Here are some stuff I put together for social characters, they are akin built akin to the Inhuman/Supernatural/Mythic types given that I rationalize them as both social and physical are just forms of combat, making them comparable to each other.
Here is toughness/recovery simply scale them up, change the name and bump the prices for Supernatural/Mythic Versions. Now I imagine that social armor like anything has a chink to it, represented by a Catch like normal toughness. When you take this power pick an issue or secret that would utterly humiliate your character in a social issue. An example might be a characters family which would be a +3 catch (+2 to come by, +1 to discover), or a straight laced character might have a criminal record to influenced with they want to keep hidden, etc. Price the Catch appropriately
[-2] Inhuman Socialite You are incredibly tough to harm in the realm of of the Social Arts.
Effects.
Hard to Disgrace - You have a natural Armor:1 against all Social Attacks.
Hard to Manipulate - You have two extra social stress boxes.
[-2] Inhuman Social Grace You are able to shrug off the social machinations of others more easily then most.
Effects.
Total Recovery - You are able to recover from social consequences with no other excuse but time. Thematically represent more material consequences as you pushing money, making deals, and generally cajoling various people to get rid of this. An example of such a material consequence is a White Court Vampire being put on the Sex Offender Registry List.
Fast Recovery - Out of combat you may recover from social Consequences as if they were one level lower in severity. So you recover from moderate Consequences as if they were mild, etc. Consequences reduced below mild are always reduced by the beginning of the next Scene.
Socially Skilled - Presence never restricts Rapport to making a First Impression.
Shrug it Off - Once per scene, during combat, you may recover from one mild social consequences as a supplemental action.
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Still working on a version of Social Strength ( I can't think of an equivalent of Speed), what do people think?