I agree with DMW here. I'd say he simply has to overcome his own stresslevel, as he can choose to take consquences. If you do not chose to take a consquence, you are take out. Ergo in this example the spell would have a base complexity of 10, but as CMEast, add a requirement for a stunt or Aspect to control the flight itself.

5 shifts to overcome his Stress Levels of 4.
5 shifts to increase duration to a day.

Or to add a more interesting complication to it, let him make a pact with a windspirit for a day. Gaining debt for instance.

Gives him flight and you get loads of fun compels for free.

cheers
Pheonix

So, I am in the process of starting up a game and creating characters. The game will be set in Seattle and will start at 7 Refresh, with the first few milestones happening rather fast, to get them up to the submerged level. Sort of an extended Intro.

So far we have:
A Wizards Apprentice
A True Believer aka Gospel Reverend
A Vanilla Mortal aka Hispanic Street Cop
A Sorcerer/Theoretical Physicist

Now the last player is interested in something combat savvy, and he originally wanted to go True Believer (His "concept" was a guy who stayed at home, praying untill somebody told him to kill something, then return to praying. Guess what I told him <.<) Anyway, he now wants to play a were-being. I suggested Wolf or something along the lines to him, but he wants to play a Were-Spider, specifically a "giant" Were-spider. Meaning a scaled up version.

Now I am not exactly sure if this is possible in the DV. Any thoughts, comments, ideas?

This is how I would stat the Powers so far:

[-1] Beast Form
[-3] Claws, Venom
[+1] Human Form, no powers in Human Form
[-2] Inhuman Speed
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[-5] Refresh

Now I am still unsure on how to factor a big huge fricking Spider into that system xD

cheers
Phoenix