Role-Playing?

[TordelBack]

Terry Oakes

Cheers, Robin!  And yes, the cover of Judgement Day was a complete steal.  Fantastic adventure though, and still a good (unused) plot.  I re-used the cratered map of Titan for many a SF outing afterwards.

[paulvonscott]

I don't belong to one of those radical roleplaying groups that like to out people who keep collections of strangely-sided dice under a loose floorboard, but one Jason Kingsley wrote a solo Judge Dredd adventure which you can read in the Judge Dredd companion.

[ThryllSeekyr]

Got all those books.

The Games Workshop version thanks to Ebay.

I beleive you could make a good Stronty game using the Judge Dredd D20 rules.

I did hear a rumor that that the rules for 'Traveller' were going to be used for the new Judge Dredd RPG game.

Sorry, to hear that the Slaine rpg appears to be dieing.

I wonder what Rebellion are planning to do with 'Mongoose Publishing'?

Find out more about Judge Dredd and Slaine here.

//http://www.mongoosepublishing.com/

[ukdane]

I have a copy of the Dredd RPG hardback. Bought it in Swindon in 1996 or 97 IIRC.

The unofficial Stonty RPG that was online for a period, (before IIRC one of the creators went to work for Mongoose), I have a printout of it, I might even have saved the website to my harddrive- not sure. Unfortunately, many of the printed pages are missing the right hand side of the text, but its still useable.

[Lobo Baggins]

The unofficial Stonty RPG that was online for a period, (before IIRC one of the creators went to work for Mongoose), I have a printout of it, I might even have saved the website to my harddrive- not sure. Unfortunately, many of the printed pages are missing the right hand side of the text, but its still useable.

That was mine, I think - there were in fact two, a version that used the Games Workshop Judge Dredd rules and one that used the D20 system.  They were taken down because I couldn't find a reliable and cheap webspace provider (the one I was on would let something like four people a day look at it), but then, unfortunately, all my writing was lost in the Great Hard Disk Death of 2006, when I earned a reputation for being totally unreliable and haven't written since.  I've had to get a proper job and everything...

[TheEdge]

2000AD MMORPG, some form of Giant temporal warp thing goes down, you can play as a Judge/SD Agent/dark judge/Celt/Mutie /ABC Warrior/GI


that would be cool.

[Wake]

For the record, the Judgement Day cover was a pretty straight swipe of his classic cover from the start of the Cursed Earth.

I see what you mean.

[Colin YNWA]

While I loved the Games Workshop Judge Dredd RPG back in the day we were too busy playing the very under-rated Marvel Superheroes Universal Table role playing game to get too far into our campaign. However we did play Block Mania a shed load, now that was a fun little boardgame. The Rogue Trooper one wasn't bad either, even though I was never a fan of the strip.

[ukdane]

Lobo: Yeah, I think it was from your site.

If you ever find the files again....

[Toni Scandella]

Not in response to anyone in particular, but it was the GW RPG that started me reading 2000AD again back in 1988.  I hadn't read it since about 1981 but I really was sold on the idea of playing a game where I could pretend to be a Judge.  The box on display in the window made me go in as I wasn't even a roleplayer at the time, though I did occasionally go into GW to look at the dragons on display.

I love the GW Dredd game, and I love the Mongoose one, too, except for the rules - thier books are definitely worth having and Gangs of Mega City One is lots of fun, too.

Block Mania needs a reissue.  Someone should make a computer simulation of that game, I would if I had any clue how to