How often do you/or a player

Make Compels
Make Declarations
Have inter-party Social/Mental/Physical Conflicts?
Law break?

Also I have an Idea for an Clint Eastwood Character that I've been making for fun.


Character:  The Man with No Name
Player: Clint Eastwood
High concept: Emissary of the Old West
Trouble: Unforgiven
 Other Aspects:
Where Eagles Dare
Any Which way you can
Magnum Force
Coogan's Bluff
The Good the Bad and the Ugly ( or split these up and make them 3 aspects?)

skills
+5 Guns Athletics
+4 Presence, Endurance
+3 Conviction, Fists
+2 Alertness, Weapons
+1 Might, Intimidation

Stunts and Powers
-1 Marked by Power
-3 Item of Power
No Name's Revolver [-3]
Description: The Man with No Name's Revolver.
Musts: You must have an aspect related to your possession of this item. (Magnum Force)
Skills Affected: Guns
Effects:
[-0] Purpose. Forged from the swords of Fallen Angels the Revolver is to be used by its wielder to punish the wicked
[-0] It Is What It Is. A weapon 3 Revolver.
[-0] Unbreakable. As an Item of Power, this item cannot be broken except with a magical ritual predicated upon perverting its purpose.
[+2] One-Time Discount. It's a big revolver, not easy to hide, oh and its shiny
[-1] Did he fire six shots or only five? ...No need to count how many shots, Revolver never needs to reload +1 to guns
[-3] Do you feel lucky? Well, do ya, punk?... Being as it's the most powerful handgun ever made and could blow your head clean off, When facing an opponent, the wielder may spend a fate point to ignore all of that opponent's defensive powers and mundane armor for a scene.

-1 In the Line of Fire
Add +1 reach to normal Zone range on all weapons/guns

-1 *squint*
when an opponent rolls a Mental or Social Attack they are restricted to one 3 dice if in Visual Range

-1 Rawhide
Can Ride any animal

Refresh 10, Skillpoints 30

SO I've got this idea for a Wizard who is basically Magneto. I was thinking of using Earth/gravity magic as his main "power".
I was reading about gravitational lenses and how you can use gravity to bend light around a object
Also had an idea for his staff being a crude rail gun, that he could dump power into or slowly build up a charge like harrys rings.
I've only played as a gun thug before and the magic stuff throws me off. The level is neck deep and I think 20 refresh. Any ideas how to stat this? Like he's basically just a pissed polish jew in ww2 looking to avenge his family when he's picked up by British secret agents

So do we count a Smith and Wesson 500 as a Weapon 2,3, or 4?


they use it to hunt bears, it makes the 44 look like a sissy pistol

Should an enchanted Sword be able to kill a loup garou?

Seems like there is too much math involved, and need to know the Rules too much.
Is it just me, or is anyone else intimidated by playing as a Wizard?

We are doing a Game Set During WW2. Kinda Spy/Dirty Dozen theme.

Basically looking to make a Dum Dum Dugan type character, thats good at fighting, shooting, and spy work if need be.
Level is Neck Deep.

ideas?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dum_Dum_Dugan
What I have so far
Character is named (Lance-Sergent?) Joesph Moman, left the Irish Army and Joined the Brits to fight the Nazi's. 6 Feet 4inches tall, 250 Pounds, Red Hair, big ole' Mustache

So my character is a Gun Guy. He runs guns, its his high concept and everything.

So is it crazy for him to always have access to some Big guns. Like Ak47s (Weapon 3) Bear Hunting Revolvers (S&W 500) (Weapon 4?) or a RPG or 50 cal Rifle with incendiary rounds (Weapon 4 or 5?)
I have pretty good resources and craftsmanship.

Should I be spending fate chips for this stuff?
Same thing with special Ammo, I mean if this was me, and the Dresden stuff was real, I would get my hallow points and fill the cavity with silver.

So what I worry about is being seen as "Cheap" or "munchkin-ing", I've had NO problems so far with either of this in my wonderfull group and our excellent gm. Its more of a personal thing.
So for example

I have a 50 Cal Sniper Rife with a Scope, I spend one round Aiming, and use my Stunt "Scope User" which makes it pretty easy for me to pass a Aim roll.
Then the next round, I shoot the badguy, with my guns being 5 *assuming a Rolled a neutral* +2 for Aiming, Plus +4 for weapon, and I spend a Fate point to tag an aspect +2?.
Thats pretty good, Wizard Level to be braggy. But I was wondering If I could throw in a Naval Gazing Maneuver in there? If so what would I do, and when would I do it? Do I do it on the Aiming round, or what?
Also would this be against the spirit of the game?