Good.

If you made me lay all my complaints about Wrath and Glory out on a table and forced me to pick one, I would pick the one that says that the whole thing feels like it was written by people who didn't understand Warhammer 40k or its appeal.

If you got all the writers together and said, "Alright boys, I want you take the greasy aroma of 40K, cram Shadowrun rules into it, and then make sure we can run 5e-style adventure modules.", I think we'd have ended up with roughly the same product. That's my pulpit beating opinion, but still.

Cubicle 7 has done a pretty good job with Warhammer Fantasy, and I hope they can work a little polish on W&G. I have a feeling though that there is only so much a revision can do.