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In this paper we calculate the 2-modular character table of the twisted Chevalley group 2D4(2) using computer techniques available in an algebra package called Meat-Axe. This package is now available in Mu'tah University as well as other universities such as Birmingham University in the UK and Aachen University in Germany. The determination of this character table will be a contribution to modular calculations of various simple groups.
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