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<blockquote data-quote="BryonD" data-source="post: 1162616" data-attributes="member: 957">Buried in my answer were two different thoughts.One, yes, I think that the effect you are looking for would be unbalancing.&nbsp; It is not a simple question of power gaming.&nbsp; If a sorc could effectively get around the spells known limitation with a feat, then the wizard would be pretty pointless.&nbsp; That is a bad thing, without any regard to the power level of the game or the presence or lack of &quot;munchkin&quot; play.Two, in the era of Open Gaming, the idea of a rule &quot;existing&quot; is pretty meaningless.&nbsp; If you meant &quot;Has WotC published a feat that...&quot;, then you should have said so.&nbsp; If you meant &quot;Has anybody ...&quot; then that is a different question.&nbsp; Without specifying WotC, the anybody option is going to be assumed in most cases.&nbsp; And anyway, if you offer a feat to your DM, they can either accept it or turn it down.&nbsp; They can accept a feat that you invented on the spot and they can turn down a feat published by Green Ronin, Malhavoc or WotC.&nbsp; And that last part doesn't even really have anything to do with open gaming.&nbsp; So if you want the feat, just ask your DM.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BryonD, post: 1162616, member: 957"] Buried in my answer were two different thoughts. One, yes, I think that the effect you are looking for would be unbalancing. It is not a simple question of power gaming. If a sorc could effectively get around the spells known limitation with a feat, then the wizard would be pretty pointless. That is a bad thing, without any regard to the power level of the game or the presence or lack of "munchkin" play. Two, in the era of Open Gaming, the idea of a rule "existing" is pretty meaningless. If you meant "Has WotC published a feat that...", then you should have said so. If you meant "Has anybody ..." then that is a different question. Without specifying WotC, the anybody option is going to be assumed in most cases. And anyway, if you offer a feat to your DM, they can either accept it or turn it down. They can accept a feat that you invented on the spot and they can turn down a feat published by Green Ronin, Malhavoc or WotC. And that last part doesn't even really have anything to do with open gaming. So if you want the feat, just ask your DM. [/QUOTE]

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