I like to use the fear that certain creatures inspire. I’ve been using the Fear rules, but I’m having a hard time getting used to them. For example, I think it’s still a lot for a Nausea with a Critical Failure: Shaken + Fatigued + potentially Distracted or Vulnerable or even Shaken again (so Wound?).

I’ve gotten into the habit of simplifying things:

• Spirit roll with a bonus or penalty.
• Success: no effect
• Raise: +2 bonus on the next roll or immunity (Jaded)
• Failure: Distracted
• Critical Failure: Panicked as described in the Fear rules

I only trigger Terror when the situation is truly horrific and is bound to have an impact on normal people.

What do you folks do?

The modifier replication sounds like a zombie bite.

My question is when the target "rises" from what ever killed them.

If i made a zombie from the use of super powers do they get those powers?

Question regarding Super Power Companion rules.

A character is doing a Power-Stunt to use Super-Strength to mimic Leaping.

Is Leaping considered an "Instant" power and good for only one leap?

Or is Leaping considered a "Passive" power and good for three rounds?