Taran, when you say that Keen Senses is good as it is a blanket bonus, what did you mean? I wrote it to only apply to the Passive Awareness trapping of Alertness. Would that still be a blanket bonus, or should it be bumped up to +2 due to limited usage?

So bearing in mind that I haven't actually played a FATE game before, and am teaching myself from the DFRPG books, here are my attempts at D&D/Pathfinder races.

Dwarf - Stonecunning: +1 to rolls related to working with stone or metal (Craftsmanship, Scholarship, Survival)
              Hardy: +1 to Endurance rolls versus poison
              Supernatural Sense (Darkvision): see in the dark up to one zone away, in black and white only

Elf - Keen Senses: +1 to Alerness (Passive Awareness trapping)
       Resist Enchantment: +1 to Discipline (Mental Defense trapping)
       Supernatural Sense (Low-light Vision): see in partial light up to 2 zones away, full    color

Gnome - Small Size: as Diminutive Size, but all penalties and bonuses are halved (minimum 1); only -1 to physical stress you inflict per attack instead of only inflicting 1 stress
     and choose either:
              Supernatural Sense (Low-light vision) and
         Keen Senses

          or Echoes of the Beast: Low-light vision and Gnome-themed stuff

Half-Elf - Adaptability: Choose one Mortal Stunt
and two of the following:
              Keen Senses
              Resist Enchantment
              Supernatural Sense (Low-light vision)

Half-Orc - Supernatural Sense (Darkvision)
                Intimidating: +1 on Intimidation rolls (Threats trapping)
                Orc Ferocity: +1 Endurance (Physical Fortitude trapping)

Halfling - Small Size
                 Keen Senses
and one of the following:
                  Sure-Footed: +1 Athletics (Climbing trapping)
                  Fearless: +1 Discipline (Emotional Control trapping vs. fear)

Human - Pure Mortal +2 to starting Refresh
      +1 Fate Point

Sorry about the formatting. I tried to make it as easy to read as possible. Any helpful critiques are welcome!

I appreciate all of your suggestions!

Taran, is that dungeon crawl posted somewhere?

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!