Radiation is... Radiation. Heat and the like ... it would hurt anything, modified by toughness and would be recovered as normal since it's not a catch covering thing. Pretty simple.

I would say they'd heal concurrently, not sequentially.

I was curious if fans of the Blacklist have tried to stat up Red (and the other characters) from NBC's Blacklist. I'm expecting insane levels of contacts/resources for Red, for example, or maybe only one of those high and stunts to move the other trappings over...

But he seems to be good at almost everything, and almost an inverse of the pyramid.

We've used the above power to great effect over at RNYC.

If you have ripost your defense roll and your attack roll are the same thing.  The number of shifts your enemy misses by is the same number of shifts that you hit them with your ripost attack.

So I'd allow it.  I'd even allow it after he knew the attack was going to miss so he could push his dodge(and therefore his attack) higher.

Most people will only use just enough tags/fps to get the miss but ripost encourages dodging by lots n lots of shifts.

You know what I mean?  Technically, they are spending their tags on their defense roll.

agreed

No.  Block difficulty is established by the person setting up the block.  It requires taking an action that is not full defense to set it up.

Full defense is a bonus to all defense rolls made until the next exchange.  It does not seem to be typed but the skill needs a defense trapping (athletics, fists, weapons, rapport, discipline, sometimes other skills and stunts can mix it up).  There are no defense rolls with blocks.  The defense outcome = block strength.

Magical blocks can be set up as armor instead of a block.  Armor-type blocks of course do stack with full defense (Dresden with his armor 3 duster on still removes 3 shifts from an attack that hits in spite of his full defense, as long as it is a physical attack, not social or mental)

This.

The Full Defense gives a +2 to your dodge/deflect roll. You use the higher of a block or your defense when seeing if something hits or how much stress gets through. Full Defense is a good option if you expect someone to break the Block.

I applaud Cadd and narphoenix for their research

Why not? There's no limitation on the number of wards one can put on a building. Even the Paranetters who are minor talents have learned how to build up a defense of multiple small Wards - and more powerful wizards have multiple Ward types with multiple different trigger conditions even. Harry is a good example of that. Essentially, the Landmine puts a single shift of power into an alarm Ward and the remaining shifts into the Landmine itself.

I would think so from the dresden books, but YS 276-277 (last paragraph of 276 spills over) reads:

By default, a ward lasts until the next sunrise
unless you add complexity to make it last longer,
which is explained in “Duration and Enhanced
Evocation” (page 265). In addition, any spells you
wish to include as part of the ward construct
add their complexity values directly onto the
ward. It must all be cast as one spell. If you want
a layered defense, you’ll have to spend a bit of
time setting it up.