Ok, so I have thought about this...

First off, we have the identifing of Monsters

Lore / Scholarship / Discipline   < ---  3 Most Important Skills.

I thought about it in a recent campaign, I have a stunted High Elf of the Autumn Court, whom has Greater Glamours (BEST ABILITY EVER), who plays a 7 String Baroque Lute that has Incite Emotion on it.

But as I was playing, I started realizing to breach glamours and veils, and be semi immune to some of the nastier things in the night you need Discipline.

Give them Stunt's called Bloodline / Ancestry / Lineage / Birth right things of the sort.

Of course I think this will limit the character, here is what I think you might do, as a bonus, these bloodline abilities would be the same as scion powers. Thus bringing the mighty pure mortal down to a minor talent. However, via story method, you could portray your character as a lower lined Grimm, and gain the stunts and refresh of a pure mortal, At the time of the Grimm switch, you drop "your job." and pick up the family mantle.

The advantages of this, at least how I see it are like this.

- 1 Blood of the Grimm   - You Gain +2 to the ability to pierce veils, glamours, or magic to see the true nature of supernaturals.

- 1 Grimm Awareness - You Gain +2 in Discipline Saves against Supernatrual Attacks

- 1 Grimm-oire - You Gain + 2 in Scholarship or Lore roles against the Supernatural

Bloodline Curse - Aspect  Grimm's Curse - All intellegent supernatural creatures make a Lore Roll of 4 to see what you are. Once they see you as a grimm, your Deciet and Rapport score decreases by -2 in Social attacks.

The addition of any supernatural powers, or sponored magic of any kind, frees you from the affliction of your cursed blood, forever passing the Curse to the next in line.

I think you also need to take a few other stunts, like the Weapons Loading for enemies, such as you carry a bandalier of shotgun shells on your chest, after realizing your facing fae, you load the Iron buck shot, there by meeting the catch, but on odd supernatural creatures where the catch is lower the score would be higher, thats when your Grimm-oires might help turn the tide.

I think the character has a great bit of potential as not only a playable character but one of the scairest support characters in the game.  Of course, at the begining of the game, the party would all roll against the Grimm's in the party to see the level of trust throught the game.

Also the Grimm's Contacts score, can only be used to contact other Grimm's or Mortals. I would make this specific.

But I think once you flesh out a power list and a few choice mortal stunts the character would be terrifiying.
;p

Hope this helps, and hope to hear some feedback on how I looked at it.

Also on dual wielding pistols.

Does anyone have a scene where they show how the damage is rolled, I am second guessing how I did the system.

Currently I use the guns a certain way.

Single Attack with Guns skill. Using 2 bullets, one from each pistol. When damage resolves i treat the shifts in damage as well as the Weapon 3. (Using the stunt to combine the pistols)

Does anyone have an example of a character dual wielding pistols other than mine, We have been just using house rules for a lot of things for so long I didn't even question it.

Thanks Again!! ;p

Well I did change skills up a bit, I'll play around with it a little more later, but as for the conviction, it says that you can use Conviction in some situations as Social and Mental Defense, the trapping of Acts of Faith. Here is my question, is there a way to strengthen that to include all situations.

I know I could make stunts, the question was any ideas.

I suppose, speaking the truth would allow my character to use conviction instead of Rapport.

You think that would be 1, 2, or 3 stunts?

Is this at the time of the grapple attempt, or is this on that players next turn?