No you can decline. You just have to prove you aren't a danger to anyone.

Agreed - it certainly doesn't make you any friends, but if you haven't broken any of the laws they wouldn't be out to kill you, though I'd imagine the White Council would have a tab on you at all times

Dunno, all I know is I got the pdfs when I pre-ordered the books the day after they came out. In my opinion at least having the pdfs approximately one month early is worth it even if the books shipped a few days late.

1) Mordite is not from beyond the Outer Gates, its from the farthest reaches of the Nevernever, according to the books.

You sure about this? I thought the mistfiend, or whatever the heck it was called was from the depths of Nevernever.

Adding my two cents here;

I've been reading the DFRPG pdfs on the bus using my Nook. What I'll say is that the text is tiny and it can be a little hard to navigate around the pdf, but for the most part I'm able to handle it (as long as I don't need to flip through different parts of the pdf one after another, which takes some time). So overall, if you have an ereader its ok to use it to read the pdfs, but its not worth buying one just so you can read them on the road 

Ferrovax's breath can cure cancer, but only in the sense that a pile of ashes doesn't have cancer.

There is no such thing as evolution, only a list of beings Ferrovax allows to live.

When Ferrovax jumps in a lake he doesn't get wet, the lake gets Ferrovax'ed

So when you say "Taken out", do you mean that all of the player's mental stress boxes were used up and that he also used all of his mental stress consequence "options" as well?

Shouldn't that be "trappings of Summer"?

No, while he was traitorous, he was still the Winter knight