WILD TALENTS RPG FULL

Naturally, this technically makes him a Talent. Cape Busters: One sample character is a kid whose parents were killed during a Talent altercation, and who subsequently trained himself to insane levels.

and you can make that 'transform into a superhero' power permanent. While you'll be completely without superpowers otherwise, a flat two point discount on every power quality has its appeal.

By the Power of Grayskull!: A common trick is to Attach all of your powers to a cheap 'transform into a superhero' power.

Get smacked with a permanent nullify power and pray you have enough Willpower to save your ass.

Brought Down to Normal: Run out of Willpower and your Talents become unreliable.

The Fish, if anything, are even stranger: they start a war with humanity that lasts five years, then suddenly announce they want to enter an alliance against the Builders, and see no need to explain themselves on either count. The Builders go around destroying planets in the name of 'organizing' the universe.

Blue and Orange Morality: Both of the two alien species in World Gone Mad are examples of this.

Beware the Superman: A possible theme, and witnessed in Progenitor.

Badass Normal: Via the Peak Performer archetype, these are people with Batman-level Willpower and hyperskills out the wazoo.

Alternate Universe Reed Richards Is Awesome: You bet, kid!.

Alternate History: The backbone of each setting.

Also Invoked in a way-Superman is indirectly credited for the large number of Flying Bricks. Alternate Company Equivalent: Some of the sample characters are designed to evoke famous superheroes.Kenneth Hite's essay 'Changing the Course of Mighty Rivers' explains how you can make your own. Other settings, such as Grim War, This Favored Land, The Kerberos Club, Progenitor, and eCollapse all take the concept of superheroics in a different and fascinating direction.

WILD TALENTS RPG FULL

Contrariwise, after WWII, history goes Off the Rails with dramatic ferocity, creating an elaborate hi-tech Alternate History full of heroes, villains, the uncanny, and the all-too-human, described in loving and elaborate detail. While Godlike's talents made the world a weirder place, the end results of World War II are recognizable. The heart of the game's settings, however, is the open defiance of Reed Richards Is Useless its main theme is 'If you can change the world, how does the world change?' With two exceptions ( This Favored Land, intended to be The Civil WarWITH SECRET SUPERHEROES!, and eCollapse, a dark Transmetropolitan-esque satire), every setting is dramatically altered by the presence of 'talents,' the game's term for Differently Powered Individual types.

Wild talents rpg