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** A number of NPCs, such as Roy Bean, Isaac Parker and, in ''Hell on Earth'', Richard Tolliver. |
** A number of NPCs, such as Roy Bean, Isaac Parker and, in ''Hell on Earth'', Richard Tolliver. |
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** A monster called the Hanging Judge, which repeats all the sins you've ever committed as it hunts you down. The worst sin? Being Texan - Texans killed them in life. |
** A monster called the Hanging Judge, which repeats all the sins you've ever committed as it hunts you down. The worst sin? Being Texan - Texans killed them in life. |
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** The spin-off card came ''[[Collectible Card Game|Doomtown]]'' included "Hangin' Judge Gabriel", who could [[One-Hit Kill|instantly 'Ace']] any character marked as Wanted. As a bonus, his flavor text was a [[Shout-Out|direct reference]] to [[Judge Dredd|Judge Death]] (see above). A later set introduced the Hangin' Judge monster from the RPG into the setting of the card game. |
** The spin-off card came ''[[Collectible Card Game|Doomtown]]'' included "Hangin' Judge Gabriel", who could [[One-Hit Kill|instantly 'Ace']] any character marked as Wanted. As a bonus, his flavor text was a [[Shout-Out|direct reference]] to [[Judge Dredd (comics)|Judge Death]] (see above). A later set introduced the Hangin' Judge monster from the RPG into the setting of the card game. |
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* The background for [[Magic: The Gathering|Magic: the Gathering's]] ''Ravnica'' setting has an ''even worse'' possibility: the courtroom is ''someone else'''s personal fiefdom (generally the [[Corrupt Church|Orzhov]], or the Dimir, the guild that doesn't exist). |
* The background for [[Magic: The Gathering|Magic: the Gathering's]] ''Ravnica'' setting has an ''even worse'' possibility: the courtroom is ''someone else'''s personal fiefdom (generally the [[Corrupt Church|Orzhov]], or the Dimir, the guild that doesn't exist). |
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{{quote|"In Otiev's mind, he ruled in favor of the accused. But in his courtroom he was only a spectator, watching his hand deliver the sign of death."}} |
{{quote|"In Otiev's mind, he ruled in favor of the accused. But in his courtroom he was only a spectator, watching his hand deliver the sign of death."}} |