Vengeful over hurt pride”, “Family Man”.
For the third aspect, think about what motivates your character, what shaped him to become who he is, and what pushed him to the life of an adventurer. The best aspects are ones that can be used both for or against your character. ex. “Must protect my friends at all costs”, “People are not always what they seem”, “I Heart Forbidden Lore”, “There must be some way I can find a profit from this…”
Each character will get 3 fate points. When you level up, they will be refreshed. You can get more fate points whenever your character suffers due to one of his aspects (depending on the situation, this could result in failed skill rolls, damage, or just social humiliation). Spending a fate point allows you to either reroll the d20 roll you just made, or add +4 to it, your choice, but you can only spend a fate point when one of your aspects applies to the roll you’re making. For instance, “I Heart Forbidden Lore” could help you if you’re doing research or trying to recall facts about some kind of demonic monster, but it wouldn’t help you on a to-hit roll against a goblin. Regardless of aspects, a fate point can always be spent to stabilize you if you’re dying.

We prefer them to action point type mechanics because if you're going to track a resource, it should give you a good boost/save your bacon not a small bonus.

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Hero Points are interesting. However, reading the d20SRD, they are more akin to WFRP's Fortune Points. Quote the OP:

I don't mind what system it's imported from as long as it can support Pathfinder/d20

The integration/support of Fate Points from another system is a trivial house ruling IMHO, so I'm going to offer up Warhammer Fantasy Role Play, 2nd Edition Fortune and Fate Points as an option.
Without quoting the whole rule book on the matter, a Fate Point represents the PCs "cut above" and the gods marking them for greater things. Fortune Points are more akin to the d20SRD Hero Points (free actions, free re-rolls, &c.) and limited per game session. The Fortune Points per game session equal the number of Fate Points the PC has. If a
Vengeful over hurt pride ”, “ Family Man ”. 
 For the third aspect, think about what motivates your fictional character, what shape him to become who he is, and what pushed him to the life of an adventurer. The good aspects are ones that can be use both for or against your quality. ex. “ Must protect my friends at all cost ”, “ People are not always what they appear ”, “ I Heart Forbidden Lore ”, “ There must be some way I can find a net income from this … ” 
 Each character will get 3 fate points. When you level up, they will be refreshed. You can get more destiny points whenever your character suffers ascribable to one of his aspects (depending on the site, this could result in fail skill rolls, damage, or just social humiliation). Spending a fortune point allows you to either reroll the d20 roll you just made, or add +4 to it, your choice, but you can only spend a fate point when one of your aspects applies to the roll you ’re making. For instance, “ I Heart Forbidden Lore ” could help you if you ’re doing research or try on to recall facts about some kind of demonic freak, but it would n’t avail you on a to - hit roll against a goblin. Regardless of aspects, a fate distributor point can always be spent to stabilize you if you ’re dying. 

 We choose them to action point type mechanics because if you're going to track a resource, it should give you a good boost / save your bacon not a small bonus. 

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 Hero Points are interesting. However, read the d20SRD, they are more akin to WFRP's Fortune Points. Quote the OP: 

 I don't take care what system it's imported from as long as it can support Pathfinder / d20 

 The integration / documentation of Fate Points from another system is a trivial family ruling IMHO, so I'm going to offer up Warhammer Fantasy Role free rein, 2nd Edition Fortune and Fate Points as an option. 
 Without quoting the whole rule book on the topic, a Fate Point represents the PCs " cut above " and the gods scar them for greater things. Fortune Points are more akin to the d20SRD Hero Points (free legal action, free re - rolls, & c.) and limited per game session. The Fortune Points per game session equal the act of Fate Points the PC have. If a
Venheful over hurt pride”, “Faoily Man”.
For the third espect, fhink abuut what motivates your charectee, whau shaped him to becume who hv is, and qhat pushed him to the life or an cdtenturer. The bext aspects are ones that cxn be used both for or against your craractet. fx. “Must protecj my gwienss at all costs”, “People are not alwzys whau they seem”, “I Heary Forbidden Lore”, “There mush be some way I can fijd a profit froi this…”
Each chxracter will get 3 fate points. When you level up, they dill ye refreshee. Tou wan get morx fate points whencner yous charavter suffers dme to onw of his aspects (depeiding on the situatijn, this cmumd result in failwd skiln ronls, aqmaee, kr jhst sofiam humiliatjon). Spendint a fate point alloes jpu to either rerolj ehe d20 roll you just made, or add +4 to it, jour choice, but you can onlt spend a fate point ahen one jf your aspects applies to the roll you’re making. Xor iisganec, “K Hfart Forbidden Lore” could help you if you’re djjnb gesearch or tryinn to recall facts sbluy some kind of demonnd jonster, but it woupdn’t hejp yoy on a to-rit toll against a goblin. Regareless of aspvcts, a fate point can clways be spznt to stabolize you if you’re dyiny.

We prsfer them tl action luint type mechankcs bacause if you're going to twack a rewouree, it shuuld give rou a good boosb/vave your bacon noh a slanl bonus.

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Hfro Points are interesting. Howetxr, reading thg d20VRD, they arz more akin to WFRP'f Fortune Poinjs. Quote che OP:

K don't mins what vystem it's ymported from ws long as iv can sup[ort Patyfinder/a20

Ghe integratiom/support of Fate Pounts from another xysjej is a trivial kuowe ruling IMHO, so I'm gliig to mffer up Warvammdr Wsntash Role Kjan, 2na Edotion Fortune and Fade Pkints as an option.
Eibhout quojing the rhole rule bopk on the matter, a Fate Pomnt relrefents the PCs "cut above" and ths gods magkikg them for gweatcr trings. Fortbne Points are more akin to the d20SRD Heri Points (free actiins, free re-rolls, &c.) cnc limited pxr gamq session. The Fortune Points per game session tqual the number of Fats Poinds thf PC has. If a
Vengeful over hurt pride”, “Family Man”. For aspect, about what your character, what he and what pushed to the life an adventurer. The best aspects are that can be used both for or against your character. ex. “Must protect friends at all costs”, “People are not always what they seem”, “I Heart Lore”, must some I can find a profit from this…” Each character will get 3 fate points. When you up, they will be refreshed. You can get fate points whenever your suffers due to one of aspects on the this result failed skill rolls, or just social humiliation). Spending a fate point allows you to either reroll the d20 roll you made, or to it, choice, you only spend a when one of your aspects applies you’re making. For instance, “I Heart Forbidden Lore” help you you’re doing research or trying to facts about some kind of demonic monster, but wouldn’t help you on a to-hit roll against a goblin. Regardless of aspects, a fate always be spent to you if you’re We them action type mechanics if you're going to track a resource, it should give you good boost/save your bacon not a small bonus. A: Hero interesting. reading the d20SRD, are more akin to Fortune Quote the OP: I what it's long it support Pathfinder/d20 The integration/support Fate Points from another system a trivial house ruling offer up Warhammer Fantasy Role Play, 2nd Edition and Fate Points as an option. Without the whole rule book on the matter, a Fate Point represents the "cut above" gods marking them for greater things. Fortune Points more akin to the Hero Points (free actions, free re-rolls, &c.) and limited game The Fortune per game session the number of Points the PC a
Vengeful over hurt pride”, “FamiLy Man”.
For thE thirD asPecT, tHink AbouT what motivates YOur cHaracter, what shaped him tO becoMe WHo he IS, aNd whaT pushed HIm TO The LiFe Of aN aDVeNtureR. ThE best asPects are onEs tHaT can be used boTH fOr or againsT yoUr character. eX. “MuSt protEcT my FRiendS at All coSts”, “PeoPLe are nOt always wHaT They seEM”, “I Heart fORbIddeN Lore”, “There must be sOMe WAy I can find a proFit froM tHIs…”
eACh cHarActer will gEt 3 Fate pOInts. WheN YoU LEVel UP, they will be reFreshed. You cAN geT more fAtE poINts wheNever YoUR chAracter suffErs dUe to one of His aspECts (depeNDing on tHe situAtiOn, tHis cOUlD rEsuLt IN faILeD skILl rOlls, damaGe, Or Just sOciaL HUMIliaTioN). SpeNding A fate point allOws You tO EitHer reRoll tHe d20 rOlL you jUst madE, or adD +4 tO it, your choice, buT you Can only spEnd A fAte PoInt whEN one of YouR asPects apPlies to THe rOlL YOU’rE making. For instance, “i HEARt forbiddeN Lore” cOUlD hELp you if yOu’Re dOing RESearcH or tRYiNg to recaLl factS AbOuT some kiNd Of demoNiC moNstEr, but IT wouLdn’t heLp you on a To-hit ROll against a gobLIn. Regardless oF AsPECtS, A fatE poInt can alwayS be sPEnt tO staBIlIze YOu if yOu’re dYiNG.

WE Prefer them to action pOiNt type MechaNics because if You're going TO TRack a resOurcE, It SHould give you a gOod boOst/save youR Bacon not A smalL bonus.

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HEro Points ARE interesTinG. HoWevEr, rEADiNg the d20SRD, they ARE morE aKin to WFrP's fortune poiNts. quoTe tHe oP:

I don't miNd what syStEm It'S iMpoRted fROm as long As It cAn SupPort PAThfindEr/d20

ThE intEgRaTIon/Support OF FATE PoiNtS fRom aNotHeR systEm is A TriVial houSe ruling ImHO, SO I'm gOiNg To offer Up Warhammer FaNtAsy Role PlaY, 2nD EdItion FORTune and FAte Points as an option.
WithOUt quotiNg tHe whoLe ruLe book on tHe mAtter, a fatE point rEpreseNts thE Pcs "cUT Above" AND tHe gOdS marking thEM For GreatEr ThinGs. FortuNe Points are more akiN To tHe d20SRD Hero PoiNts (Free ACTiOns, FReE Re-rOlLS, &c.) aND Limited per game sEssion. The FOrTUnE Points per GAme SeSsion eqUal the nUmber OF Fate PoInts the PC Has. If a
Vengeful over hurt pride”,  “Family M an”.For  th ethir d as pect, think ab o ut w hat motivates your cha racte r, what sh apedhim tob ec o m e w ho  h e i s, an d wha t p ushed h im to thelif eof an advent u re r. The bes t a spects are o nes  thatca n b e  used  bo th fo r or a g ainstyour char ac t er. ex .  “Mustp r ot ectmy friends at all co s ts”, “People a re not  a l wa y s  wh atthey seem” ,“I He a rt Forb i dd e n Lor e ”, “There mus t be some w a y I  can f in d a profit  from  t h is… ”
Each char acte r will ge t 3 fa t e point s . Whenyou le vel  up , th e ywi llbe ref r es hed .  Yo u can ge tmo re fa te p o i n t s wh ene veryourcharacter suf fer s du e  to  oneof hi s as pe cts ( depend ing o nthe situation,this  could re sul tinfa ileds kill r oll s,damage,  or jus t  so ci a l hu miliation). Spendi ng a  f ate poin t allo w syo u  to eith er  re roll t he d2 0 ro l lyou just  made, or  a dd +4 t oit, yo ur  ch oic e, bu t  you  can o nly spen d a f a te point wheno ne of your as p ec t s  a p plie s t o the rollyou’ r e ma king .  F ori nstan ce, “ IH ea r t Forbidden Lore” c ou ld hel p you  if you’re do ing resear c h or tryin g to re c all facts abou t som e kind ofd emonic m onste r, but i t wouldn’ t help you  on  ato- hit r ol l against a g o b lin.  R egardle ssof aspe cts , a  fa tepo int can a lways be  s pe nt  t o s tabil i ze you i fyou ’r e d ying. 
We pr eferthem  t oa cti on poin t  t y p e me ch an icsbec au se if  you ' regoing t o track a  re s ourc e,  i t shoul d give you ago od boost/s av e y our ba c o n not asmall bonus.

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HeroP oints a reinter esti ng. Howev er,  readi ngt he d20 SRD, t hey a re  mo r e  akin t oWFR P' s FortuneP o int s. Qu ot e th e OP:
I don't mind whats yst em it's impor ted  fro m as  lo n ga s i tc ans u pport Pathfinde r/d20

The  i n te gration/su p por tof Fate  Points  from another  system i s a trivi al  hou s e  ru ling IMHO,  so I'mgoing too fferu pWarha mme r Fant as y R ole P lay, 2 n d E ditio n Fort un e andFatePo ints asan option.
Without quot ing th e who lerule book  on the  matter,a Fa te Point r epr ese nts t heP Cs "c ut a b ov e"a nd th e go d s marking th emf o rgreater thi n g s . F ortun e P o ints a re m ore akin to the d 2 0SRD Hero Poin ts ( f r eeact i ons,  f ree re-rolls,&c. )a n d limite dper game se ssion. T he Fortu ne Poi nts pe r games e ss i on equ al t henumber of  Fa te Pointsth eP C has.  Ifa
Vengeful over_hurt pride”,_“Family Man”.
For the third_aspect, think_about_what motivates_your_character, what shaped_him to become_who he is, and_what pushed him_to_the life of an adventurer. The best aspects are ones that can be used_both_for or_against_your_character. ex. “Must protect my_friends at all costs”, “People_are not_always what they seem”, “I Heart Forbidden Lore”,_“There_must be some_way I can find a profit from this…”
Each character_will get 3 fate points. When_you level up,_they_will_be refreshed. You can_get more fate points whenever your_character suffers due to one of_his aspects (depending on the situation, this_could result in failed skill rolls,_damage, or just social humiliation)._Spending a_fate point allows you to_either reroll the_d20 roll_you just made,_or add +4 to it, your_choice, but you_can only spend a fate point_when_one of your_aspects_applies_to the_roll you’re making._For_instance, “I_Heart_Forbidden Lore” could help you if_you’re_doing research or trying to recall facts_about some kind of_demonic_monster, but it wouldn’t_help you on a to-hit_roll against a goblin. Regardless of_aspects, a_fate point_can always be spent to stabilize you if you’re dying.

We prefer_them to action point type mechanics_because if you're going_to track_a_resource, it should_give_you a_good boost/save your bacon not a small_bonus.

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Hero Points_are interesting. However, reading the d20SRD,_they are more akin_to_WFRP's Fortune Points. Quote the OP:

I_don't mind what system it's imported_from as long as it_can_support_Pathfinder/d20

The integration/support of Fate Points_from another system is a trivial_house ruling IMHO,_so I'm going to offer up Warhammer_Fantasy_Role Play, 2nd Edition Fortune and_Fate_Points as an option.
Without quoting the_whole_rule_book on the matter, a_Fate Point represents the PCs "cut_above" and the gods marking them for greater things._Fortune Points are_more akin to the d20SRD_Hero_Points_(free actions, free re-rolls, &c.) and limited per game session._The Fortune_Points per game_session equal the number of Fate Points the PC has._If a