Complete vs 6e

[Prof.Dogg]

Are there any contradictions between Champions Complete and Champions 6? 

[Christopher R Taylor]

Champions 6th edition is a genre sourcebook, it doesn't have any rules in it.  It covers everything you need to run and build a champions campaign, including a sample one of sorts.  Its lacking adventures because Hero Games has not quite grasped that GMs NEED ADVENTURES but its a great book overall.  There's really not much of a comparison.

[LoneWolf]

I don’t have the Champions Complete book, but the description in the store says it has everything you need to run a Champions game.  That seems to indicate it does have the rules in it.

From what I understand it has an abbreviated version of the game that focuses on running a Champions game.  Supposedly it leaves out a lot of the examples and shortens the descriptions.  I don’t think there is anything in it that conflicts with the full 6th edition rules, but it may be missing some things especially the optional rules.  
 

[Prof.Dogg]

6 hours ago, Christopher R Taylor said:

Champions 6th edition is a genre sourcebook, it doesn't have any rules in it.  It covers everything you need to run and build a champions campaign, including a sample one of sorts.  Its lacking adventures because Hero Games has not quite grasped that GMs NEED ADVENTURES but its a great book overall.  There's really not much of a comparison.

Apologies, I should have said Heroes 6e vs CC... Ad yep, definitely need more adventures...

Edited November 14 by Prof.Dogg

[Christopher R Taylor]

The only difference that I can think of between Hero System Rules and Champions Complete is that CC does not bring up classes of mind for mental powers.

[Stanley T]

I don't think any of the Complete line (Champions, Fantasy Hero) nor Western Hero ever bring up mental classes of minds. I don't think Victorian Hero does so either. If we ever get Star Hero Complete, then mental classes should be introduced.