Silent Titans - a hot take

I've actually managed to read quite a bit of Silent Titans (DriveThruRPG) over the last few days, and even though I haven't pored over every word, I think I can make a few observations worthy of merit. Consider this a pre-review - if I have any further observations after finishing it, I'll create another post for them.

Just as pretty inside and far more colorful

To put it in perspective, this is a 112-page work, and I've probably read about 2/3 of that text. Plus or minus. I've done a lot of skimming on all of the regions of Wir-Heal itself, but paid close attention to the rules, the framing, the settlements and the usability of the document. I haven't even touched Stuart's interview of Into the Odd's (DriveThruRPG) creator, Chris MacDowell. That's supplemental information, though, so it's not strictly necessary to have an opinion about the bulk of the work.

In the spirit of the text itself, I'm going to present my thoughts in bulleted lists.