A character who rolls a starting score of 30 or more in a Characteristic starts play with a Special Ability (like Quick Draw Lawgiver Pistol or Jump Lawmaster Cycle) and gain an additional one per every 10 points above 30. The other stats are derived by rolling two 10-sided dice and adding 20 points, generating a result between 22 and 40 there is a maximum of 100 points in each Characteristic. Strength is rolled on a table using a 10-sided die and is a value rated from 2 to 4: 2 is "Average" (1-6, or 60%), 3 is "Strong" (7-9, or 30%), and 4 is "Very Strong" (10, or 10%) this stat also doubles as the character's Hit Points.
Players create a starting character by rolling eight Characteristics: Strength (S), Initiative (I), Combat Skill (CS), Drive Skill (DS), Technical Skill (TS), Street Skill (SS), Medical Skill (MS), and Psi Skill (PSI).
Judge Dredd: The Role-Playing Game, was published under license by Games Workshop in the 1980s and used a rules system created specifically for the game, which resembled GW's Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay. The 2nd edition is indexed and includes the hand-to-hand and vehicle combat rules from the Judge Dredd Companion. The GM's section covers scenarios, crimes, and criminals in detail, plus there is an index of Mega-City slang. Characters are created with basic skills and learn further abilities as these skills increase. The 1st edition has a "Judge's Manual" (player's book, 72 pages) and a "Game Master's Book" (128 pages) they are combined in the one-volume 2nd ed. Based on the popular British comic-book series, the game is grim but humorous.
Judge Dredd is a comic book superhero system in which the player characters are super-police officers, "Judges", in a wretched future society. Judge Dredd: The Role-Playing Game is a science fiction role-playing game published by Games Workshop in 1985.
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