When super-powered Talents appeared during World War II, no one suspected it was only the first faltering steps of the human mind freed from the prison of reality. Then, after the war, Talents appeared who could do the impossible without interference from others of their kind. The age of Wild Talents had arrived!

Wild Talents is a complete superhero roleplaying game built for fast, thrilling action and unprecedented flexibility.

News

Wild Talents Second Edition is now in the works. Watch this space for previews. In the meantime, enjoy these new desktop backgrounds based on Second Edition art by Todd Shearer.
Wild Talents Limited Edition is SOLD OUT! But with so much interest in the game, we're sure it'll return soon. Watch this site and the Wild Talents mailing list for news.
Free variant: The Complete Martial Artist. Colin Chapman presents martial arts and weapons from around the world for use in Wild Talents!
Free variant: ORE Mecha. "One-Roll Engine Mecha" adapts Wild Talents to the giant robot action of manga and anime!
Free downloads! Get a Wild Talents NPC tracking sheet and a campaign-building worksheet.
Free excerpts! Get a first glimpse at Ken Hite's chapter on superhero world-building, and Dennis Detwiller's history of the post-war world of GODLIKE.

About Wild Talents

Wild Talents is based on (and expanding) the critically acclaimed GODLIKE rules set by Greg Stolze and Dennis Detwiller.

In addition to its innovative and exciting game system, Wild Talents includes chapters on creating wholly unique superhero settings, both in strange alternate futures in the world of GODLIKE and in incredible new worlds altogether. Lavishly illustrated by Christopher Shy, Sam Araya and Todd Shearer, Wild Talents takes you to the brink of what we call reality and beyond. . . .

Wild Talents is written by Dennis Detwiller, with Greg Stolze, Kenneth Hite and Shane Ivey.

Wild Talents Second Edition: Coming Soon

More from the creators of Wild Talents:
Godlike
Reign
Delta Green: Eyes Only
Monsters and Other Childish Things

Wild Talents reviews:
Game Geeks video review
RPG.net review