DC Universe

[Alric]

I have all the DC Universe supliments, I was wondering how compatible the stats were with the new D6 powers book. It would be nice to have a bunch of pre-made heros and villains.

[Jerry D. Grayson]

The two systems share a lot in common but the GODSEND Agenda and D6 Powers book were written to be compatible with the D6 Adventure/Fantasy/Space books not the DCU Legend game. Although the game has quite a few powers in common most work differently because of the nature of he dice mechanics.

GA tries to scale down some of the dice to be more manageable do away with some of the quirky things that were off putting to most fans. The background material and the characters would be quite easy to port into a D6 Powers and GODSEND Agenda game. The great thing about the to games is that they both have a common system as a pint of reference so that is a big plus.

Low level characters will be fairly easy to gauge and revamp. Cosmic level characters will take a little work and some interpretations of the powers.

Ive used some of my books to run games of GODSEND Agenda and after writing this I may go back and have a look at them again. DCU was a great game with a few minor warts. To bad it never got the treatment of love it deserved.

[dcurpgfan]

I'm one of the biggest DCU rpg fans on the planet and I found the two systems to mesh together very, very well. You'll be able to hop into Godsend Agenda with only a few minutes of study. In fact, the things that *were* changed in GA were improvements in my opinion. I like to think that a 2nd edition DCU would have looked a lot like GA in terms of dice and game mechanics.