That seems fair enough, and yes I did mean magazine XD
I checked the hexing table again and level 5 states that "older automatic weapons may malfunction" since a Henry Repeating rifle isn't even a semi-automatic I think it should probably be a 7 on the hexing table since it's most advanced mechanical part seems to be a lever not much more complicated than a regular trigger.

As an alternative to the item of power could I enchant the gun as an ordinary enchanted item provided that:
A: The Enchantment's strength did not equal or exceed the power level of the items level on the deliberate hexing table. So it could never exceed power 4 for an old automatic weapon but I could add more uses as normal instead of power.
B: If it ran out of charges then I would have to take a point of mental stress to use the enchantment as per normal enchanted item rules.

I thought the strength of the catch was based on how difficult the weakness was to discover once you knew what enemy you were facing.
If you don't know what you're researching the only way to discover whether you had the right catch would be trial and error.
If it wasn't the case wouldn't any Sidhe under a disguising glamour have a higher catch due to the added difficulty of discerning it's nature?

Surely anyone who's seen a movie featuring a demon (e.g. The Exorcist), or read a book or been to church would atleast consider the possibility that demons would be vulnerable to symbols of faith. I'd say it was fairly ingrained in popular culture. I agree that not just anyone could come by it though.

I'm also not clear why a physical impact is less acceptable than fire for a +2. Is it not simply swapping heat for force?
It's just a more likely to occur than fire. If the story took place on the planet venus rather than earth would fire no longer be acceptable for a +2 because it's more commonplace there?

Does this look alright for a Demon's Scion?

Inhuman Recovery [-2].
Supernatural Toughness [-4].
The Catch [+5]. The Catch is Holy Items/True Faith
+2 for only protecting against physical impacts.
+2 for being easily found out i.e. from one of any number of films, demons are vulnerable to faith and holy items.
+1 it's not extremely rare, but it's not something anyone could acquire.

Do I understand this correctly?

The Armour (o o) from the toughness will only protect him against physical attacks but the extra four boxes of physical stress capacity can still be used to absorb other attacks.
The Regeneration ability will reduce any consequences not inflicted by holy items or true faith.

Do I understand this correctly?

Okay, I didn't model the hearing on the echoes of the beast, I modeled it on Dresdens example stunt in Your Story: Listening [-1] +4 to hear things but your alertness drops to mediocre while listening. I took out the alertness penalty since he wouldn't need to concentrate to use it.
I see what you're saying about it being overpowered though.

I want it to be a bonus to hear things and to avoiding ambush provided that the ambushers could reasonably be making a noise e.g. the sound of footsteps on stone or a rustling in the bushes.
I think that it should be impaired in loud conditions such as an operational factory or a packed room full of frightened and screaming people.
It could and perhaps should also make him more susceptible to sonic weaponry such as flashbangs.

Now why didn't I think of that XD
Yeah, the trouble aspect sounds like a sound plan, for it getting stronger I suppose the GM could just call in more compells on it...

Hi, I haven't posted on here before but I was having a go at making a Fetch changeling character as they seem to be among the most physically formidable of the Sidhe and wondered if anyone could give me a few suggestions.

The Example Fetches in OW41 seem to suggest that they can have any Speed/Strength/Recovery/Toughness ability up to at-least Supernatural [-4] as well as Physical Immunity to magic (provided the practitioner is frightened), Shapeshifting and possibly Worldwalking (Via mirrors).
Although the physical powers are listed under each fetches shapeshifted form, so would my character have to take a Shapeshifting ability to access them?

I thought I could start him off with:
Glamours [-2]           
Emotional Vampire [-1] Fear               
The Catch [+3] Is Cold iron and possibly True Courage, governing:     
Inhuman Recovery [-2]           
Inhuman Toughness [-2]
and a couple of stunts related to frightening people

Maybe I could throw in Inhuman Strength or Speed or immunity to magic later. But I'm struggling to find different ways for their appearance to change as they delve into their Sidhe nature. In OW it says that they appear as: "vaguely humanoid, black wavering shadows with ghostly white eyes."
So here's my list of possible changes so far:
Eyes with an unnaturaly white iris
Unnaturally black hair
Unnaturally black skin
Shadow flickering and moving on its own
 
If anyone could suggest a few more that would be much appreciated