I'm reading over the Glamours power and wondering if it can enable you to look like a specific other person?

Maybe the accuracy of the mimicked appearance would be based upon your Deceit or Discipline roll to prevent your Seeming from being pierced?

Thanks,

Here's a new power I'd like suggestions on how to improve.  I looked for something similar in the list but didn't find it.

Inspire Emotion [-1]
Description: You are able to inspire certain strong emotions in a target – usually emotions of hope and faith.  Good and morally “pure” emotions (love, courage, hope and others) are the usual ones available.  Emotions created by this ability are real, but not True, so True Love, Courage, Hope, and so forth are off the table.  Agents of Good use this ability to help mortals resist the temptations of evil, to rekindle hope, and to bolster their courage to take Right action.
Musts: You must have an Aspect that identifies you as an agent of goodness.
Options: as per Incite Emotion, p.YS172, except positive emotions: love, hope, faith, courage, trust, etc.
Skills Affected: Conviction, Presence & Empathy
Effects:
Emotion-Touch: If you can touch someone, you can inspire him to feel something.  You’re able to do maneuvers at +2 to your roll (Empathy for hope and love, Presence for courage) that inspire an emotion in a target (as a temporary Aspect), so long as you’re in the same zone as your target is and you can physically touch him.  The target can choose to resist with his Discipline.  You may be able to prevent the target from taking other actions as well if you do this maneuver as a block (page YS210) instead of a maneuver.
Additional Emotion [-1]: as per Incite Emotion page YS173.
At Range [-1]: as per Incite Emotion page YS173.
Area Effect [-1]: your maneuver affects everyone in the zone, from a point of origin of your choosing.
Divine Guidance [-1]: If you increase the refresh cost of this Power by 1, you are able to grant your target a +2 bonus to their skill rolls for actions that are in accordance with this Inspired Emotion (resisting a seduction attempt from someone other than their Love, getting up the Courage to carry on, having the Faith to do what's right, not giving up and having Hope, etc)

I'm unsure how to word something similar to Lasting Emotion since I don't see this an attack per se.

Many thanks!

Very much this. A power that reduces the range of taken out results doesn't actually make them any less potentially permanent. Whether it's being scattered across the forest by scavengers or taken in chains before the King of the Seas, bad things can happen to those who heal from physical consequences.

I'm getting the impression that this concept just doesn't fit in the Dresdenverse, where PC death isn't considered a big deal because (a) a PC can avoid death by accepting an Extreme Circumstance instead of the stress that would kill them (b) a PC can avoid death by instead making Concessions (c) Supernatural and Mythical Recovery already allows PCs to come back from the dead (?) & (d) there are many, many fates worst than death, and therefore death isn't really all that bad in comparison, so a power to negate it is silly.

So, it sounds like a character who can be shot, stabbed, burned, drowned, drawn and quartered, shot into the sun, killed in all sorts of nasty ways only to reappear in few days later in Los Angeles ... isn't very powerful according to the Dresdenverse game, worth a -1 Refresh at the most. 

But ... that's the same cost at Living Dead, only without the Corpse Body or the Dude! You're Dead!, and you -can- come back from being wholly destroyed.

>.>  Yeah, I think it should be maybe valued at a -2 (which can be totally negated with a +2 Catch anyway.)

Thanks for the review, guys!

The difference being that his removes the "Utterly Destroyed" qualifier.  In his version you can be utterly destroyed and will just reform somewhere else more or less spontaneously.  But yes, when compared to that the -5 does seem excessive.

Actually, I wrote -4 Refresh, but ... still, maybe that's a bit too much.     

Yeah, that's pretty much the size of it. It's maybe worth -1 if it's got a real advantage of some sort.

lol, like not having to worry about dying?  Maybe this could be an add-on to Recovery, like
Cheating Death (-1). No "death" is ever permanent (even the utter destruction of your body) unless the means of your death satisfied your catch.

I haven't read anything in the Recovery powers that state you can come back from the dead.  Inhuman Recovery's Total Recovery says you can recover totally from any consequence except extreme ones (so yes to a Broken Leg, Second-Degree Burns, etc, but not Extreme Consequences, which I is assume is much, much worse.)  Superhuman Recovery doesn't expand on Total Recovery and Mythic Recovery also doesn't expand on Total Recovery.  What Superhuman and Mythic Recovery -do- is speed up recovery time, increase your fatigue limits and help you to clear away mild physical consequences.

Is Death considered only a Severe Consequence in this game, and thus Inhuman Recovery allows you to come back from the dead?  Or is Death considered a mild physical consequence and is thus covered by other effects of the Recovery powers? 

I'm a fan of In Nomine and I was looking for a power to emulate coming back from the dead.  Not finding one, I wrote one.  I'd like feedback. 
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Return from the Dead (-4)
Description: Everyone dies, but … you can get better.
Musts: You must have a level of Recovery: Inhuman, Supernatural or Mythic.  You must attach this power to the same Catch as your Recovery.  This power has an inherent additional catch: Old Age.
Skills Affected: Endurance
Effects:
- Healing Corpse.  After death, your body will heal.  Your healing time is based upon the level of Recovery that you possess. If your body has been utterly destroyed, you will form a new body at the place that fits the story, either your personal story, someone else’s story, or the overall story.  If the final blow that slew you was dealt using something that satisfies the Catch for your recovery, then you’re not coming back.  Recovery from an extreme circumstance takes at least three days (what can I say, there’s a precedent for this sort of thing.)  New bodies will have same age you had when you died.
- Ghostly Form. (+1)  In this variant, your “soul” appears near to where you died, opening you up to the vulnerabilities of Ghosts (destroyed by sunrise, being consumed by other ghosts, etc.)  If your “soul” is destroyed before your body has recovered then you’re gone forever, leaving behind a very good looking corpse.
- Patron. (+1)  This variant means that your Power depends upon an arrangement with a Supernatural Patron providing you with either a new body (that looks exactly the same) or the healing of your body despite its dead condition.  In choosing this variant, you must incur a debt to your Patron each time you come back. The location the new body appears depends upon where your Patron can put it, or in a place that’s appropriate for the story.  Essentially, this variant means that you don’t really own the power, per se, only that you have ready access to it.
- New Face (+1) Each time you come back from the dead, you have a new body, with a new face, a new voice, possibly even a new gender.  The only caveat is that your new body does look related to your previous body (like a brother or daughter, cousin or uncle.)  Your new face and form will make it difficult for your old friends and allies to trust the new you, though it will also make it more difficult for your old enemies to target you.  Most pieces and parts from your old body (hair, nails, etc) are no longer useful to connect to you, magically, but blood from your previous body can be used.   Family members, objects important to you, and your True Name, however, are still viable symbolic targets.