So I'm trying to turn each of the inhuman powers into two inhuman powers (largely because I'm bored). Here's what I have so far:

Speed: (reposted from the Assorted Questions thread)

Inhuman Speed [-2]
Improved Initiative: Your Alertness is at +1 for the purpose of determining initiative.
Athletic Ability: All of your athletics checks not to do with reacting quickly to outside stimuli are made at +1 (for example, you get a +1 bonus when climbing a wall, but not when balancing on a log). This includes dodging only when you also move at least one zone. Increase this bonus to +2 when sprinting.
Improved Striking: It's easier to hit someone, and you do more damage, when you are moving fast. As such, you get a +1 bonus to fists and weapons. When using thrown weapons, however, you do not get a +1 bonus, but instead increase the weapons value by 1.
Casual Movement: as in YS
Almost Too Fast To See: as in YS

Inhuman Reflexes [-2]
Improved Initiative: Your Alertness is at +4 for the purpose of determining initiative.
Athletic Ability: All of your athletics checks to do with reacting quickly to outside stimuli are made at +1 (for example, you get a +1 bonus for catching yourself if you fall out of a tree, but not when climbing the tree in the first place). This includes dodging. Increase this bonus to +2 when making a full defense.
Improved Aiming: Your quick reflexes make it easier for you to aim quickly. Gain a +1 when shooting guns or throwing weapons. This doesn't help with sniper stuff.
Ambush Reaction: When being ambushed, your quick reflexes allow you to react better than most people. Instead of defending at Mediocre, you can defend at half your skill level (rounded down).
Obstacle Avoidance: Difficulty factors for moving due to obstacles in the terrain (for example, trees or broken pavement) are reduced by two.

Toughness:

Inhuman Toughness [-2]
as in YS

Inhuman Fortitude [-2]
Musts: you must attach this power to a catch.
Absorb Damage: You gain an extra moderate and severe physical consequence.
Used to Damage: When an opponent tries to tag a physical consequence, they only get +1. It they tag for a re-roll, you can lock down one of their dice.

Strength:

Inhuman Maximal Strength [-2]
Improved Lifting: When lifting things, you gain a +3 to your Might score.
Improved Maximum Lifting: Once per session, when lifting things, gain a +5 instead of a +3 to your Might score.
Improved Efficiency: Gain +1 to athletics, fists, and weapons due to the fact that your body is better at using different muscle groups.
Bruising Strength: as in YS
Superior Strength: as in YS

Inhuman Explosive Strength [-2]
Improved Breaking: When breaking things, gain a +3 to your Might score.
Improved Jumping: When jumping, gain a +3 to your Athletics score.
Improved Propulsion: Gain +1 to your Athletics score when sprinting.
Hammer Blows: as in YS
Improved Durability: Gain Armor:1 against blunt physical trauma (ie things like punches, broken bones, sprains; not burns or cuts).

Sources:
https://www.acefitness.org/education-and-resources/professional/expert-articles/5495/7-different-types-of-strength-and-their-benefits
https://www.24life.com/four-different-types-of-strength-and-how-to-train-for-each-of-them/
https://www.bodybuilding.com/content/3-types-of-strength-everyone-needs.html
https://www.sanjaysoekhoe.com/the-different-types-of-strength/

Recovery:

Inhuman Healing [-2]
Musts: you must attach this power to a catch.
Total Recovery: as in YS
Fast Recovery: as in YS
Shrug It Off: as in YS
Poison Recovery: Your body heals and fights off the damage that poison can do as it is doing it. Gain Armor:1 against poison.

Inhuman Endurance [-2]
Musts: you must attach this power to a catch.
Vigorous: as in YS
Heal the Burn: Once per scene, as a supplemental action, you can clear your lowest marked stress box on your physical stress track.
Face the Pain: Once per scene, you can spend a fate point to clear your highest marked box on your physical stress track as a supplemental action.

Sources:
http://evilhat.wikidot.com/fate-v3:endurance-stunts
‏https://www.reddit.com/r/FATErpg/comments/3vidjb/need_help_on_healing_stunts/‎

Note that there's some overlap on Speed/Strength and Toughness/Recovery.

I remember reading/hearing a WoJ that Thor, being upset with his father, has decided to spend his time playing college football. However, I can't for the life of me remember where I read/heard that.

Does anyone else know? Or at least, has anyone else read/heard it? It seems so unlikely, I'm worried that I actually dreamed hearing/reading it and got mixed up.

Does dancing fall under Performance or Athletics?

Does cooking fall under Craftsmanship or something else?

Is giving someone a free tag on one of their aspects a reasonable benefit for a stunt? How often: once per scene or once per session?

Okay, I have a couple of questions regarding when the First Law of Magic is considered to be broken that I'd like people's opinions on.

First, what happens if you use magic to deal someone an injury that is fatal, but not immediately, and then kill them with mundane methods before they die of it? For example, what if you blast someone with enough fire that they will certainly die of their burns in a few minutes/few hours/day, but then before they do so you put a bullet through their head?

Second, what happens if you use magic to deal someone an injury that has the potential to be fatal if the person isn't careful, but if they are they'll live, and then they do something careless and die of it? For example, what if you give someone a bad cut on the leg, but if they stay still and try to stop the bleeding they'll be fine, and then instead they keep chasing after you and die of blood loss?

So is it reasonable for a character to have a motorcycle that's enchanted to be able to turn into a horse? And if so, should they be able to use their survival skill to ride it while it's in motorcycle form?

I found a list of really interesting stunts from Fate v.3, but the skills seem slightly different, so I have a couple of questions.

Is Resolve equivalent to Discipline or Conviction?

Is the composure stress track equivalent to the social stress track?

I was wondering, since entropomancy covers bad luck, should it also allow one to give people good luck, or would that be better handled by creating a different "luck magic" thaumaturgy theme?