The Book of Chief Judge Cal

[IAmBatman]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (Opening Insanity)

Judge Fish broke the calculator. Got him at about -40 points, but that might be high? lol

 

[Tornado]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (Opening Insanity)

Yes, that sums him up quite well.

 

[Lazy Orang]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (Opening Insanity)

Or, to put it more succinctly:
Dude's literally just Caligula, right down to the wacky animal sidekick, and only mildly exaggerated.

 

[Soundwarp SG-1]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (Opening Insanity)

Made a slight change before I get into testing here. I bumped Cal’s defense by 1 up to 4 because I just don’t think a 3 defense 4 life OM hub (especially one so random and unpredictable) is really viable in C3G.

 

[tcglkn]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (Opening Insanity)

Sounds good to me.

 

[Lazy Orang]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (Opening Insanity)

Made a slight change before I get into testing here. I bumped Cal’s defense by 1 up to 4 because I just don’t think a 3 defense 4 life OM hub (especially one so random and unpredictable) is really viable in C3G.

*Glares in Amanda Waller*

 

[Soundwarp SG-1]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (Opening Insanity)

Made a slight change before I get into testing here. I bumped Cal’s defense by 1 up to 4 because I just don’t think a 3 defense 4 life OM hub (especially one so random and unpredictable) is really viable in C3G.

*Glares in Amanda Waller*

To clarify, I meant like ‘OM Hub that needs to be in the action to get much out of them’. Like technically Cal can sit in the starting zone like Waller and move/attack with Enforcers, but if you’re not getting some attacks/wounds in with him that’s not a great use of your OMs.

 

[Soundwarp SG-1]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (Opening Insanity)

A few notes here, I added some lingo to Fish and Cal that I had just sorta forgot about but I wanted to be there. Namely:

Fish only lets you re-roll once per player turn which is still plenty useful but keeps him more toward Cal than someone that rolls like 4 d-20s a turn or something.

Cal has an OM reveal tied to Living Law because that was always the intent and I just didn't realize it wasn't there.

NAME OF THE PLAYTEST UNIT: Deputy Chief Judge Fish @25 points

Set 1
Map: Sewer Labyrinth
Units: A (Dead)Pool Full of Fish: Fish (25), Commander Rogers (260), Deadpool (285), Harley (130)- 700 total vs Dazzling Marvel: Ms. Marvel (350), Doppelgänger (250), Dazzler (100)- 700 total

Spoiler Alert!

Results:
Game 1: Ms. Marvel with 3 life, Doppel with 1 life
Game 2: Doppel with 2 life.
Game 3: Rodgers with 2 life, Fish lives!


Trying a small scale game to get a better idea of Fish's impact. Basically the idea is just Rodgers can move Oms between Deadpool and Fish so Fish boosts Deadpool's attack. Deadpool also has a D-20 to boost, but it's basically irrelevant. I really couldn't find much in the way of Insane figures that could really leverage both the stat boost and the D-20 though and DP seemed like the strongest option for this build by fair (even though the Fish boost and his Healing conflict a tad).

It was pretty mediocre, you have to invest points and an OM in Rodgers to do the trick and that wasn't worth it IMO. Rodgers is a great card, but there are better things to do with him than pretend to be his Captain America card.

Fish's D-20 boost basically didn't matter since it was best to attack Deadpool anyway so it just sorta extra encouraged not bothering with Wisecrack I guess. Fish's negative never came into play since with Rodgers around it really didn't matter.

Ultimately not really worried about the stat boost part of Fish's card unless we get / I missed a OM shuffler that would slot in a lot better.

Set 2
Map: Island Plane Crash (No E-Glyph)
Units: Laughing Fish: Fish (25), Ms. Marvel (350), Joker II (140), Nightshade (225) - 740 total vs A Brand New Kind of Magic: Abigail Brand (170), Iron Man (Stealth) (270), Zatanna 1 (240), Atom (50), Skrull Infiltrator x1 (10)- 740 total

Spoiler Alert!

Results:
Game 1: Nightshade with 2 life (she got hot on her phase roll)
Game 2: Zatanna with 2 life, Brand with 1 life.
Game 3: Ms. Marvel with 3 life, Fish lives!.


So Fish is just here for the D-20 boost and has no way to do the stat boost this time. I went with Joker because he has a really meaningful D-20 roll that can currently stack turns with Ms. Marvel.

It was an ok army, and Fish was definitely the best use of 25 points I think, but he wasn't ground breaking. Sometimes he helped Joker's roll, more often he didn't. Wasn't much else too it. In this case since the other team was fast and had no reason (several reasons not to actually) to stick together they even ended up killing Fish pretty early in game 1.

The negative power didn't come up here either, just because Joker was a more tempting target than Ms. Marvel but didn't have OMs. But it could have potential in a similar army with a less appealing Insane target for the enemy where like splitting OMs between a weakened Ms. Marvel and an Insane guy has some risk and such. It's meant as a bit of flavor anyway, not an impactful negative (mostly because I don't believe you can have an impactful negative that doesn't make something unplayable)

Overall: He seems fine, I'm really not worried about him being broken or anything. Cost is kinda hard to judge since like 10-25 points is a margin of error for most designs. I kinda lean to him being fine at 15 since his attack boost is fiddly and compared to Destiny his D-20 boost is very limited and she's 55 with actual stats, but 25 might be safer if we think a better OM shuffler for crazy people is likely.

 

[Soundwarp SG-1]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (Opening Insanity)

NAME OF THE PLAYTEST UNIT: Chief Judge Cal @125 points

Set 1
Map: Sewer Labyrinth
Units: Dreadful Tasks: Cal (125), Taskmaster (270), Judge Dredd(210), Chucky (95), Angel (90)- 780 total vs The Main Marvel: Ms. Marvel (350), Lobo (330), Dazzler (100)- 780 total

Spoiler Alert!

Results:
Game 1: Dazzler with 4 life.
Game 2: Cal reigns with 3 life! Ma ha ha!.
Game 3: Lobo with 3 life.


The basic idea here is Cal isn't so much a dedicated OM hub but more a dude that receives the occasional OM / hangs around to be a clean-up guy.

It was a decent enough army, but even with Angel mobility was a little lacking. Neither Taskmaster or Dredd are A tier cards either IMO, so that didn't help. I think the idea has potential though, Cal just needs some other synergy/ trickery / whatever going on in his army and right now he doesn't really have that since pretty much all the Enforcer/Mercenary types out there are just straight fighters.

Set 2
Map: Island Plane Crash (No E-Glyph)
Units: The Lantern Lights the Way to Madness: Cal (125), Bus Lantern (340), Joe Fixit (310), Domino (225), Reptile (185), Cinder (175)- 1360 total vs Warriors Come Out to Play: Warriors Three (920), Thor (430), Skrull Infiltrator x1 (10)- 1360 total

Spoiler Alert!

Results:
Game 1: Joe Fixit at 4 life, Cinder at full.
Game 2: Fandrel and Hogun at full life (Thor had a really good God of Thunder turn)
Game 3: Cinder at 2 life.


So the idea here is you bus up the opening team of Cal, Domino, and Reptile with J Stew so your team gets going efficiently without worrying about shooting each other, then you have a backup team Cal can move up when his roll hits the movement option.

I thought it worked out pretty well, not in the top 20 J Stew armies but it was fine. Cal was zany and unpredictable, but I never felt totally screwed over or anything (though going up against an enemy army with more mobility or invisibility or what not might have ended up with some friendly fire). All the stuff he does is useful if you give him some set up, and J Stew helped a lot on that front. His team did get fairly lucky dodging team Thor's crowd control powers in games 1 and 3 though.

Overall: I like him. He is admittedly kinda fiddly and probably isn't going to win any 'most competitive unit of the year' awards, but there's a reason he is in the April Fools wave . He's here to do crazy D-20 rolls, not win games. I'm not really confident on his point cost, it could go down, it could go up, he's hard to judge given the crazy. He's honestly not the worst at just being an auto-wounder/healer clean-up guy.

I think he'll be more fun with Judge Fish in the mix, since well, that's what Fish was designed for.

He's on the ground floor of the Enforcer faction, so I'm fine if he's a little weak right now/ we want to raise his price to focus in more on the leader aspect while making him weaker. The idea is largely that you're drafting him for his recruitment power and you want to pair him up with another Enforcer leader to mitigate his crazy a bit early on, but unfortunately Bison just doesn't really cut it right now since his leader power doesn't compliment Cal's very well and isn't great in the first place, so he's kinda lacking in partners.

One thing I will note is that most of his Judge options for recruitment are not great right now. The Brit-Cits are basically worthless since they can't place their marker, but we could finagle that one a tiny bit to make them a least functional here by changing there power to say 'within clear sight of this Brit-Cit Judge or any other Judge you control' which might be a good idea anyway. We don't really have any Judges that are thematically on his team right now and the intent was for him to disrupt regular Judge synergy while they're on his team, so I'm not too worried about this at the moment. I think he'll be fine on this front if we get a generic Mega City One Judge that doesn't have major Judge callouts on it's card.

 

[Soundwarp SG-1]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (Opening Insanity)

So what are we thinking here? Good to go to playtesting? Do we want to send Fish first or send them together? Send 1/2 of each card out now and the rest later?

 

[Tornado]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (Opening Insanity)

Looks good. Not sure the best way to go forward. I would probably just send them together.

 

[Lord Pyre]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (Opening Insanity)

Yeah I'd probably just sent them together. Did you not test them together?

 

[IAmBatman]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (Opening Insanity)

Yeah I'd probably just sent them together. Did you not test them together?

 

[Soundwarp SG-1]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (Opening Insanity)

Yeah I'd probably just sent them together. Did you not test them together?

No I ran them separately so they'd both have independent initials in case people wanted to slow roll them.

Anyway, I'm going to propose sending them to Public Playtesting together as a unit.

 

[tcglkn]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (V-PT)

Yea, looking good here.

 

[IAmBatman]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (V-PT)

yea

 

[Tornado]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (V-PT)

Yea

 

[Lord Pyre]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (V-PT)

Yea

 

[Soundwarp SG-1]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (V-PT)

This is the pass

 

[Soundwarp SG-1]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (PT)

Alrighty, I think the synergy section is up to date now which should make testing him easier.

 

[IAmBatman]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (PT)

Alrighty, I think the synergy section is up to date now which should make testing him easier.

If Archie doesn't test him now, it's just because he doesn't like you.

 

[IAmBatman]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (PT)

Had a question about the “move at least four spaces if able” part. Is there ever a situation where figures should be using that to move more than four spaces? I played it as a static move of four, but the “at least” struck me as confusing.
C3G STANDARD PLAYTEST FEEDBACK FORM
NAME OF THE PLAYTEST UNIT: CHIEF JUDGE CAL AND DEPUTY JUDGE FISH
VERSION TESTED

Spoiler Alert!

NAME = DEPUTY CHIEF JUDGE FISH
SECRET IDENTITY =
SPECIES = FISH
UNIQUENESS = UNIQUE HERO
CLASS = COMPANION
PERSONALITY = DOCILE

SIZE/HEIGHT = TINY 2

LIFE = 1

MOVE = 0
RANGE = 0
ATTACK = 0
DEFENSE = 0

POINTS = 25

MOST TRUSTED OF ALL ADVISORS
At the start of the game, you may choose one Unique Insane Hero you control to be Deputy Chief Judge Fish’s Companion. One time per player turn, when you roll the 20-sided die for a special power on Judge Fish's Companion's card, you may re-roll the 20-sided die one time.

BYSTANDER
Judge Fish cannot attack or make leaving engagement attacks.

SEEK THE MOST WISE COUNCIL OF JUDGE FISH
The first time each player turn a special power moves an Order Marker from Judge Fish's Companion's card to Judge Fish's card, add 1 to Judge Fish's Companion's Move, Attack, and Defense until the end of this player turn.

GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
When Judge Fish is destroyed, you must remove all Order Markers from his Companion's card.


NAME = CHIEF JUDGE CAL
SECRET IDENTITY =
SPECIES = HUMAN
UNIQUENESS = UNIQUE HERO
CLASS = DICTATOR
PERSONALITY = INSANE

SIZE/HEIGHT = MEDIUM 5

LIFE = 4

MOVE = 5
RANGE = 5
ATTACK = 3
DEFENSE = 4

POINTS = 125

THE DAY THE LAW DIED!
All Judge and Mercenary figures you control have the class of Enforcer instead of what is listed on their cards.

THE LIVING LAW
After revealing an order marker on this card and before taking a turn with Chief Judge Cal, you must roll the 20-sided die:
-On a 1-10, you must choose 2 Enforcers you control, those Enforcers must move at least 4 spaces each if able; and
-On a 11-20, you must choose 2 Enforcers you control, those Enforcers both must attack if able; and
-On an odd number, you must remove 1 wound marker from this card and you must choose a figure you control and move 1 unrevealed Order Marker from Cal's card to that figure's card; and
-On an even number, you must choose a figure within 5 clear sight spaces of Cal to receive 1 wound and you must choose a figure you control and move 1 unrevealed Order Marker from that figure's card to Cal's card.

Army Test
Map: Grundy’s Grave
Units: Mister Fantastic, Invisible Woman, Human Torch (Johnny), Crystal (900) vs Judge Cal (125), Deputy Fish (25), Deadpool (285), Domino (225), Silver Samurai (240) (900)

Spoiler Alert!

Round 1: Initiative Fantastic Four. Invisible Woman, Crystal, and Mister Fantastic advance.
Judge Cal has Deadpool and Silver Samurai advance. Judge Cal circles around the other way.
The whole Fantastic Four advance.
Judge Cal rolls a 20, then rerolls into an 18 with Fish. Deadpool and Silver Samurai are forced to attack each other and Silver Samurai takes two wounds and Deadpool takes one wound. Judge Cal has no figures in range to inflict a wound on. Judge Cal advances and hits Crystal for a wound from range.
Human Torch advances and hits Silver Samurai for two wounds from height. Mister Fantastic Rubber Wraps Judge Cal and hits him for a wound.
Judge Cal rolls a 9 after a Fish reroll and moves Deadpool out of Silver Samurai’s attack range and moves up Domino, then heals a wound (after moving his “X” to Fish), and attacks Mister Fantastic, who fully whiffs to take one wound.

Round 2: Initiative Living Lawyers. Deadpool engages Invisbile Woman and hits her for two wounds, then heals.
Human Torch takes a swipe but Flames On Deadpool for two wounds, then punches him for another. Mister Fantastic Stretch Walks over, but can’t finish Deadpool.
Deadpool hits Invisible Woman for two wounds and heals one of his own.
Human Torch avoids a swipe and KO’s Deadpool with a Flame On, then whiffs an attack on Judge Cal. Mister Fantastic Rubber Wraps Cal and fails to hit him with an attack.
Judge Cal hits a 20. He puts an auto wound on Mister Fantastic and then Domino KO’s Silver Samurai.
Human Torch Flames On Cal and then KO’s him. Mister Fantastic and Invisible Woman advance.

Round 3: Initiative Fantastic Four. Mister Fantastic goes it alone and locks Domino into height disadvantage, but can’t hit her.
Domino can’t hit Mister Fantastic.
Invisible Woman and Mister Fantastic both fail to hit Domino from height.
Domino can’t hit Mister Fantastic.
Human Torch flies over and hits Domino for two wounds. Mister Fantastic hits her for a third.
Domino hits Mister Fantastic for two wounds.

Round 4: Initiative Fantastic Four. Domino misses her swipe and Human Torch Flames On to KO her, then he fries Fish for the win.

Unit Summary: Some defensive gaffs by the Fan Four made this look closer than it was. On the initial try, Judge Cal was tough to use without (literally) shooting yourself in the foot. I’ll try to be a lot more careful with placement in the second game and see if he can be worth more of a positive. His impact on this game was probably negative points.

• Damage Done (Normal Attack): Judge Cal inflicted (2) wounds on (Crystal (1), Mister Fantastic (1))
• THE LIVING LAW: Rolled (1-10) (2) times, (11-20) (2) times, forcing attacks that inflicted (4) wounds on his team (Deadpool (1), Silver Samurai (3)), (odd number) (1) times, (even number) (3) times (inflicting (2) wounds on (Deadpool (1), Mister Fantastic (1))
• MOST TRUSTED OF ALL ADVISERS: (Judge Cal) chosen as companion, D20 roll rerolled (2) times
• SEEK THE MOST WISE COUNSEL: Activated (1) time
• GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN: Removed (0) Order Markers

Who won? List figures remaining in the winning army (include life remaining for heroes): Mister Fantastic with 1/5 Life, Invisible Woman with 1/5 Life, Human Torch with 3/5 Life, and Crystal with 4/5 Life win.

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VERSION TESTED

Spoiler Alert!

NAME = DEPUTY CHIEF JUDGE FISH
SECRET IDENTITY =
SPECIES = FISH
UNIQUENESS = UNIQUE HERO
CLASS = COMPANION
PERSONALITY = DOCILE

SIZE/HEIGHT = TINY 2

LIFE = 1

MOVE = 0
RANGE = 0
ATTACK = 0
DEFENSE = 0

POINTS = 25

MOST TRUSTED OF ALL ADVISORS
At the start of the game, you may choose one Unique Insane Hero you control to be Deputy Chief Judge Fish’s Companion. One time per player turn, when you roll the 20-sided die for a special power on Judge Fish's Companion's card, you may re-roll the 20-sided die one time.

BYSTANDER
Judge Fish cannot attack or make leaving engagement attacks.

SEEK THE MOST WISE COUNCIL OF JUDGE FISH
The first time each player turn a special power moves an Order Marker from Judge Fish's Companion's card to Judge Fish's card, add 1 to Judge Fish's Companion's Move, Attack, and Defense until the end of this player turn.

GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
When Judge Fish is destroyed, you must remove all Order Markers from his Companion's card.

NAME = CHIEF JUDGE CAL
SECRET IDENTITY =
SPECIES = HUMAN
UNIQUENESS = UNIQUE HERO
CLASS = DICTATOR
PERSONALITY = INSANE

SIZE/HEIGHT = MEDIUM 5

LIFE = 4

MOVE = 5
RANGE = 5
ATTACK = 3
DEFENSE = 4

POINTS = 125

THE DAY THE LAW DIED!
All Judge and Mercenary figures you control have the class of Enforcer instead of what is listed on their cards.

THE LIVING LAW
After revealing an order marker on this card and before taking a turn with Chief Judge Cal, you must roll the 20-sided die:
-On a 1-10, you must choose 2 Enforcers you control, those Enforcers must move at least 4 spaces each if able; and
-On a 11-20, you must choose 2 Enforcers you control, those Enforcers both must attack if able; and
-On an odd number, you must remove 1 wound marker from this card and you must choose a figure you control and move 1 unrevealed Order Marker from Cal's card to that figure's card; and
-On an even number, you must choose a figure within 5 clear sight spaces of Cal to receive 1 wound and you must choose a figure you control and move 1 unrevealed Order Marker from that figure's card to Cal's card.

Army Test
Map: Grundy’s Grave
Units: Doctor Fate (Kent) (I) (290), Flash (Jay) (220), Hawkman (Carter) (220), Atom (Al Pratt) (170) (900) vs Judge Cal (125), Deputy Fish (25), Judge Dredd (210), Silver Samurai (240), Omega Red (300) (900)

Spoiler Alert!

Round 1: Initiative Mystery Men. Doctor Fate teleports Flash and himself to height on their side of the road.
Judge Cal gets a 13 and moves an Order Marker to Judge Fish’s card. Silver Samurai and Omega Red are chosen, but neither has a viable attack target. Judge Cal books it away from friendlies he might otherwise wound in the future.
Hawkman advances.
Judge Cal rolls a 4 and moves up Omega Red and Judge Dredd, then takes Fish’s Order Marker back.
Atom advances.
Judge Cal rerolls to a 9. He has no Order Markers to move. He moves up Omega Red and Judge Dredd, then he fails an attack on Hawkman.
Omega Red takes a wound at the end of the round.

Round 2: Initiative Justice Society. Hawkman hits Judge Cal for three wounds. Doctor Fate hits Omega Red for two wounds.
Judge Cal rolls a 20 and inflicts a wound on Doctor Fate. Then Omega Red fails to hit Doctor Fate from height disadvantage, Judge Dredd hits Hawkman for two wounds on Incendiary Rounds (but misses both unblockables).
Hawkman KO’s Judge Cal. Doctor Fate sneaks one wound in on a whiffing Omega Red.
Judge Cal had OM2.
Hawkman burned OM3 for the double turns.
Judge Cal had OM3.
Omega Red takes another Death Factor wound.

Round 3: Initiative Justice Society. Hawkman burns his “3” and he and Doctor Fate combine to KO Omega Red.
Omega Red had OM1.
Hawkman hits Judge Dredd for a wound and Flash runs over and hits for two more.
Judge Dredd fails to punch Hawkman from height.
Hawkman burned OM3.
Judge Dredd KO’s Hawkman with his first Incendiary Round, but can’t hit Flash.

Round 4: Initiative Living Law. Silver Samurai cuts Flash up for three wounds.
Flash swaps Doctor Fate and Judge Dredd, but can’t hit Dredd on even height.
Silver Samurai cannot hit Doctor Fate from height disadvantage.
Atom advances.
Silver Samurai hits Doctor Fate for two wounds.
Doctor Fate hits a whiffing Silver Samurai for three wounds.

Round 5: Initiative Living Law. Silver Samurai cuts up Doctor Fate for one wound.
Doctor Fate blasts Silver Samurai for one wound.
Judge Dredd goes wild with his Incendiary Rounds, KO’ing Jay and hitting a whiffing Atom for four wounds.
Flash had OM2.
Judge Dredd can’t hit anyone.
Atom punches Judge Dredd for a wound.

Round 6: Initiative Living Law. Judge Dredd KO’s Atom and then Doctor Fate with Incendiary Rounds.

Unit Summary: Felt kind of like the Mercenaries won despite Judge Cal here (and Fish was basically just a DO once Cal fell). I managed to keep him more separate from his team this time and arrange factors so his team didn’t have to hurt themselves. They didn’t do terribly much on his Order Markers but he got in one auto-wound against the enemy, so that’s something.
Doctor Fate felt pretty cool as a Mystery Man, getting the bonus from Flash and activates from Hawkman. Even though his Helmet of Nabu and Teleportation Spells weren’t ideal fits with this exact team, he was fun to run with these synergies and enjoyable, but hardly busted.

• Damage Done (Normal Attack): Judge Cal inflicted (0) wounds.
• THE LIVING LAW: Rolled (1-10) (2) times, (11-20) (2) times, (odd number) (2) times, (even number) (2) times and inflicted (1) wound on (Doctor Fate (1))
• MOST TRUSTED OF ALL ADVISERS: (Judge Cal) chosen as companion, D20 roll rerolled (1) times
• SEEK THE MOST WISE COUNSEL: Activated (1) times
• GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN: Removed (0) Order Markers

Who won? List figures remaining in the winning army (include life remaining for heroes): Judge Dredd with 1/5 Life, Silver Samurai with 1/5 Life, and Judge Fish win.

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[Soundwarp SG-1]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (PT)

Yeah it's supposed to just be static 4 spaces. The 'at least' is just an errant bit of text.

Thanks for the tests,

 

[IAmBatman]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (PT)

No prob. I thiiiiink I didn't screw anything up, then.

 

[Arch-vile]

Re: The Book of Chief Judge Cal (Opening Insanity)

Wording updates:

THE DAY THE LAW DIED!
All Judge and Mercenary figures you control have the class of Enforcer instead of what is listed on their cards.

THE LIVING LAW
After revealing an order marker on this card and before taking a turn with Chief Judge Cal, you must roll the 20-sided die. If you roll:
• 1-10, you must choose 2 Enforcers you control to move 4 spaces each if possible; and
• 11-20, you must choose 2 Enforcers you control and attack with each figure if possible; and
• an odd number, you must remove 1 wound marker from this card and you must choose a figure you control and move 1 unrevealed Order Marker from Cal's card to that figure's card; and
• an even number, you must choose a figure within 5 clear sight spaces of Cal to receive 1 wound and you must choose a figure you control and move 1 unrevealed Order Marker from that figure's card to Cal's card.

MOST TRUSTED OF ALL ADVISORS
At the start of the game, you may choose one Unique Insane Hero you control to be Judge Fish’s Companion. Once per player turn, when you roll the 20-sided die for a special power on Judge Fish's Companion's card, you may re-roll that die.

BYSTANDER
Judge Fish cannot attack or make leaving engagement attacks.

SEEK THE MOST WISE COUNCIL OF JUDGE FISH
The first time each player turn a special power moves an Order Marker from Judge Fish's Companion's card to Judge Fish's card, add 1 to Judge Fish's Companion's Move, Attack, and Defense until the end of this player turn.

GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
When Judge Fish is destroyed, you must remove all Order Markers from his Companion's card.