The chapters are easy to follow and logical. I like the boxed texts for clarifications but I wish there were a sample character generation or two. The steps given to character creation looks incredibly simple but I would have liked a more detailed explanation.

I was hoping for a few more sample characters on the level of Godlike but thankfully, Greg Stolze has a thread here albeit without the detailed history like the dossiers.

Ken Hite's chapter on alternate history creation is amazing. I used the campaign worksheet to get a feel for what kind of campaign I would want to run and it's making sense, if a bit hazy on the details on my part.

Detwiller's (?) alternate time-line using the Godlike campaign is awesome. I don't know how he creates such a complex chain of events without things ending up wildly different in the present day. Again, this is where I think Ken's chapter will be invaluable with all the colored inertia levels.

I love the reference to Godlike's setting in comparing the different levels but the many references to comic books does nothing for me because I admit I don't follow comic books.

I think Wild Talents is a fairly crunchy book, but I don't find it dry at all. I hope they release more supplements using the timeline where Godlike left off. At the same time, the possibilities of creating my own post-apocalyptic super heroes is droolicious.

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