Here are some new qualities and drawbacks that can be used in your Buffy campaign.
Some are my own, some are by others.
If you have any submissions, mail me.

Qualities

• Valkyrie Warrior (10 point Quality) by Sita (adapted from "Charmed")
  This female has been endowed with the power of the Valkyries, warrior maidens of a sacred island.
  NOTE: Can only be a woman. This Quality gives you:

  +3 to Stregnth and Constitution
  +2 to Dexterity
  +2 to Getting Medieval and Kung Fu

  Fast Reaction Time
  Nerves of Steel
  Hard to Kill 5

  Humorless
  Obligation (to the Valkyries)
  Honorable Level 2

• Daredevil (3 point Quality) by corystanish
  This is similar to the Reckless Drawback, with an added benefit. Not only do you have a tendency to take risks, you have a tendency to survive them as well. Whenever you do something dangerously foolhardy, you get a free re-roll of any one failed roll.

• Car Gal (or Guy) (Variable Quality) by corystanish
  Xander: "It's my thing that makes me cool, you know, that makes me unique. I'm 'Car Guy'—guy with a car."
  —3.13 The Zeppo
  In a Series starring teenagers, having a car at your disposal may not be a given. Varying levels of this Quality indicate the size and reliability of the vehicle. The basic cost for a normally reliable, basic sedan that seats you and 3-5 passengers (depending how cozy you want to get) is 2 points. You can bargain this down to one point by either making the car smaller, limiting it to you and one passenger, or by making it unreliable. If it is unreliable, you must roll 1d10 every time you try to start it. If you roll a 1 or a 2, the car will not start(in stress situations, this can be overcome by spending a Drama Point). If you want to spend 3 points on this Quality, then your car can be either a top-of-the-line luxury model or a larger vehicle such as a van that has more cargo capacity.

• Demonic Favor (2 point Quality) by corystanish
  Willow: "His debt to you is repaid? What did you do?"
  Giles: "I introduced him to his wife."
  —3.17 "Enemies"
  A powerful demon or other supernatural entity owes you a favor. This can be called upon at any time, but remember you may only cash it in once. If you use it for something trivial, then it may not be available when you really need it. The entity in question should be powerful enough to provide a significant amount of help.

Drawbacks

• Impatient (2 point Drawback) by corystanish
  Spike: "I had a plan."
  Angel: "You? A plan?"
  Spike: "Yeah. Smart, carefully laid out. But I got bored. All that watching, waiting. My legs started to cramp."
  — Angel 1.3 "In The Dark"
  You have a classic case of Attention Deficit Disorder. Anytime you are forced to wait for something, you must make a Willpower (doubled) roll to avoid abandoning the plan and pursue a swifter resolution. This makes undercover operations and stakeouts problematic for you and your allies.

• Public Residence (3 point Drawback) by corystanish
  This Drawback is not supernatural in origin, but it does have a supernatural repercussion. You do not live in a private residence, but in public place such as a boarding house, youth hostel, or motel. This means that a vampire can enter your dwelling without being invited. Faith had this Drawback for most of Season Three.