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<blockquote data-quote="Sunglare" data-source="post: 4671508" data-attributes="member: 61180">That didn't seemt o answer you question at all. He didn't mention what the damage is considered when being used in conjunction with a power. if a rogue uses a activated flaming dagger and sneak attacks with it isn't all that damage fire damage?&nbsp;If you keep SA/HQ/WC seperate damage from the type of damage your using from your powers then your opening up a can of trouble there when it comes to resistances. &nbsp;A wizard with the Rogue Multi class feat cast a Ray of frost at white dragon and by-passes the dragons resistance because the sneak attack damage is &quot;other?&quot;????? Just doesn't seem right because you need to have resistance for both types of damage if an attack has more then one. &nbsp;SA/HQ/WC is part of the attack and would use the type of damage the power is. &nbsp;All the CS proved was that Hunter's query damage is non-type damage normally which is a given anyways.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sunglare, post: 4671508, member: 61180"] That didn't seemt o answer you question at all. He didn't mention what the damage is considered when being used in conjunction with a power. if a rogue uses a activated flaming dagger and sneak attacks with it isn't all that damage fire damage? If you keep SA/HQ/WC seperate damage from the type of damage your using from your powers then your opening up a can of trouble there when it comes to resistances. A wizard with the Rogue Multi class feat cast a Ray of frost at white dragon and by-passes the dragons resistance because the sneak attack damage is "other?"????? Just doesn't seem right because you need to have resistance for both types of damage if an attack has more then one. SA/HQ/WC is part of the attack and would use the type of damage the power is. All the CS proved was that Hunter's query damage is non-type damage normally which is a given anyways. [/QUOTE]

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