Well, a few months back, we had half a game planned out, and then it burst into flames. Personally, I blame Palmer. (This is a joke, Palmer is a good friend of mine, and the circumstances were entirely out of his control.)
And now we're attempting it again, apparently.

For North Van, there's at least 1 GM I know in the area, normally runs Rifts, but was interested in Dresden, I'll poke him, see if he's up for running a game out that way.

We've got a priest character who was asking about the combination of Full Defense and Riposte, basically if it would be possible to combine them, and if you did, how it would effect the bonuses.

Full Defense is +2 to avoid attacks, Riposte allows you to sacrifice your next action to turn a successful defense into an automatic attack.

The way he was wanting it to play, he'd declare a Full Defense, he'd get attacked, and he'd pick one of the attacks to turn into a riposte, and for the rest of the round he'd be exposed.

By the Rule of Cool, it makes sense to allow it, especially since the character was to have an aspect that prevented him from attacking normally. We are still working on the details, whether he'll be allowed to attack in circumstances other than defending, or not.

Any thoughts?

Do any of those themes apply to specific areas of the city? If so, they can be applied as themes/threats for the area.

I fixed it so that Dresden Files RPG redirects to Dresden Files.