Judge Dredd: Neuheiten
Warord Games zeigen neue Modelle für Judge Dredd.
SJS Judge and Cursed Earth Judge
Who judges the judges? The Special Judicial Squad was created to form an elite team of ex-Street Judges who would be charged with rooting out corruption within the ranks of the Justice Department. Highly effective at their work, the SJS is rarely appreciated by other Judges – especially as they are no less likely to fall to corruption than those they judge!
A judge that can no longer deal with the stresses and hardship of keeping the dangerous streets of the Mega-Cities safe will often elect to take the ‘Long Walk’ – leaving the city to see out their days in the Cursed Earth to bring justice to that most lawless of places.
Assassinator Droid
‘Operation Doomsday’ was an all-out assault on the Judges of Mega-City One, orchestrated by crime boss Nero Narcos, in order to overthrow them and seize control of the city-state. Narcos unleashes thousands of Assassinator-class robots in what is often called the Second Robot War.
Street Judges with Lazooka and Stub Gun
Add some heavy firepower to your Justice Department forces with the fearsome Stub Gun and Lazooka!
The Stub Gun came to prominence during the Apocalypse War as East neg One invaded Mega-City One. These experimental but hugely powerful weapons had the deadly side affect of overheating and blowing up but under the extreme conditions the Judges found themselves in they had little option but use them. Capable of slicing through Sov Strat-V aircraft, Radsweeper heavy tanks and the dreaded Sentenoids they helped the beleaguered defenders strike back at the Sovs with deadly effect. The Stub Gun is now a specialised but integral part of the Justice Department
Oz Judge on Trike
Lastly we have this thoroughly cool Oz Judge from Down Under, complete with his three-wheeled Lawmaster. Fans of the Dredd series will no doubt want to field this chap as Oz Judge Bruce as featured in the classic ‘Oz’ storyline – Bruce forbade Judge Dredd from capturing sky surfer Chopper lest a riot break out at Supersurf 10, allowing said hoverboarder to escape into the Radback…
Quelle: Warlord Games
Geschmack ist ja immer relativ, dennoch fehlt es mir schwer zu verstehen, wie man das hier mögen kann.
Och.. das ist eigentlich ganz einfach.
Wenn man die Comics kennt & mag.
Die werden nämlich zu 100% getroffen (auch in Form der Bemalung).
Und als Tabletop-Spieler sollte man sich definitiv mal die Regeln ansehen. Die sind nämlich gut. Auch bietet das Spiel sehr viele Szenarien und das Beste sind einfach die unterschiedlichen „Fraktionen“.
Okay, es gehört ein gewisses Maß an speziellen Humor dazu, aber mit einer Truppe Affen Roboter oder Zombies aufzumischen, nur im nächsten Spiel von Strassenpunks und einem feuerspuckenden Psymutant aufgemischt zu werden… klasse.
Es ist wie mit Alternativ Armies „Flintloque“ (die Figuren sind noch häßlicher)
– es macht einfach SPASS.
Ok, das kann ich nachvollziehen. Mit den Figuren kann ich aber wirklich nichts anfangen.
So verkauft man Spiele! 🙂
Ich spiels zwar nicht, habe aber schon Gutes über die Regeln gehört, aber auch Schlechtes über die Minis.
Designtechnisch mag ich den Kram aber und wer weis…