Also, does killing with an enchanted item break the laws of magic or no?

I may do some generic sheets as well, the Fomor and their minions didn't look quite right in terms of skills (and will feature heavily in my upcoming game), so I revised them, which is sort of inspiring me to do more stat revisions (or, in many cases more like clarifications) for generic foes like random Ghoul thugs or White Court Vampires and the like. I mean, this thread already has one generic stat block, I could throw in a handful more, and I don't imagine it would be more than a handful or two...

I think you could give her a couple potion/enchanted item slots.  There's a homebrew power that gives you 'x' number of enchanted item slots/refresh spent.

Maybe a stunt to improve grappling and lifting/breaking things.  Or something that lets Might modify certain skills like rapport or presence.  Some people call him a thief but he’s the type to bash open a door than to pick a lock. 

Lots of Fate points would definitely help him and would explain a lot.

I know in the books he can basically climb anything.

Also, definitely has No Pain, No Gain, because he's capable of taking a lot of punishment.

Not sure if it's an aspect or a stunt, but in a few stories he deliberately puts his back to a wall to keep from being surrounded and is, if not invincible, then at least very hard to attack in that position.

I am getting ready to run DFRPG and one of my players is considering playing a character modeled after Irwin Pounder. 

So, I was wondering if you might stat up Irwin as well as Strength of a River in His Shoulders (so I can see what the full power version of a forest person looks like).

Some of the issues we have been discussing for his character is whether the magical abilities are natural and therefore come as a result of the Choice or if they are acquired abilities that not all forest people have.

We have also been wrestling with what an appropriate Catch is for the Toughness and Recovery.

Your help is appreciated!

I've got a character concept.
It's a Ukrainian Ex-Mobster named Kristof who fled to Toronto becoming a taxi driver.
One day an Orthodox monk got in the back of his car and was killed getting out of the car at an old house by a red court vampire. His blood got all inside the car, so it's a holy relic. God has plans for Kristof, but all he wonders is why it is always his cab that gets the weird passengers. How would you build this character? I'd appreciate a high-refresh character. I'm not sure if he's a True Believer or a Pure Mortal.
I have a set of aspects.

Ex-Mobster in a Holy Cab
Invoke: Do something a mobster would do, have access to the cab. Compel: Get into the kind of trouble mobsters do.
God's Plan, Not Mine
Invoke: Have his plans go wrong, in a good way. Compel: Have bad things happen to him, that God would like.
There's Something in the Trunk
Invoke: Have something, like a gun, in the trunk. Compel: Have something be in the trunk when you need the space, "There's something in the trunk!!"
The Hitman is Now the Mark
Invoke: To act like a hitman Compel: To be hunted by his old boss, to end up fleeing from a fight.
We Don't Drive That Way Here
Invoke: To drive really well or do something else while driving. Compel: To not fit into Canadian society or get along well with other cabbies.
A Monk Remains
Invoke: To use the holiness of the Cab or to act like a Monk. He's the Monk that Remains. Compel: To have Orthodox authorities come to possess the Cab, or needing to prevent it from being desecrated.
There's Always Family
Invoke: To have an old family friend when needed. Compel: ... or that needs help.

-Thanks

p.s. feel free to critique the aspects.

The only way this would 'stack' is if it wasn't armour and, instead a Power 4 block, which would reduce the amount of shifts by which the attack hit.  You could then apply armour to reduce the damage.

Also, I think there was a sample combat somewhere...maybe in the resource section?

Overall, you've got the hang of it.