Okay, here's the revised Telekinesis. Definitely in the nosebleeds and migraines section of psychic powers now...

Telekinesis
When you move something with your mind, despite the pain, roll +Weird.

• On a 10 or more, you move it as desired. Choose two options and mark 1-harm.
• On a 7-9, you move it, but it hurts. Choose one option and mark 2-harm.
• On a 6 or less, something goes horribly wrong.

Telekinesis options (anything not picked is not true):

• Someone is trapped.
• Someone is hurt (2-harm smash).
• Something catches fire.
• Something is flying under your control.
• Something goes just where you want it.
• Mark 1 less harm.

(Advanced telekinesis result is unchanged).

If I can I will playtest these as soon as I can gather some friends, by chance I was already wanting to do a more investigative style, (I usually do). I will let you know what my group thinks, if and when I can get them together.

Great! I'd love to hear how it goes (if it works out).

I've created an experimental document with some rules tweaks for playing games with a focus on investigating weirdness rather than just hunting down monsters.

You can grab it from the MotW site.

Fair warning: this is all un-tested. I’d love to hear how it goes if you give it a try.

Amongst the extra official playbooks is The Snoop, who is a journalist along the lines of Kolchak. That might suit your idea. You can grab that from my website: http://www.genericgames.co.nz/files/MotW_Revised_Extra_Playbooks.zip

It might be that you are trying to pack a bit much in before play, however. It might be worth taking something that is mostly right and let other aspects develop in play, as you level up and can take extra moves and rating points.

Yes, it could be used that often. I imagine that the hunter might need to take a few seconds of concentration to focus their magic as well - but it's always up to you how it should work in your game.

Sorry, hadn't checked in for a while.

The others by me you can get on the genericgames site and/or the reinforcements package on drivethru are all official, yes.

The only change to the hunter playbooks in revised is the experience section, so you can happily use the old ones as long as you remember to ignore what the playbook says about marking experience.

The Luchador is semi-official, in that I've given it out to some purchasers and I worked closely with Reid San Filippo drafting it. Reid's other hunters are great too, so although unofficial they are all worth checking out.

Yes, still on - I've sent you an email with a link for it. I did notice that I haven't updated the Action Scientist for the revised edition yet (this affects the experience section). I'll post here when I have a revised version for you.

In fights, just describe them doing their thing. If it's established, add their harm to what a hunter is doing with their weapons (and an ally will just do an amount of harm based on their weapon and abilities).

If the hunter rolls a miss, harming an ally is a perfectly reasonable way to respond.

Also look for opportunities to have allies make things harder: e.g. "you can either take an easy shot at the monster or protect your ally, but not both"