Sorry, I'll try to clarify; this turned into two questions

1) In a general sense, in people's opinion, what would be needed for a normal, moral person not using any enchanted items, to avoid being stunned by say, a direct taser hit.  This is more "what do you think," not what does the game say about that specific circumstance

2) I'm a little skeptical about the description of that NPC as a mortal, so I'm trying to understand what the NPC would need to be mortal, but ignore that hit.

Thanks for this, but could you please save it as an XLS format? I know OO can do it because I do have OO, but I know a lot of people don't.

Asking people to install a special piece of software is a bit much. Blame MS for not supporting the format.

I think I'd pass on making tattoo focus items.  Remember what happened to Harry's shield bracelet when he overtaxed it and consider that happening to something under your skin.

In one of the other games I play, with a tatto'd magic user, that actually happens. He has protective tattos and if he gets hit hard enough, they overload and burn him and burn their outline in his clothes.  In a giant battle he actually had his shirt reduced to ashes because he was hit so often.  I think it's both a great side-effect of such a powerful always-on ward and a really cool image.

Harry notes a few times that it's very easy to make money as a wizard, and that he chose exactly how he lives.  That has to mean that there's a way for wizards to live in modern luxury.  As someone pointed out, at the very least it's easy to heat water without technology or even magic. 

To stop a White Court from seducing you? Baseball and cold showers in a sports bottle.

You seem to have a real aversion to simple concepts...

The antimagic guy will also require a custom power.

PS: I'm really not sure about the balance of Strategist Of The Gods.

Simple is boring.  My DM gave me a go-ahead on at least the anti-magic part so that's settled, it's the other things about him. 

I don't want to post the wall-of-text I mortared together last night (yet), but he's going to be a technical and mechanical genius, who can put together any mechanical device and understand any electrical system.  He was working on secret government projects, including developing shielding against a "new kind of radiation" they had been detecting around certain humans (no words about magic or anything like that).  He gets thrown out and loses his security after protesting the experiments on humans and is pretty sure he is under near-constant surveillance at his new work-at-home Navy consulting job.  He has a few devices that charge from his body heat, but are ultra sensitive so that if they leave his immediate proximity while holding a charge, they will probably break just from background magic.  His aura will extend about 3 feet away from him, but with progress and training, he can pull it onto himself as a thin layer or project it outwards to a very large radius.

The thing that my DM liked, as I said, is that it also will be something the group has to overcome.  He can't be affected by healing magic and his reaction to portals and the Nevernever is anyone's guess.  Violent magic thrown at him will have to go through the field, and while small spells may dissipate, large ones can still get through and hurt him anyway.

I had another idea but I don't know of its quality.

We all know White Court vampires feed off of emotions like terror and sex.  I want another court, let's say Purple Court, that feeds off of feelings of faith and loyalty.  They would be a much less organized court, maybe not even really knowing of the existence of others.  They would be the most human-like of all the courts, except for their two big traits

1)  They have no innate strength or knowledge, but they are basically very fast learners.. They improve faster than humans, so for instance, any given Purple Court vampire who does not work out may not be stronger than any given human who also does not work out, when they do, they improve very fast; thus a vampire who does work out a lot would be very strong.  Same goes for things like practicing firearms, studying a subject, etc.

2) They feed off of the faith and loyalty of humans.  They are almost always in the positions of religious and military leaders.  While they passively feed off of the feelings of those they inspire, they can also take those feelings and magnify them in humans, doing this like whipping them up into a rage, or religious fanaticism (not in a negative way, just a YES, GOD IS SO AWESOME WOO kind of way)

My character would be a military-type leader with a cadre of 3 or 4 humans who are utterly devoted to him.  They are ex-Special Forces-type characters who are each proficient in firearms and melee combat themselves, but the real power is that the vampire can use his only power to turn them into raging, frothing warriors who gain strength and agility and ignore pain in order to protect the vampire.  At the same time, he inspires loyalty by fighting right alongside them and protecting them as he can.

/edit: To drag in as comparison another huge geekery of mine, think of the not-murdering-asshat Commissars in Warhammer 40k; part of their job is to inspire the troops to great heights of bravery and inspire righteous rage in the troops.   My guy would be very much like that, but also with a slight psychic component.