I second Haru. No Claws/Fangs Power = no weapon bonus. That doesn't mean he doesn't have any fangs, just not the Fangs with capital F :-) Btw. we have a werewolf without Claws in our game and we do it this way, too. Just no weapon bonus, that's it.
And yes, compelling the High Concept is the way you bring the RCI's hunger into the game. It's limiting the character's choices, complicating their life and it's worth a Fate Point, of course.

Edit: Too late, I see :-)

First of all, I must say I really like the complexity of your answers and your approach, Taran. I largely agree that it's the story of the PCs, not of the NPCs (I will address that later in my post again). On the other hand I know the player and I know the character he's playing and I want to prepare myself for at least some of the more probable solutions he might come up with. The story is always leaning towards some direction, formed (at least partly) by the general environment the characters are in. In this case I intend to "make" the PC and the NPC cooperate in a generally hostile environment of unstable portals leading to God knows where. This could lead to some very interesting tension in their dynamically changing love-hate relationship of mutual addiction and dependence. Or at least that's what I'm offering. If the player decides against that the story will go a different way, that's clear.

But if the story goes "my" direction I'll need to manage the vampire's Hunger somehow. In a mostly real-seeming story progress, if you understand me. What I think the werewolf will do is that he will at some point feed her his own blood. His situation in this respect is a little bit easier for him because he possesses the Inhuman Recovery ability. So, he can do it in a not-very-harming way if he somehow manages to make the vampire feed slowly. Which will pose a challenge, of course :-) Btw., what do you think about the "one consequence inflicted = one point of lost abilities regained" ratio? Too boring/simple?

And finally a general note on the role of NPCs. As I said I largely agree with your point that it's the PCs' story. On the other hand, though, a good and important NPC should be radiating some infuence, forming the general background and, partly, even the story itself. That's why I care for the NPCs because they are partners (both in the positive and the negative way) to the PCs in shaping the overall story. I believe that both of us, in fact, share very similar points of view. I just wanted to explain myself a little bit.

Thanks, Taran. You're right. It probably isn't a big deal either way.

Gentlemen, I have a question regarding the grappling rules. As a supplemental action the grappler is allowed to make an unopposed manoeuvre and place a temporary 1-shift aspect on his opponent. Is it possible to tag this aspect in the same round for maintaining the grapple? According to RAW it seems to me that it is possible – the supplemental action goes first. On the other hand this makes the "not doing anything, concentrating on the grapple" option useless. If the grappler doesn't use the supplemetal action he gets +0 for maintaining the grapple. If he does the supplemental action manoeuvre, he gets -1 on the subsequent roll but also a +2 for tagging the aspect, which makes a +1 at the end. Thank you for your thoughts.

Thank you for your reactions so far. I like your idea, moireth. I was somehow stuck with tags and invokes but this is elegant, indeed. Maybe compels really do solve everything :-)

Taran, your ideas are also very helpful. There are more ways around as I can see. An intelligent and cautious vampire who's not afraid of using the blessings of modern technology can achieve quite a lot :-)

Thank you, Sanctaphrax. I'll give it a look. I'm not acquainted with these additional web materials so some directing is always appreciated.

Well, I think Penny would be very … tuitable for Reon. Yes, tuitable is the right expression

Frankly speaking, I don't care much what you change or not. He's an NPC in our universe and nothing will change for us if you use the concept or name or whatever. You can use any of my dramatis personae or story setting ideas (both in my signature) as a source of inspiration. As for your other question: In our version of the universe he became Warden sometimes between 1990 and 1992. I don't know whether that is pre-Dead Beat or not as I haven't read the books :-) I just like DFRPG and loosely model my Prague setting on it. There might even be no Harry in our version of the universe. Speaking about an apprentice I could imagine Reon having a fanclub of young inexperienced girls/women fascinated with him. Some of them might even possess some arcane talent. In our universe he would certainly abuse this fact in some way as he is an egocentric asshole, a Lawbreaker and with the Lecherous aspect. But again, use or change whatever fits your needs.