughts of mine on what they should have for powers.

#1 Special power/attack unique to each DJ. Pretty much like what you have for your DJs. I am considering giving Fear a static power that prevents adjacent figures from revealing OMs.

#2 Toughness. You covered it with bulletproof, which I like, but I am thinking I may just give them high Defense and low Life.

#3 Regeneration. They always seem to find a way to come back. Usually though it takes some time to prepare a body for possession. I was thinking one way to go would be close to what you have but a DJ must destroy a figure to bring back another Dark Judge.

#4 Teleportation. They terrorized Mega-City One with their teleportation devices when they came back the second(third?) time. They would 'port into an area, kill as many as they can and when the Judges show up, take a few bullets, laugh, teleport to a new location and repeat. For this I was thinking that at the end of each round all DJs can teleport anywhere on the board (perhaps requiring that they must be placed adjacent). I am also considering letting them remove a wound marker or two after teleporting. Not exactly true to theme but it would roll teleport and regeneration into one power. Also any DJ with two or more wound markers, would not be able to teleport/heal.

#5 Bonding. These killers are a pack and attack together. I have a couple ideas here like "After taking a turn with a DJ you may take a turn with another DJ" or giving Death a Prof. X like power that allows him to instead of taking a turn himself that two other DJs can take a turn. Another one would be something like if you have all of your OMs on DJS then you get a bonus turn with the Judge that has the X OM.

#6 Telepath vulnerability. Judge Anderson and her psi-powers proved to be the nemesis of the Dark Judges over and over again. Maybe this weakness can be squeezed in at the end of another power.

A lot of possibilities here and a max of three powers per card.

Hey streaky, any chance you are familiar with other 2000AD heroes? I have designs for Torquemada, Nemesis, Johnny Alpha, and Wulf Sternhammer. I could use some input from people who have read these comics on my designs.

Thanks again.

 

[streaky2007]

Re: Dredd anyone?

I absolutely agree that the Lawgiver should be an E-glyph that explodes if a non-judge uses it (this is exactly what I had in mind). Unfortunately the C3G heroes shot it down with an armor piercing round and blew it to bits. They do not allow an E-Glyph with a special attack. So I am forced to design within their parameters.

Any reasons given as to why that whole aspect of design has been forbidden?

Your ideas for the dark judges are amazing! I hope you get a chance to do them proud with all those suggestions you made.

 

[streaky2007]

Re: Dredd anyone?

I've only read a few stories from other 2000AD stories, so I don't know enough about them to make good cards.

As for your points about th dark judges, here's some feedback.

1. Judge Fear has to open his face-cage thingy and look directly into the eyes of his victim. That's why I think it needs to be targetted instead of an aura power. Also, judge triainng helps against his power, so that would need to be factored in.

2. High def and low life is good and more streamlined, I just wanted the trade off between trying to take them out from range or risk getting in close where thier powers are strongest.

3. Doesn't fit the theme that the dark judges would have to do their own killing, they can use any corpse that's available. It can take some time for regeneration, which I used the d20 for to make it simple. You could try a marker method of some sort. How about limiting their regen for common figures? Then you could draft them with some common squads just for fodder!

4. The teleportation stuff is after the "classic era" stuff I've read, so that's new to me. It could work, and make up for their slow speed, but I'd suggest limiting it with - no glyph placement, X spaces from any enemy figure and can't attack this turn.

5. Something like that sounds fun, and it would only need one power on Death's card.

6. Also excellent. I'd put that on Judge Anderson's card.

 

[Tornado]

Re: Dredd anyone?

Thanks streaky. I did not inquire further into why C3G does not allow for Special Attacks. As a new member I am not looking to ruffle any feathers. Too bad though because as you said an exploding Lawgiver would be fun and dripping with theme.

For Fear I was thinking his OM denial is somewhat directed because it would only be affecting one figure/card at a time when they attempt to reveal an OM. Also I thought having a static power would allow him to be useful without having to actually use/attack with him. This will come down to how bonding is handled. If I work it so they all can attack every round then he will not need the static power. Also I agree the Judges should have a resistance to the power. Anyone fearless or insane would also have resistance/immunity.
Restricting regeneration to common could be a nice twist and help to limit them.
I think the teleporters are fairly classic. That story line is from a Judge Anderson strip in 2000AD monthly (1986). Anderson ended up shooting and destroying Fear's teleporter, separating Fear from the rest. She then used some crazy device that teleported Fear into a Limbo dimension and then self destructed, trapping him there. This is where I got the idea of not allowing teleports after they take a few wounds. Adding in some healing would 'loosely' represent regeneration/toughness and save me a power.

I figure each will have a Special Attack/Power. That only leaves two more powers. Right now I am leaning towards teleport and bonding. I figure I will try two different versions, maybe three and see what works best. If I drop the teleport, I think they should be even harder to destroy and should have a solid regeneration power.

Anderson will most likely have something that gives her an advantage vs. the Dark Judges but I thought it would be good to give them a weakness vs. all telepaths. I doubt I can squeeze it in though.

Thanks again!

 

[Tornado]

Re: Dredd anyone?

I have not got too much done on Dredd lately but I wanted to post this design for everyone to comment on.

Lawmaster

ANDROID
UNCOMMON HERO
MOTORCYCLE
PRECISE or VIGILANT
LARGE 6-7

LIFE 5
MOVE 7
RANGE 6
ATTACK 6
DEFENSE 4
POINTS 150(?)

TURBO-BOOST: After moving normally, if Lawmaster has moved three or more spaces, Lawmaster may use Turbo-Boost. Turbo-Boost has a move of 3. When counting spaces for a Lawmaster's boosted movement, ignore elevations. A Lawmaster may boost over water without stopping, pass over figures without becoming engaged and boost over obstacles such as destructible objects. A Lawmaster may not Turbo-Boost more than 7 levels up or down in a single leap. If a Lawmaster is engaged when he starts to leap, it does not take any leaving engagement attacks.

REMOTE OPERATION: Instead of moving normally with a Judge figure you control, you may move any Lawmaster you control. Before moving Lawmaster, choose an unengaged friendly small or medium figure adjacent to Lawmaster. After you move Lawmaster, (and after choosing to use Turbo-Boost?) place the chosen figure adjacent to Lawmaster. If there are no Judge figures that you control on the board, you may not move or attack with Lawmaster.

BREAKDOWN: Subtract one from this Lawmaster's Move and Attack for every Wound Marker on this card.

Original Common Hero design

Spoiler Alert!

Lawmaster

ANDROID
COMMON HERO
MOTORCYCLE
PRECISE or VIGILANT
LARGE 6-7

LIFE 1
MOVE 7
RANGE 6
ATTACK 5
DEFENSE 9
POINTS 140(?)

CARRY: Before moving Lawmaster, choose an unengaged friendly small or medium figure adjacent to Lawmaster. After you move Lawmaster, (and after choosing to use Turbo-Boost?) place the chosen figure adjacent to Lawmaster.

TURBO-BOOST: After moving normally, if Lawmaster has moved three or more spaces, Lawmaster may use Turbo-Boost. Turbo-Boost has a move of 3. When counting spaces for a Lawmaster's boosted movement, ignore elevations. A Lawmaster may boost over water without stopping, pass over figures without becoming engaged and boost over obstacles such as destructible objects. A Lawmaster may not Turbo-Boost more than 7 levels up or down in a single leap. If a Lawmaster is engaged when he starts to leap, it does take any leaving engagement attacks.

REMOTE OPERATION: Instead of moving normally with a Judge figure you control, you may move any Lawmaster you control. If there are no Judge figures that you control on the board, you may not move or attack with Lawmaster.

BIO:

Spoiler Alert!

The Lawmaster is a motorbike used by street judges. It has artificial intelligence, twin machine guns ("bike cannon"), a laser, and can fire stun gas grenades. It also has a turbo-boost function which enables it to jump over long distances or to great heights. It can respond to verbal commands and drive itself.

This one is a fun warm-up for some Judge Dredd designs. If anyone comes across a suitable mini, please let me know.

 

[lefton4ya]

Re: Dredd anyone?

I am willing to break open my boxes and sell sets of Dredd figures.

I have a CASE of IndyClix (48 packs) I got for sale for $24 with about 5+ of most figures and I would love to use them. 1/2 of them are from Judge Dredd, so that set would be awesome.

Checklist of figs.
Full list in spoiler (copy to spreadsheet to view better)

Spoiler Alert!

Figure #	Figure Name	Point Value	Rank	Figure #	Figure Name	Point Value	Rank
1	Ashleigh	14	R	61	Yukio	57	R
2	Ashleigh	18	E	62	Yukio	77	E
3	Ashleigh	22	V	63	Yukio	93	V
4	Tomoe	30	R	64	Witchblade	28	R
5	Tomoe	38	E	65	Witchblade	36	E
6	Tomoe	44	V	66	Witchblade	46	V
7	Saurian Trooper	15	R	67	Hellboy	73	R
8	Saurian Trooper	24	E	68	Hellboy	86	E
9	Saurian Trooper	30	V	69	Hellboy	101	V
10	Scarab	20	R	70	Judge Dredd®	74	R
11	Scarab	25	E	71	Judge Dredd®	92	E
12	Scarab	30	V	72	Judge Dredd®	109	V
13	Tiger Lily	22	R	73	Abbey Chase	39	R
14	Tiger Lily	26	E	74	Abbey Chase	45	E
15	Tiger Lily	33	V	75	Abbey Chase	52	V
16	Sydney Savage	25	R	76	Kabuki	33	R
17	Sydney Savage	35	E	77	Kabuki	41	E
18	Sydney Savage	42	V	78	Kabuki	46	V
19	Johnny Alpha	41	R	79	Death Demon	39	R
20	Johnny Alpha	53	E	80	Death Demon	48	E
21	Johnny Alpha	64	V	81	Death Demon	58	V
22	Judge Hershey	33	R	82	Rasputin	70	R
23	Judge Hershey	43	E	83	Rasputin	90	E
24	Judge Hershey	56	V	84	Rasputin	111	V
25	Aphrodite IX	44	R	85	Samandahl Rey	164	Unique
26	Aphrodite IX	50	E	86	Arwyn	68	Unique
27	Aphrodite IX	58	V	87	Hellboy	188	Unique
28	Magdalena	30	R	88	Hecate	120	Unique
29	Magdalena	38	E	89	Shi	61	Unique
30	Magdalena	47	V	90	Abbey Chase	54	Unique
31	Arashi	41	R	91	Judge Anderson	60	Unique
32	Arashi	47	E	92	Judge Death	141	Unique
33	Arashi	54	V	93	Witchblade	66	Unique
34	Lobster Johnson	41	R	94	Angelus	95	Unique
35	Lobster Johnson	53	E	95	Siamese	55	Unique
36	Lobster Johnson	72	V	96	Cyblade	66	Unique
37	Arwyn	31	R	97	Brit City Judge	17	R
38	Arwyn	37	E	98	Brit City Judge	25	E
39	Arwyn	43	V	99	Brit City Judge	31	V
40	Boon	21	R	100	Stix	26	R
41	Boon	36	E	101	Stix	32	E
42	Boon	48	V	102	Stix	40	V
43	Ian Nottingham	23	R	103	Wulf Sternhammer	36	R
44	Ian Nottingham	29	E	104	Wulf Sternhammer	42	E
45	Ian Nottingham	34	V	105	Wulf Sternhammer	49	V
46	The Darkness	37	R	106	Torquemada	33	R
47	The Darkness	48	E	107	Torquemada	42	E
48	The Darkness	55	V	108	Torquemada	53	V
49	Natalia Kassle	33	R	109	Nemesis	63	R
50	Natalia Kassle	43	E	110	Nemesis	78	E
51	Natalia Kassle	54	V	111	Nemesis	92	V
52	Major Maxim	28	R	112	Judge Fire	60	R
53	Major Maxim	35	E	113	Judge Fire	72	E
54	Major Maxim	50	V	114	Judge Fire	84	V
55	Bron	19	R	115	Judge Mortis	60	R
56	Bron	49	E	116	Judge Mortis	75	E
57	Bron	89	V	117	Judge Mortis	88	V
58	Shi	30	R	118	Judge Fear	64	R
59	Shi	34	E	119	Judge Fear	78	E
60	Shi	47	V	120	Judge Fear	88	V

 

[Tornado]

Re: Dredd anyone?

Nice pic. Thanks for the post.

Fifteen years in the academy
Like no cadet, they ever seen
A man so hard, his veins bleed ice
When he speaks, he never says it twice
They call him Judge, his last name is Dredd
So break the Law and you wind up dead
Truth and Justice is what he is fighting for
Judge Dredd the man, He is the Law
DROKK IT

In the Cursed Earth where the mutants dwell
There is no Law, just a living hell
Anarchy and Chaos as the blood runs red
This would change if it were up to Dredd
The Book of Law is the Bible to him
Any crime committed is a Sin
He keeps peace with his Lawgiver
Judge, Jury, Executioner

 

[Tornado]

Re: Dredd anyone?

Original Dredd design

Spoiler Alert!

Judge Dredd

Human
Unique Hero
Judge
Unforgiving (Resolute?)
Medium 5

Life: 5

Move: 5
Range: 7
Attack: 5
Defense: 5

Points: 250?


LAWGIVER SPECIAL ATTACK
When using Lawgiver Special Attack, Dredd may choose one of the following bullets

Ricochet Range 5+special Attack 4
Choose a target within 5 clear sight spaces. You may choose one additional figure within 3 clear sight spaces of target. Roll attack once. Defensive dice are roled seperately.

Incendiary Range 7 Attack 5
Targets destructible objects only. Ignore auto shields on destructible objects.

Armor Piercing Range 5 Attack 5
Choose a straight line away from Dredd. All figures are affected.
Roll attack once. Defensive dice are roled seperately.

High Explosive Range 5 Attack 5
All figures adjacent to target are aso affected.
Roll attack once. Defensive dice are roled seperately.

These are improved versions that could be their own Special Attack

Armor Piercing Range 7 Attack 6
After revealing an X order marker on this card you may choose a straight line away from Dredd. All figures are affected. Roll attack once. Defensive dice are roled seperately.
(I am thinking maybe bumping this up to Attack 7 and requiring you to wound the first target in order to hit the next and so on.)

High Explosive Range 6 Attack 6
After revealing an X order marker on this card you may choose a target within 5 spaces.
All figures adjacent to target are aso affected.
Roll attack once. Defensive dice are roled seperately.

I AM THE LAW
Judge Dredd may attack any or all adjacent Crime Lord, Criminal, Rogue, Terrorist, or Thief figures. Dredd may not use a special attack or attack an non-adjacent figure when using I AM THE LAW.
(Maybe this should simply allow him to attack all adjacent figures.)

AUTOFIRE
After attacking normally you may reveal any order marker on this card and attack normally one additional time.
(Another option for a third special power).

This design is highly influenced by Whitestuff's design

 

[Tornado]

Re: Dredd anyone?

Judge Dredd
Joe Dredd

Human
Unique Hero
Judge
Unforgiving (Resolute?)
Medium 5

Life: 5

Move: 5
Range: 8
Attack: 5
Defense: 5

Points: 200?

I AM THE LAW
After attacking with any Special Attack, Judge Dredd may immediately attack one additional time with any Special Attack.

LAWGIVER RICOCHET SPECIAL ATTACK
Range 5 + Special. Attack 5.
Choose a figure within 5 clear sight spaces. You may choose another figure within 3 clear sight spaces of the chosen figure. Roll attack once for all affected figure. Affected figures roll defense dice separately.

LAWGIVER INCENDIARY SPECIAL ATTACK Range 5. Attack 5.
Figures cannot receive automatic shield(s) when defending against this special attack. Judge Dredd can only target Destructible Objects with this special attack.

LAWGIVER HIGH EXPLOSIVE SPECIAL ATTACK
Range 5. Attack 5.
Choose a figure to attack. All figures adjacent to the chosen figure are also affected by this special attack. Roll attack once for all affected figures. Affected figures roll defense dice separately.

 

[Tornado]

Re: Dredd anyone?

Judge Anderson
Human
Unique Hero
Judge
Valiant? She has sacrificed herself to save the city.
Medium 4 or 5

Life: 4

Move: 5
Range: 7
Attack: 4
Defense: 5

Points: 150?

PSI JUDGE
When a figure you control, that is not Judge Anderson, attacks a Telepath figure within 3 spaces of Judge Anderson, the defending figure may not use any Special Powers on that figure's card.
Judge Anderson also has the class of Telepath.

PRE-COG FLASH
When rolling for defense, Judge Anderson adds one automatic shield to the result.

ENEMY OF DEATH
Judge Anderson rolls one additional die when attacking or defending against an Undead figure.