- The year is 2080 and in Mega-City there are 400 million people, and every one of them a potential criminal – welcome to the world of Mega-City One and Judge Dredd – he is the law! Build a force and take to the streets, playing as the Justice Department or one of their many enemies…
- Recreate the classic small skirmish scenarios that play out in the Judge Dredd comics. On a table top space of at least 36” x 36” using no more than a dozen figures per side for fast paced dynamic game play.
- To Play: Suggested 2-4 players, a playing surface (exp. Table or unobstructed floor space), a selection of Judge Dredd Models, a tape measure or ruler no less than 12 inches in length, assorted markers (pinned markers, stunned markers, injury markers, overwatch markers and moving fast markers), a variable number of action and star chips, combat dice (at least 6) and at least one six-sided dye.
- Judge Dredd is played with individual models representing each fighter on the battlefield. Most models act independently during a fight, but some types of models may be grouped into Packs to make them more effective. The action markers show the current status of each model’s movements. Sporting either their vulnerability or strength and whether it is best to initiate combat.
- Featuring character cards with stats, skill points and special rules. Armory cards are used as an extra dimension to each skirmish. Big Megs cards create an event to add more variety and action. These are optional cards and game play can be as straight forward or as action filled as you want! Paint and play! The painting of the models and watching them come to life are just as much fun as the game itself!
In the 2080s speed and volume eating, scoffing, became a competitive sport and extreme obesity became the desired body image for many Mega-City citizens. In retaliation to the percieved injustice of the food restrictions following the Apocalypse War, militant elements of the obese founded the League of Fatties believing they had an inalienable right to food, which they would take by any means necessary. Whilst an individual Fattie might seem a less than threatening figure, the first food raids saw massed wedges of obese activists trundling forward supported by their BeliWheels . With their layers of flab providing a natural armor against anything but the most lethal weapons, little could stop them once momentum was gained. Large numbers of Skinnies and Bones were crushed in the stampedes and from belly flops but, after the death of several Judges trying to protect a food storage facility, a crackdown was swift. Most Fatties were confined to special Fat Blocks, kept on strict diets for the maintenance of public order and their own protection until their weight fell below the 300-kilogram mark. Box contains: 3 Warlord resin Fattie miniatures with plastic bases, 1 unit card, 1 Armory card: Med-Pack and 1 Big Meg card: Umpty Candy.
