So, came up with two concepts for a campaign concept I am working on, and want opinion/suggestions on the from the community. Thanks

Child of the Armageddon
A Child of the Armageddon is one who carries the taint of Darkness (be it demons, Outsiders, Hell, etc) within their blood. This taint is passed down through the generations from parent to child. This taint endows the Child with an extraordinary power, however, the ability to absorb the power(s) of any Supernatural Being touched.

Musts
High Concept Must include your tainted nature (ex: Child of the Armageddon Detective, or Demon Tainted Cop)

Powers:
(-Varies) Mimic Abilities (note, as a Child is not a shapeshifter, they suffer a hunger track similar to that of a Vampire (as noted below). )
(+1) Feeding Dependency (Powers):  At the end of a scene where a Child takes the powers and/or skills of another, or uses already acquired powers, they suffer an attack equal to the number of refresh taken, resisted by their discipline. Instead of a loss of powers, however, failure to deal with any stress overflow results in 1 free compel on the character per stress not absorbed.

Important Skills: None
Minimum Refresh Cost (-Varies)
From the Casefiles: Shannara Chronicles Season 2
 
Fiction
A fiction is exactly what is sounds like, a being formed from the imagination of a mortal. In reality, a fiction is actually a Spirit being, that has manifested a physical form based on inspiration drawn from a mortal mind. However, once the form is taken, the Being is, for all intents and purposes, the fictional character who the Spirit appears to be (ex: A Fiction of Captain James T. Kirk, IS Captain James T. Kirk physically and mentally). The Fiction does retain knowledge of who it truly is, but they will not admit this to anyone, though they do go out of their 3way to fit in (meaning Captain Kirk will blend in, not run around asking where his starship is, or shooting random people with his phaser.) While fictions can be beings out of fantasy (Halflings, dragons, etc) the spirits involved tend to prefer modern and science fiction beings to become.

Musts
High Concept Must include fictional nature (ex: Fiction Security Guard or Fiction Soldier)

Powers:
All powers are based on the character the fiction is, with the exceptions below. Most powers will manifest as Objects of Power (with only the first one getting the refund as per the rules)
Human Form (+1)
Swift Transition with No Mortal Home (-1)

Important Skills: None
Minimum Refresh Cost (-Varies)
From the Casefiles: Various Sources

So, while bored at work with time to kill I've been looking over various DFRPG resources and such online. While reading through this one site that calls itself a DFRPG Workshop (http://www.myth-weavers.com/wiki/index.php/LearnDresdenFilesRPG) I came across this statement regarding refresh

He started with 10 Refresh, and I spent 7 of them on Mortal Stunts and Supernatural Powers (he's the son of a Titan, he needed some pizzazz!). That leaves him with an Adjusted Refresh (the refresh remaining) of 3. At every Milestone, assuming he's spent his FP below 3, he would be granted enough FP to bring him to 3 for the start of the next chapter or adventure.

Now, I THOUGHT Fate points refreshed every session, not every milestone. Am I correct or is this GM? Because if they refreshed every milestone, that would make compels MUCH more important to players

Kept this seperate from my other question, for clarity sake.

Anyhow, Incite Emotion. What exactly does it do? Incite Emotion:Lust. Is it only a maneuver ability? How would one ustilize it as an attack?

And more importantly, how is it utilized in Grave Peril, when Thomas forces the Nightmare-possessed Lydia to forgo anything but wanting to get it on with him?

One of my players has posed a question thta I am not sure of. They're character is primarily a Social character, with few physical combat abilities. Now, they have been using social maneuvers to place aspect during physical conflicts, but want to do more. What they asked was can they initiate Social Combat on a target, while a physical combat is already in progress? Now, it seems a little odd to me for the Supermodel in the group to suddenly start taunting the Ogre and telling him how uneducated he is to cause him to flee, but, it also seems possible.

Any ideas/suggestions?

Got a real poseur from one my players. They're looking at making a pure mortal, but we're wondering if he takes an item of power does he lose the pure mortal bonus to his refresh

My NYC Campaign is beginning to form up. Or at least the concepts are. My group is looking at another 6 months of the Pathfinder Campaign were in nwo, then my Dresden Game rolls in. Anyhow, here's what I'm looking at so far for characters by their High Concepts:
Prophisized "Angel" Daughter of Aphrodite (Yep, she's a halfblood Victoria's Secret Supermodel with a prophecy about her)
Veteran War Wizard Looking for a Cause (Player is angling for a wizard not happy with the Council's choices, looking for something to fight for other than just survival. My game is while the Vampire War is still going on)
Red Court Infected ex-CTU Agent (Sorta Jack Bauer as a Infected. Mercenary for hire now)
Clueless Scion of Tymora ('Luckiest' person on Earth. Drawbacks though. Using powers has a hunger track, where he must take the luck form those around them, ie putting an aspect of bad luck temporarily on someone, not always a PC, for each hunger box)
Only Daughter of the Leananshide (Need I say more?)

My concern is this. How do I keep the Wizard form solving every problem with Thaumaturgy? Need information, summon a demon and bargain for info, or summon a LOA? Looking for someone, tracking spell. etc.

Just looking for some advice here

I'm beginning the ground work on a DFRPG campaign. However, it won;t be complete by the books Dresdenverse, as I am already merging in the Percy Jackson novels, as well as the Buffyverse. Anyhow, I'm working on my new Character templates to supplement those of the Base game and would appreciate the community's review of them. I'll post the first one shortly. I have also decided to work up many of the NYC locations for my group and when the campaign starts, let them just work on 1 or two they'd like to add, so, I'll probably be posting them along with NPC's here as well.

2/1/12 - Seeing as how alot has been posted here already, will try to use this initial posting to list everything for easy access so those poking their heads in here can see what is hidden in this post.

4/27/12 - Obsidian Portal site up, and all information will be posted there from now on, except for things I need opinions/reviews/help on Site is http://www.obsidianportal.com/campaign/shadows-over-new-york/wikis/home-page

Templates: Hellmouth Vampire, Cintran Elf, Immortal, Knight of the Word, Vampire Slayer, Halfblood
Locations: Empire State Building, Studio 54, The Shop Around The Corner, Main Branch NY Public Library, 55 Central Park West
Powers: The Olympians, The Henriksen Scourge, The Escobado Cartel, House Howe, The Fomor, The Lucciano Syndicate
Themes: The Capital of the World, The City So Nice they Named It Twice, The City That Never Sleeps, Crossroads of the World
Magical Groups: The White Council, The House of Life, Anonymous, The Watcher's Council

Well, I just got my DFRPG books, and when I can get myself to read the rules rather than the comments, I am impressed (Sorry, the whole Dresden, Will, Bob thing is just too funny!  )

Anyhow, I wish this game had eben released a year ago, as I am now running a d20 Modern game that it owuld have been perfect for. Anyhow, reading through the rules and such has convinved me the next time I use the current game's universe, it will be DFRPG.

First a little background, so you all can see where I am coming from. The original campaign concept was a group of supernatural/alien characters are recruited by a mysterious government agency to investigate a series of murders in a Dresden/Buffy style Universe. Yes, I said Aliens and Supernatural in the same sentence  The beginning group consisted of:
White Council Mage
Immortal (Highlander Type)
Cerean(Lizard from original V miniseries) Psionisist
Founder (shapeshifter from DS9)
White Court Vampire
Harrowed(Deadlands) Hexslinger
Pure Mortal Non-believer

As you can see, I did borrow form many sources. And seeing how my main protagonists of the group is the denarians, Dresden is where I borrowed from the most. The group has had to deal with summoned demons, Shanarran Elves (aka Terry Brooks' elves) and other things.

Anyhow, the entire purpose of this post is what other sources could be imported into a DFRPG withough destroying it's flavor?

Some of the ideas I've had that would be perfect, perhaps with some tweaking would be:
Buffy the Vampire Slayer (even if there was a reference or two to the show in the books)
Knights of the Word (Terry Brooks)

Your thoughts?