But if we're going with the classic webs-as-gadgets Spider-Man, with web shooters as an IoP, then Breath Weapon is inappropriate. Items of power should never give Breath Weapon.

I guess we'll have to disagree on your ruling on Items of Power for Breath Weapon.  You could make an amulet of Dragon's Breath or a Bow of lightning bolts or anything that allows you to throw a Wpn 2 attack using Weapons skill.

I'm using Breath Weapon as a ranged attack so he can use Thrown Weapons from the Pitcher stunt.

Not sure what's with the pitcher stunt. Far as I can tell, Spider-Man doesn't throw stuff much.

He also throws tracers.

Name: Peter Parker aka Spider-Man
High Concept: Amazing Spider-Man
Trouble: I'm not just a kid... I'm 15!
Background: High school nerd bit by the science bug in a big way
Rising Conflict: With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility
Other Aspects: Friendly Neighborhood superhero, Spins a web... any size, Action is his reward,

Powers (16 Spent Refresh):
Supernatural Speed: move 2 zones for free, +2 Athletics [-4]
Supernatural Strength: +2 Grapple, +6 Lifting, +3 dmg w Grapple,  +4 dmg with strikes [-4]
Inhuman Toughness: 1 armor, +2 stress [-2]
Inhuman Recovery: heal wounds at 1 level lower, heal 1 Mild pr scene [-2]
The Catch: Pure Magic and/or poisons and toxins [+2]
Spider Sense: +4 Alertness vs Surprise [-1]
SpiderWalk [-1]

Item of Power: Web Slingers [+1]
Breath Weapon (Web Fluid): [-2]

Stunts:
Acrobatics: +1 dodge to full defense
Perfect Pitcher: use Athletics for Thrown Weapons (no Speed Bonus)
Infuriate: +2 Intimidation to Taunt


Skills (48 skill points):
Fantastic (+6): Alertness (10 vs Surprise Attacks)

Superb(+5): Athletics (7 with Supernatural Speed, Full Dodge 10, Thrown Weapons 5), Endurance

Great(+4): Fists, Stealth

Good (+3): Conviction, Might (Grappling 5, Lifting 9), Scholarship, Weapons

Fair (+2): Burglary, Craftsmanship, Discipline, Investigation,

Average (+1): Contacts, Deceit, Intimidation (Taunt 3), Rapport

Stress:
-Physical OOOO[ OO ] 1 extra Mild, armor 1
-Mental OOOO
-Social OO

okay here is few questions I have intrested
1. Can wizards create mantles of power like fey ladies?

If you mean can a sufficiently powerful Mortal Wizard bestowing powers upon another person?  To my knowledge it has never been done, but it could also mean transforming their target which violates the Second Law.

2. Can wizards give complete mortal some magic gear giving them super powers?
small explanation for second one lets say Lucio regains her ability to make swords and Harry asks her to make a sword for Murphy with some warden like abilities (while in cop mode she gains speed and supernatural instinct to dodge bullets and vice versa)

Yes they can.  However, it depends on how long the mortal will keep the gear for.

If it's a loan, the wizard can use one of their own Enchanted Item slots, assuming the Enchanted Item is built in a way that it can be used by another.

If it's a long term gift, the recipient would have to buy the item as an Item of Power and lose the Pure Mortal bonus (but that loss could be offset by the discount from the Item of Power ability).

You must have a different version of PP than I do, because mine doesn't say anything near to this complex silliness. How in the world would you adapt the Spell: Power idea to anything other than Glamours, then? Say, Toughness, or Claws, or whatever.

Thanks for the insolent response.

This is a house rule in my game for a specific case. The thread asked for how people used powers, and I shared. 

Probably not any unicorns...

I can see some of the more psycho members of the White Court having fun by feeding unicorns to unknowing humans and getting some kind of leverage to compel the humans that feed on the concoction.

I'm running a game with  8 Refresh characters in which two of them are wizards in training.  One of those characters has the Glamours Power with the Spell modification (very similar to Molly).  We have found that it works very well for that particular power.  Her Discipline is Great, so it's like getting a +4 on the Evocation roll which is automatically applied to the duration of the Spell.

I could easily see Spidey-Sense being useless in certain situations that are inherently dangerous: warehouses being on fire, Radioactive areas, Hdes or Hell, and certain areas of the Mos Eisley Spaceport.

Would you allow a PC to roll their Alertness roll (possibly with a bonus from the "Paranoid? Probably..." stunt) to detect a threat in any of the situations listed above? 

...I wanted to introduce as canon, like Sanya's last name. He's giving it a thorough once-over and whatever comes out in the end will be approved.

Can we assume that Sanya's last name as presented is official, or do we have to wait on that?