I recap mine, whenever they get around to happening.

So then, using this train of logic as an example... making a magic circle to take out Binder's horde of gray weird-mouthed demon thingies, who are using ecto-suits:

1. I could rule it as a threshold of sorts. How would you rate the strength of said threshold? I ask because even Butters made a magic circle, with no training and only a brief explanation really, so it seems that no real skill is entailed. So, perhaps something seemingly innocuous, like Conviction or Discipline, which everyone has at least a little of, believing that they are actually going to make a circle, and when completed, snaps shut, creating the threshold? Although perhaps Molly started by applying the aspect "slow but steady" on herself, since she had to make it right the first time, and make it big to capture everything?

2. Meanwhile, Dresden, in his own circle to protect him... perhaps again using Conviction or Discipline, made his circle, as a Block against anything trying to get in at him, from the supernatural sect of things?

3. Another possibility, a maneuver (again using Conviction or Discipline perhaps?) put on a zone, that applies the aspect "Magic Threshold" on said zone... then the GM uses the aspect as a mass compel against Binder's thugs, ruling it as an all-or-nothing, they all accept or all are refused, since they are the exact same type and strength, thus all being effected the same... (in the same vein that every human would be effected the same way when exposed to a vacuum, if they don't have the gear to prevent it?) Only problem with this last is, Binder would get a heaping ton of fate points that way.... unless his goons, in this case, each got their own fate point as they faded away, so if Binder ever brought them back...?

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