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Sanctaphrax:
What's a Prince, in this context?

Con:
Powerful member of the court with their own subarea of control and power, roughly equivelent of a Duke.
I imagine their purpose is to protect children in one form or another. Jack Frost would be a noble, of Kringle's. Abilities would be flight, Ice magic, maybe a powerful artifact in his Crook of Winter.

Peter Pan would be a Prince of the Fairies   like Tinkerbell and purpose would be to protect Changelings of the Fae, and give them a way out of choosing by keeping them young.  Abilities would be flight, swordmenship, magic of the Summer, or Spring.

Sanctaphrax:
These were surprisingly hard. Not sure why, exactly.

(click to show/hide)Peter Pan (In A Submarine)

Peter Pan is the same irresponsible perma-child as he is everywhere. But he's got an important job, taking care of Summer's Changelings. He's not too happy about that, and tries to avoid doing any work. The one thing he reliably does is allowing male Changelings to join his Lost Boys. Lost Boys stay young forever, delaying their Choice indefinitely. Girls can sometimes join and sometimes can't, depending on his mood and whether he thinks they're icky at the moment.

He's also the patron of pixies, which works nicely because he has no interest in bossing them around and they have no interest in being bossed around by him.

High Concept: Summer Prince of Childhood
Trouble Aspect: Responsible for Changelings
Other Aspects: Childish Sociopathy, Lost Boys and Little Pixies, Let's Go On An Adventure!
Skills:
Fantastic: Weapons, Rapport
Superb: Athletics, Deceit
Great: Alertness, Lore
Good: Fists, Presence, Endurance
Fair: Survival, Stealth, Intimidation
Average: Conviction, Might, Performance, Investigation, Contacts
Stunts:
Captivating Personality (Rapport): Peter Pan can use Rapport for social initiative.
Laugh It Off (Rapport): Peter Pan can use Rapport to defend against mental attacks as well as social ones.
Powers:
Marked By Power [-1]
Wings [-1]
Seelie Magic [-4]
Greater Glamours [-4]
True Aim [-1]
Supernatural Strength [-4]
Supernatural Speed [-4]
Supernatural Toughness [-4]
Inhuman Recovery [-2]
The Catch (cold iron) [+3]
Total Refresh Cost:
-24
Refresh Total:
-3
(click to show/hide)Jack Frost (In A Submarine)

Jack Frost, like Peter Pan, appears to be a child. But in his case it's just an appearance. His mind is ancient, possibly older than Winter as a whole. He was originally an independent spirit of winter, and joined Winter millenia ago under unclear circumstances. He's been placed under Kringle's jurisdiction, which he doesn't much like. He'd rather be his own boss.

His Crook is a creation of Mother Winter's. She made it for Jack when he joined Winter, and so long as it is in his possession he is bound to the Court. It carries mercilessness within itself, and simply carrying it makes Jack Frost noticeably less kind. He's still far from cruel, though, and retains his soft spot for actual children.

Technically the Crook breaks one of the rules for a focus item, but nobody cares about that rule anyway.

High Concept: Winter Prince of Childhood
Trouble Aspect: At Kringle's Disposal
Other Aspects: Ancient And Wise, Young At Heart - And In Face, Too Kind For The Crook
Skills:
Fantastic: Discipline, Lore
Superb: Conviction, Rapport
Great: Scholarship, Empathy
Good: Endurance, Presence, Athletics
Fair: Deceit, Alertness, Fists
Average: Might, Investigation, Contacts, Survival, Stealth
Stunts:
Looks Like A Kid (Rapport): Use Rapport rather than Deceit to act harmless, childish, or weak.
Powers:
Marked By Power [-1]
Wings [-1]
Unseelie Magic [-2]
Greater Glamours [-4]
Evocation [-3]
Thaumaturgy [-3]
Item of Power (the Crook of Winter) [+2]
   Refinement [-4]
Inhuman Strength [-2]
Inhuman Speed [-2]
Supernatural Toughness [-4]
Inhuman Recovery [-2]
The Catch (cold iron) [+3]
Magic (without Crook):
Evocation (Air, Water, Spirit): +1 unseelie power
Thaumaturgy: +1 unseelie complexity
Magic (with Crook):
Evocation (Air, Water, Spirit): +2 unseelie power, +1 unseelie control
Thaumaturgy: +2 unseelie complexity, +1 unseelie control
Foci: Crook (+2 offensive and defensive unseelie power and control)
Total Refresh Cost:
-24
Refresh Total:
-3

Con:
I love It! Thanks Sanctaphrax.

Taran:
A 5e thread was trying to stat out Conan the Barbarian.  Have you done him yet?

Adventured into his 60s
Never encountered a man stronger than himself
Was an excellent leader?
An Wilderness Survivalist
Killed two Frost Giants by himself.
Good at climbing and sneaking and sometimes compared to a cat

I think he might be a Pure Mortal

This is a quote from the other thread:


--- Quote ---Also there's a sweet Athletics contest in Shadows in Zamboula where Baal-Pteor the strangler is trying to strangle Conan (and nearly does so) but Conan snaps Baal-Pteor's neck first. Saying that you aren't a man in Cimmeria until you can snap a bullocks neck with your bare hands.

Cimmeria sounds like the kind of place where if you didn't role good stats, you don't survive.

--- End quote ---

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