My group has agreed to try the DFRPG, but only really has experience with d20 systems. I had planned to run a d20 Modern game, but they were more interested in a completely different system for an urban fantasy game. I want to keep things simple on my end, so I thought about converting a d20 Modern module to Dresden to have something going on in the background for them to interact with. Has anyone had any experience with converting d20 modules to DFRPG or Fate in general? Some things I have to consider:

1) Power Level. The module assumes 1st level characters unaware of the supernatural, so I was thinking the PCs would start at Feet in the Water. One player has expressed interest in playing a werewolf, so I thought he could take some of the basic required were-powers and build up as they hit major milestones. Story-wise it may be that they'll all just be familiar wih their own powers and lore, but have only heard stories of other creatures and supernatural abilities.
2) D&D races and creatures. I will try to stick to Dresdenverse creatures when possible, but there are several I will have to build, such as kobolds, bugbears, giant spiders, an oni (ogre mage) and a demon or two (eventually).

I'm sure I'll think of more, but this is a good start. Thanks in advance for any suggestions or advice!

Say I wanted to do a DFRPG-based game in a fantasy setting. Would spell casters be too powerful without the Laws of Magic in play?

I am still trying to teach myself the rules without having played the game. The example of an evocation attack in the book is a little confusing. Would someone be good enough to break down an evocation attack and resulting defense of the opponent?

Thanks in advance!

So I have run the first adventure of Wizards of the Coast's Age of Worms Adventure Path in a Dresden/Supernatural mash-up world using the d20 Modern rules. However, it didn't have quite the feel that I wanted. I have been studying the DFRPG rules for a few weeks now, and want to take a stab at converting the second module, The Three Faces of Evil. I am looking for advice on how to do so. I don't intend to keep every aspect of the adventure, just the bits that fit DF and Supernatural. For example, I left out the dungeon crawl in The Whispering Cairn, and kept the interaction with the ghost, the confrontation with the local thugs, the exploration of the abandoned observatory and final showdown with the necromancer. I am aiming for an on-the-road type game, so building the "city" is a bit daunting, and I don't know where to start. If any of you fine folks have had any experience with the Age of Worms, or running a DFRPG game that doesn't stay in one city, I would appreciate any advice you might have to offer. Thanks in advance!