If a player took a power that allowed them to see through wall and already had evocation which has a line sight range can he then use evocation through walls as his line of sight is extended through them? 

I was wondering how many people would argue that powers have there own context and using them out of context is wrong? and how many people would argue the reverse that powers are tool to achieve an effect and the context is up to the individual character to describe the context for how he has that power. I have two examples of what I mean the first is inhuman strength which can be justified with magic with bizarre biology or even with mechanical contraptions the context for the power would be completely different depending on the high concept of the character using it.  The second example is Sacred Guardian a rather poorly balanced power which allows a boost to rolls at a cost of mental stress, if you look at this power like a tool it could be used to represent a great number of different feats such as biomantic boost (using magic to augment your body), certain mystical techniques, channeling a co-pilot etc. So I was wondering is it right to use powers as a tool secondary to character concepts or should the powers context come first?

Traditionally block are a all or nothing affair overcoming a block does not effect the value of any non-attack action at all. So as a house rule I was thinking of allowing Harrying Actions, actions that do not attempt to stop something but just make it harder to achieve. For example an 8 shift smoke spell to obscure peoples locations in a fog could by a 6 shift area block against seeing or it could count as 3 shifts suppression of sight (using the half armour values) which lowers the alertness skill of everyone in the fog by three whilst there in the fog. Do you think such a house rule would be game breaking? 

So I was wondering whether burying a physical immune opponent so it couldn't escape by collapsing a mine on its head, would it count as an attack, a grand scaled maneuver or a long duration block? It would effectively take the opponent out of the fight (until it digs itself out) but would also do no stress (due to PI).

Was just wondering does Living Dead come with immunity to poison (because of no blood flow), immunity to orbius and poison gas (no need to breath) and immunity to lots of environmental hazard which just wouldn't be a hazard to the undead. 

In my game one of the players saved up aspects (resource and contact maneuvers mainly about research and saving related aspects) and fate points  for about 20 sessions so they could have insanely high rolls for when they hired a body guard (52 Contacts + 56 Resources). Now given he has put a great deal of effort into this I was wondering what rewards would be appropriate and how to stat the bodyguard. Do people think adding the rolls together (or averaging them out) and treating it like a big summoning ritual (2 complexity per point of refresh +1 per point of skill + x for stress and consequences [before powers]) would work.   

I was looking through Your Story to see how it would run a duel of wills and couldn't find an appropriate page, so I am now looking ideas on the board and was wondering if anyone had runs such a conflict and how they did it? 

Was wondering how people would stat something like Spirit Meditation (where if you mediate after a battle and somehow help your body heal quicker possibly by directing your bodies effort), would Inhuman Recovery with a +1 catch of only when meditating work or would that not be fair not giving enemies the opportunity to bypass that recovery with some material catch?