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<blockquote data-quote="Samurai" data-source="post: 6353618" data-attributes="member: 3850">&quot;No matter how hot you think you are, there's always someone out there who's hotter.&quot;Personally, if you can completely overcome resistance and turn half damage into full damage in some means that doesn't also increase the damage to someone who has no resistance, or worse, has a vulnerability, then turning no damage into 1/2 damage should be justifiable.&nbsp; My question back would be &quot;if his fire is so hot that a resistant creature has no resistance, why isn't that vulnerable ice para-elemental also taking more damage from the extra-hot flames?&quot;Here's 1 possible alternate version of the feat, though it changes the nature of it.&nbsp; &quot;You can alter the type of elemental damage your spells do.&nbsp; By spending your bonus action to employ this feat while casting a spell, you can cause any spell that uses fire, cold, lightning, thunder, or acid to instead use a different energy type of your choice.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Samurai, post: 6353618, member: 3850"] "No matter how hot you think you are, there's always someone out there who's hotter." Personally, if you can completely overcome resistance and turn half damage into full damage in some means that doesn't also increase the damage to someone who has no resistance, or worse, has a vulnerability, then turning no damage into 1/2 damage should be justifiable. My question back would be "if his fire is so hot that a resistant creature has no resistance, why isn't that vulnerable ice para-elemental also taking more damage from the extra-hot flames?" Here's 1 possible alternate version of the feat, though it changes the nature of it. "You can alter the type of elemental damage your spells do. By spending your bonus action to employ this feat while casting a spell, you can cause any spell that uses fire, cold, lightning, thunder, or acid to instead use a different energy type of your choice." [/QUOTE]

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