And Morgan has aspects to show for it
1.  Mercy has no place in the Law
2.  Zealotry in the cause of Justice is no vice
3.  Merlin's Ally
4.  Combat Veteran

Okay, maybe not the third one.

Start twisting aspects.

"To Protect and Serve" could become "To Prevent and Survey"  (Survey as in Surveillance)

The real question i'm wondering is how many enchanted item slots you'd think for somethin like that? Mechanically would it be a "lore roll to detect and identify supernatural presence?" (similar to how the Gatekeeper's Ointment grants a bonus to alertness to pierce illusions.)

I totally missed this part.

For this you could make it like +2 on Alertness/Lore for seeing through veils and glamours.  But thought would require another refresh point of cost.

I meant, "line in the sand" and/or "chalk on concrete" circle.  Not block.

Yeah, I think the fact that most non-mortals don't use mortal weapons is probably enough.

Most things that would use guns tend to be on the practically mortal end of the spectrum (White Court, Red Court Infected, professional Ghouls).

If I am standing in a big circle (it is zone spanning) and a red court decides to fire bomb the entire zone, there is no reason I should be granted extra protected.

No, you got the right of it Babel.

The sanctum helps make declarations.  The better your sanctum, the easier it is to make varying declarations.

For example, if you want to make a ritual research based declaration from Lore (to "double dip" from Lore for complexity) you must have an Arcane Sanctum of value equal to or greater than the difficulty for the declaration.  So if you have a Great sanctum and it is a Good difficulty, you can roll your Lore (which may be Superb) to try for the declaration.

Specific passage:

As described in Scholarship (see page 142), the quality of a workplace determines the highest possible difficulty of a “question” or project that you can pursue there.

In this case the "question" is your declaration.

You can assume to have a workspace equal to Resources - 2.  So perhaps a Thaumaturgist (in Submerged) would benefit from having a Superb Resources in order to have a "free" Good quality Arcane Library and a "free" Good quality Arcane Sanctum (two declarations where you roll Lore).  Even if it meant lowering Lore by 1 (at submerged you can have 2 superb, 2 great, and 2 good skills, so you could go Superb Lore, Resources; Great Conviction, Discipline).

A straight up Resources declaration could be purchasing some component.  You could also use Contacts to take that component and have it blessed or imbued by "this guy you know."

FYI: I am ripping this idea off for an Oathbreaker's Ring [-2] item that alerts to the presence of nasty supernaturals and allows a person to use the Worldwalker power.  Basically you aren't just warned when nasties are around, you can also perceive (and traverse) weaknesses in the veil (where nasties may leap out of).

The catch is that the ring doesn't just warn of nasties that are after you.  So it can easily lead to paranoid characters.

I'll post it when I am finished.

Oathbreaker's Ring [-2]
Description: Folktales claim some mortal practitioner made a deal with a fae broke a deal and to evade punishment made this ring to always have a warning when debt collectors may be on the way. For years--some say until he died of old age--the creator was believed to have evaded all attempts to settle up accounts. Despite the name, the ring functions for any wearer, not just Oathbreakers. Over the generations various wearers have used the ring for very different purposes and the ring has developed into quite the tool for traveling the Nevernever.

Musts: An aspect directly referring to the Oathbreaker's Ring (doesn't have to relate to Oathbreaking).

Skills Effected: Alertness, Investigation, Lore, Survival
Effects:
It Is What It Is. The Oathbreaker's Ring is a ring has a large polished black opal set in it.
Supernatural Sense. You may roll Alertness to notice the ring has shifted colors (only the wearer can perceive this change, to everyone else it remains solid black) when in the presence of supernatural beings much the same as how Lore can be used for mystic perception. You are allowed this Alertness roll even in situations where you would normally be denied one.
Rift Sense. *cut for space*
Rift Maker. *cut for space*
Strange Worlds. *cut for space*
Discount Is Already Applied. The +1 refresh discount for being an item of power has already been applied.

It is sort of like Death's Cloak of Invisibility.  But instead of hiding, it warns and allows for potential escape.  The Lore skill isn't even necessary for the Oathbreaker's ring.

Enchanted item that performs a maneuver (opposed by stealth or discipline, whichever is higher) to place an aspect "Something Red Court This Way Comes" that you can tag for effect of "I know a Red Court is nearby"?

Basically it helps avoid being ambushed.

The problem is it would probably be used up in the first ambush you evade (if you have 3 charges and four ghouls try to jump you?).

It could just be an Supernatural Sense, similar to the tremor in the Highlander series.  Maybe make it an item of power [+1] that grants supernatural sense [-2] for three senses (1) White Court Vampires, (2) Red Court Vampires, and (3) Black Court Vampires.  The Item of Power version would allow you to make an Alertness check to notice your mood ring when you would otherwise denied the check.

But if it just says "monsters are nearby" it might never turn off.  "Yes, I know there are monsters in a monster bar."

Bear Grylls: Man versus Nevernever