Not that I know of.

I'd be willing to take a crack, but I honestly don't remember much about Rawhead. What's it do?

The wiki has a bit to say about their lifecycle, and makes clear that they get big. But I'd want more to go on before writing.

Well, there is this custom Power.

I'm not sure who wrote it, but looks like my work. Even if I did write it, I can't say I'm a fan of it. Feels abusable at lower levels and crushing at higher ones. Canonical Feeding Dependency has similar issues, of course.

Anyway, it's there if you wanna use it.

The Sponsored Magic looks pretty good. Don't think it needs to cost 5, though; it's normal for a Sponsored Magic to have some kind of extra benefit, and this doesn't seem like an especially powerful one.

I'm not so sure about the Tattoos. It's not clear what you actually use the stress track for; can it absorb attacks? If so, which kind? And if you need to take debt to clear boxes, why not just invoke Aspects to defend instead of bothering?

And as for the library bonuses, they're fine but they build upon the most-ignored rules in this game. I don't think I've ever seen libraries played as written.

Being able to build enchanted items into your body's a neat extra, though.

Not really clear on why you'd want to associate other powers with your tattoos. Is there meant to be a Refresh discount?

Do you have the Fate System Toolkit?

It has a rather evocation-esque magic system called Stormcalling in it. And a bunch of other, more thaumaturgy-like, systems too.

That aside, you might be able to port over DFRPG spellcasting more or less unchanged if you also port over the other Powers. The systems are really very similar, apart from DFRPG's heavy focus on Powers.

The main sticking point is that Core compressed the skill list. Maybe Will could take the place of Conviction, while a magic-specific skill called Spellcasting could do Discipline's job. Might pick up some parts of DFRPG's Lore, too.

Thanks Sancta,

It would be great if you could throw something together.  I always like your creations.

I'd be game to try with a bit more information. Right now I'm pretty lost on the skills and Aspects.

I do try to make sure a warlock's Aspects reflect their "sins". I don't recall ever picking out an Aspect and saying "this used to be X before they broke the Laws", though.

I'm finding the details of the Powers a little tricky to follow.

Does transforming do anything, mechanically speaking, beyond healing you and letting you make mental attacks?

What happens when you fail a Discipline roll? Involuntary transformation? Do you still need make rolls if you're in full woge mode?

That aside, weapon 7 accuracy 1 seems overly swingy. It'll usually do nothing, but occasionally it'll just wreck someone.