For #2 another option besides A Few Seconds Ahead might be a modified Sacred Guardian power. I used one for one of my characters in the Boston game.

Foresight [-1]: as a slightly modified Sacred Guardian.
**Combat Clairvoyance. Eli may gain a boost to his attack rolls or defense rolls by inflicting a mental stress hit upon himself, gaining a +1 for each point of stress in the hit. This bonus cannot be greater than the maximum length of his mental stress track.
**Psychic? Definitely. Eli gains a +2 bonus to Alertness when rolling against surprise.

You can look at him more here for his build.

I like Sacred Guardian and this is a great way to modify it to represent Foresight. I like it, thanks for the idea.

Alright, I've got some rough ideas. Tell me how this sounds:

+1 rebate power, modifies a number of other powers.
You can store a number of "charges" equal to three times the total cost of the powers modified.
Using a power for an action costs charges equal to the refresh cost.
Recharging is fairly easy under normal circumstances, but too slow to work during combat and occasionally not possible for whatever reason.
If recharging is not easy under normal circumstances, further +1 rebate.
If you have multiple powers, you can make them require different fuels. This means that you get multiple types of charge, one for each (group of) power(s).  +2 rebate for 3 different fuels and +3 rebate for 8 different fuels. You can still only carry a total number of charges equal to 3x the total cost, so split them up carefully.

This looks good. About the rebate for different fuels: does it give an additional +2 bonus or does it just roll up to +2. To explain better: the power has a +1 rebate normally. When you use 3 different fuels does the rebate become +2 or do you get an additional +2 rebate, rolling it up to +3 totally?

I also agree that aspects could be used but this power does represent the need to "refuel" more often. And you can still have the player take Allomancy as an aspect of some kind and then Compel him that he doesn't have any steel with him right now so he cant use his powers to Push metals in this scene. He would still have his other powers and he would get a fate point for the compel.
I would be happy to playtest this power with my group Sancta, and afterwards I can tell you if it is broken. We are playing a different campaign right now and I'm not sure when it will end but afterwards they want to play my campaign. And perhaps this power can be modified further if someone gets any more ideas how to do it better.

What we need is a Feeding Dependency variant. One that represents needing a specific thing as fuel for a given power.

Tack that power onto various powers and stunts and you've got most of allomancy.

Though a few metals have effects that don't translate well.

I was thinking among the same lines. Perhaps Allomancy even being "magic" that doesn't deal mental stress but hunger stress, representing the "burning" of metals.

Add Wizard's Constitution, and I think you've got it spot on Sancta... after all, Bilbo got at least an extra couple decades out of it, and Golum a few hundred years... mind, they were decidedly worse for wear at that point, but...

Wizards Constitution is a great idea. It does prolong the life of the wearer. And the ring is perfectly done Sanctaphrax.

Alright, folks.

I gathered up every power I could find, stuck them into a list, and sorted them by type.

I think that this is the third draft of the list so far. It is 40 pages and 73 kilobytes long.

Dropbox link here.

Will post a copy to this thread, too.

Thanks a lot Sanctaphrax. That must have been a lot of work.

I had an idea for a campaign I would GM for some of my friends. It wouldn't be a DFRPG game so don't worry about the laws but I would use Fate for the system and a few of my friends mentioned that they would like to have some of these powers, but I have some problems in making the powers. And there are people here who are very good at making custom powers and abilities so I thought to ask for some help.
Here are the powers:

1. Psychomancy says you can supercharge your brain and thus improve your reaction time and make yourself think faster. So, how would you model this stat wise? It could be just placing an aspect of some kind on yourself but I would like if someone can think of a similar power that gives you some mechanical benefits.

2. A power that enables the user to see a few seconds into the future and thus allowing him to anticipate his opponents moves.

3. A power that enables the user to subtly pull on time in a bubble around them, stretching it and making time pass more slowly around them. This would enable the user to slow down time and get a few moments to prepare himself while his opponents are "slowed" down. I was thinking this could be just a form of Inhuman Speed, slowing everything around him.

4. A power similar to slowing down time, but one that enables the user to push on time in a bubble around him, compressing it and making it pass more quickly around him.

Thanks in advance for any ideas you might have!

CHAOTIC FATE [-0]
Description: For whatever reason, the randomness of your life is much greater than normal. Your personal bell curve is pretty flat.
Skills Affected: All
Effects:
Chaotic Fate. All of your rolls are made with six fudge dice instead of the standard four.
Aura Of Chaos [-1]. All rolls made in your presence are made with six fudge dice instead of the standard four.

ORDERED FATE [-0]
Description: For whatever reason, the randomness of your life is much less than normal. Your personal bell curve is pretty pointy.
Skills Affected: All
Effects:
Ordered Fate. All of your rolls are made with two fudge dice instead of the standard four.
Aura Of Order [-1]. All rolls made in your presence are made with two fudge dice instead of the standard four.

CONTROLLED FATE [-1]
Description: You can control probability to a limited extent, making life more or less predictable through magical power.
Skills Affected: All.
Effects:
Fate Control. Whenever you roll, you may choose to roll any number of fudge dice between two and six.
Aura Of Control [-1]. Whenever someone in your presence rolls, you may choose to have them roll any number of fudge dice between two and six.

PROBABILITY MANIPULATION [-3]
Description: God's dice are loaded in your favour. Your luck is literally supernatural.
Skills Affected: All
Effects:
Weighting The Dice. Whenever anyone in your presence rerolls dice, you may "lock down" one of those dice. Doing so ensures that the result of that die is the same on the reroll as it was on the original roll.
Palming The Cards. Whenever you are involved in an opposed roll, you may cause your opponent to reroll by invoking an aspect.
Fixing The Wheel. You may take a point of sponsor debt instead of spending a Fate Point when invoking an aspect in order to cause a reroll. Sponsor debt taken this way represents accumulated bad luck, karmic backlash, or the build-up of paradoxes in the structure of reality.

These powers are very interesting. I like them, especially Probability Manipulation. I think they represent the feel of magical luck/entropy very well, but I can't say if they are balanced before play testing them. Rolling Six dice sounds very powerful but it can also be very bad. I just can't say without seeing how they work.

Huh, I hadn't noticed.  I'll keep an eye on the thread and update the link after you post the new version.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/39806406/CustomFateTokens.pdf

Thanks for this link. It works perfectly

It didn't like me in Firefox but works fine in Chrome.

I'll post a direct link if Bubba Amon Hotep has no objection.

Thanks, that would be great.