"If a Vampire does magic in the Nevernever, it's stronger..."

[devonapple]

OS 84: "If a Vampire does magic in the Nevernever, it's stronger than it would be in the mortal world."

How would you model this in a game?

A. Perpetual Scene Aspect?
B. Low-difficulty Declaration?
C. Straight bonus to Conviction and/or Discipline?

Do you think this brief mention merits more than a +2 situational bonus once per scene?

[sinker]

I'd prolly treat it mostly like A), but you could consider that instead of invoking a scene aspect, perhaps they're invoking their high concept.
Also it could be B) with a little bit of the Demesne power mixed in (I.E. low difficulties to make those declarations).

[Richard_Chilton]

I'd give the Nevernever an aspect "Magic is easier here" and maybe "Flux is easier to Change" - and allow anyone to use them.

Harry has said in a couple of books something to the effect of "I'd never try this in the real world, but here in the Nevernever I should be able to do it".

Richard

[InFerrumVeritas]

Perpetual scene aspect.  Lore to discover (or declare, if you forget, I suppose).

I might even compel it for unintended consequences to spells.  "Your fireball is much bigger than you intended.  Zone wide attack.  Here's a fate point."

[Sanctaphrax]

B, I think. This is part of what Declarations are for in my eyes.