文档介绍：Unofficial Codex, April,
2002-04-18,
INTRODUCTION
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Adeptus Arbites Task Teams
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Adeptus Arbites Updates / Quotes / Ranks
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RULES
Adeptus Arbites Army List
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Adeptus Arbites Special Rules
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Adeptus Arbites Armoury / Summary
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Adeptus Arbites Wargear
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Adeptus Arbites Grenades
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Adeptus Arbites Vehicle Weaponry
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Adeptus Arbites Vehicle Upgrades
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ARMY LIST
Headquarters
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Elites
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Troops
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Transport
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Fast Attack
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Heavy Support
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Support Weapons
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Reinforcements
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Sample Images
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BACKGROUND INFO
Credits: The Book of Judgement
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This Codex has been made possible due to the efforts of: Gavin Tyler, Tim
Huckelbery, Jeff Wiertalla, Jeff Wild, Robey Jenkins, Andrew. W. Fawcett, The Adeptus Arbites
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Matt “Dead Cat“ Forish, John “Krinos” Jones, Jervis Johnson, Dave Bell, Adeptus Arbites Equipment
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Magnus “Kendoka”Johansson, Jeff Wild, Brian “Wraithcannon” Ledbetter,
Yann “Cawdor” Billaud, Lord Bain, Tracy M. Bowee, Brendan McCann, Mike Joining the Adeptus Arbites
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Montour, Hussar, Wolf, Tigger, Dave Bartlett, Clint Beaver, Jason Dillingham,
Jason Dyer, Terry McGregor, Heath McNutt, Grant Passmore, Chris Rahn, The Penal Legion
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Graham Sheckles, Lee Shirk ... and all other Judges out there ... Prisoner Harris
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The origin of the Adeptus Arbites can be traced back to “Judge Dredd the The Lone Rider
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Role Playing Game” and the original Warhammer 40,000 Rogue Trader. Psy-Detective Deacon
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A short Adeptus Arbites Army List was published in White Dwarf 169. Later The Psykana Letter
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it made an appearance under the name “The Penal Legions” in Citadel
Journal 12, 1995. Written by Gavin Tyler and friends. Jeremiah Rage, Part 1
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Over the years the Warhammer 40k rules changed and so did this codex. Bug Incursion
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It was reprinted in Citadel Journal 28/29, this time edited by Xxxxxxx. Executioner Rounds
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