I read somewhere that JB has the characters of the DF set up as DnD characters, with character sheets and such.
Wizards of the Coast (Owners of DnD) also owns Magic the Gathering
For those of us who play magic, who do you think would be which colours and why?
For example, Bob might be blue/red, due to his faster paced nature

I have a couple things that I have been thinking about regarding the Coins.

1- If Harry were to pick up a new coin, which do you think it'd be and why?
2- What would happen if someone took up multiple coins? Would the Fallen deck it out for who gets to be the main one in the holder's head?
3- I don't know if it's been said how durable the coins are. I don't imagine they're indestructible, so what would happen to the Fallen if the coin were destroyed? Alternatively, if the coins are instead highly durable, what non-conventional uses could they serve? I was thinking a magical bullet of sorts; Harry and his kinetic energy storing and such could release it on the coin, with no need for gunpowder or fancy bullets.

Since we have seen other biblical ideas and themes, how would you imagine the Mark of Cain in the Dresden Files?

Context: The Mark of Cain was a blessing/curse bestowed upon Cain by God to prevent premature death - any damage done to Cain by someone else would come back to them sevenfold

There have been a couple of different posts on here asking about Chandler and where he ended up during the fight with Drakul.
However, the Dresden Files wiki says he was banished to the Nevernever: " while Chandler was banished to the Nevernever. "
Was there a WoJ that said this, or is this speculation by the writer?

Has anyone made the connection of Nemesis being named after a Greek deity of retribution (revenge)?
Born of Nyx (Night), Nemesis is the goddess of retribution against those who succumb to hubris (arrogance before the gods)

IIRC, we saw with Ethniu, one of the olden gods, that she was angry at the mortal world and those who sided with them

We have seen many Greek before - Hades, Hecate

I forgot which book, but in one of the earlier Files, Harry talked about how when working with magic, you gotta take physics into account - we've seen this more recently when he tossed the Cornerhound in the air and sent it flying, versus when it could hold onto the ground.
The example he used in this early Files was fire - how he had to draw the heat from somewhere, usually the air
That leads me to the question - why not draw heat from beings? Or cold, for that matter? Since Harry has that handy Winter boost, theoretically he could sling ice at one thing while superheating another by drawing the cold from that second thing. Or vice verse with fire.

Maybe he just hasn't thought of it, but Harry is awful clever when it comes to magical theory