Let's say I have a character with Inhuman Toughness or Recovery, and their Catch is a certain breed of creature (like Outsiders or Fae or Demons or whatever)

Would a Scion or Changeling fulfill that catch? Like, if it's Outsiders (which fan theories indicate the Uber-ghouls from White Night presumably are), would ordinary Ghouls fill it? Or if it's Fae, would a Changeling fill it?

It's kind of a gray area, and a current point of contention in our campaign. Opinions abound!

You could also have your heroes facing souped-up Fae versions of these:

http://www.cracked.com/article_19563_5-fish-clearly-designed-by-madman.html
http://www.cracked.com/article_19483_5-birds-with-abilities-that-put-superheroes-to-shame.html
http://www.cracked.com/article_19469_7-animals-that-are-one-flaw-away-from-taking-over-world.html

Or, hell, -garou versions

http://www.cracked.com/article_19590_the-6-weirdest-cities-people-actually-live-in.html

:-D

I think, with a little creativity, any of these could be fantastic.

It makes sense, thinking about it. You use your Weapons as a parry, effectively, which means basically the same as a dodge. If you meet, that means the weapon strikes, but just barely. So the same rules as dodging should still apply.

I know there's spray weapons, where you basically split your weapon roll into two rolls to hit two targets. But what about things like hand grenades or holy water balloons? If it's big enough, it should have a better chance of hitting the target even if the initial throw misses, right? Especially if they're standing near a wall you can splash off of or if you hit the ground at their feet.

Is there anything in the rules or pre-homebrewed that allows for this?

Okay, let's say I'm trying a sleep spell. I have +2 Lore, I'm able to put a scene together to give me an Aspect to tag, and I take a Moderate Consequence of "Exhausted", giving me a total of +8 shifts of power to put into the spell. Correct so far?

I have Conviction of +3 and Discipline of +4. This means I can put no more than 3 shifts of power into casting per turn, right? And I roll each turn at a +4? So I'd have to roll at a +3 difficulty the first two times, and then the third time at a +2, to get the spell to go off properly in the minimal time. Correct so far?

Okay, so let's say I roll a total +2 the first time. I can take Fallout, which means that the whole spell fails, or take 1 Mental stress as Backlash to keep going. Yes? Okay, let's say I do that.

The second time, I get a +5. Whee! So what happens to the extra 2 shifts in this case? Are they just gone? Or can I put them towards future power of the spell?

The third time, I only need a +2, but I end up with a +1 (stupid dice). This means I have to take the extra 1 Mental stress or lose the spell. Now, is it possible I could roll over my extra +2 from the second roll to prevent the backlash? Or do I have to reach each roll independently? Is there any way to get extra shifts of power at this point, like I can with Evocation? Or am I pretty much stuck with 8 or nothing?

Okay, let's say I get exactly 8 and the spell hits. They then roll a Discipline defense at a +8 difficulty to resist the spell, right? And then, let's say they get +5. They then take 3 mental stress for the difference and then 8 more from the original power I put into the spell?

Want to make sure I have all this right. Thanks!

http://g.co/maps/tgc9u

No other streets in the town are circular like that. And the only thing on that block in the center is a big church.

There's GOTTA be something cool I can do with this. Ideas?