So last game the PCs managed to inflict every last consequence on the big bad Master Black Court Vampire before it got away, including Extreme (it lost it's left arm to a blowtorch for that one).  All by the book too, had quite a few die rolls gone differently the BCV either would have been destroyed, or one of the PCs could have died.

Anyway, my question is, roughly how many people will this BCV have to completely drain to be fully healed?  By the rules only the minor consequence can be, but I think that is both lame and doesn't fit with how things work in canon.  Also, do you think the extreme consequence should be fixable with enough blood?  I can see arguments both ways.

So I have a BCV running around, and if he gets into a scuffle with the PCs I see him using his powers a lot.  He also isn't shy about killing by feeding.

So should I bother tracking feeding stress, or should I just have the BCV kill someone after any significant usage of powers?

So, next game the PCs are going to try to convince an NPC who's very skeptical of what they'll be saying of something.  How do I handle that mechanically?  Lying to someone is easy to handle, but I'm not sure how to handle it being the truth.  Plus they also will have to convince the NPC not only that they believe it is the truth, but that it actually is.

How long would it be after being turned that a Black Court Vampire could pretend to not be supernatural/dead when having a long in person conversation with some not-clued-in police detectives?

So the PCs in my game have hit another major milestone (or is that significant?  Whichever one gives a bonus to refresh.). The PCs are running out of relevant skills to take, so I said I would up the skill cap to +6, and change the default to +1 instead of 0.  I thought that giving any PC with 6 skills at +1 an extra skill point would all the change that would be needed, since no one has less than 5 skills at +1, but now I'm not so sure.  And even if it is how do I calculate the new "skill points spent" if someone makes a new PC?

What's the name of the Black Council member who got on the Senior Council, and what do we know about him that would be relevant to giving him game stats?

So the PC Sorcerer this past game ended up having to show in front of the warden Ramirez that she has mastered at least two elements with Evocation, and also used said Evocation to do most of the heavy hitting to take out a Denarian.  He then soul gazed her. 

So now she's going to end up joining the White Council.  I know who she's going to be apprentaced under.  I also told the player that someone will be coming from the White Council to assess her capabilities.  How do you see this playing out?

So the PCs are probably going to be storming the bad guy's home.  Said bad guy is a wizard.  How powerful should I make the wards be?  Just off the base complexity would be too weak I think, but I'm not sure how far to go in terms of additional aspects/declarations/etc.