Wild Talents: Chimeress – The art of Shapeshifting. [Day 2 of 6]
Okay, at a cost of 18/36/72, not a lot of people are going to consider Alternate Forms a viable option for a
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Wild Talents: Augur – Making the most of Senses. [Day 1 of 6]
Meet Augur, the Clairvoyant. Now, thanks to the way Wild Talents works, there are any number of ways to do Clairvoyance, but
Better Angels: The Cat O’ Nine Tails, Vessel of the Villainous Nine
Written by Greg Stolze and illustrated by Kurt Komoda, © 2014. The air/land/sea assault craft of the notorious Villainous Nine is a
Better Angels: Ripperclaw of the Villainous Nine
Written by Greg Stolze and illustrated by Kurt Komoda, © 2014 Dorothy Virden was not the first Ripperclaw. That distinction fell to
Better Angels: Violator, of The Villainous Nine
Written by Greg Stolze and illustrated by Kurt Komoda, © 2014. Violator started out as a criminologist named Nahari Sengupta. He was
Better Angels: Big Shot of The Villainous Nine
Written by Greg Stolze, illustrated by Kurt Komoda, (c) 2014. In a lineup full of prosocial juggernauts—whistle-blowers, clean-governance advocates, philanthropists—Mack Cready would
The Odd Squad: Old Glory
Written by Dennis Detwiller and illustrated by Todd Shearer, © 2007. The Odd Squad is a group of four strange superhumans that
The Odd Squad: The Red Scare
Written by Dennis Detwiller and illustrated by Todd Shearer, © 2007. The Odd Squad is a group of four strange superhumans that
Better Angels: Doomslaughter of the Villainous Nine
Written by Greg Stolze and illustrated by Kurt Komoda, © 2014 Doomslaughter was one of the first people General Null approached with
The Odd Squad: S.A.M.
The Odd Squad is a group of four strange superhumans that emerged in the decades following World War II, when Talents emerged
PROGENITOR: The Alternative
“The Alternative” is an NPC for Progenitor, the Ennie Award-nominated setting for the Wild Talents roleplaying game. Written by Greg Stolze, ©
Power Sets: Shapeshifter
Many heroes have the power to alter their forms, from a simple alter-ego switch like DC’s Captain Marvel to the full metamorphic
Power Sets: Super-Genius
Not every superhero can stop a locomotive in its tracks or hurl bolts of energy. Some heroes are endowed with incredible mental
Power Sets: Brick
The brick is one of the simplest supers archetypes: very tough, very strong. With simplicity, though, comes an amount of freedom. Once
Power Sets: Speedster
Superheroes whose powers are those of speed are staples of comic book universes, going all the way back to the Flash in
Instant Monsters!
Want a monster? You got a monster! This page is based on the “One-Roll Monsters” charts from the game Monsters and Other Childish
Talent Dossiers
In 2002 and early 2003 we set up a page where fans could enter stats for Talent characters of their own creation
The Invisible Man
A Godlike character by Jack Norris, (c) 2002. (With a major nod to Ralph Ellison and H.G. Wells) So many people say