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<blockquote data-quote="No-Mouse" data-source="post: 7283043" data-attributes="member: 6920987">Ah, you're right. I did some digging, and it's in the PHB3.Changing Damage Types: If the damage types in a power change, the power both loses the keywords for any damage types that are removed and gains the keywords for any damage types that are added (the poison keyword is removed from a power only if that power neither deals poison damage nor has any nondamaging effects). For example, if a sorcerer casts dragonfrost through a flaming dagger and uses the dagger's ability to change the damage to fire, dragonfrost gains the fire keyword and loses the cold keyword for that use, since the power is dealing fire damage instead of cold damage. That use of the power can therefore benefit from effects, like feats, that affect fire powers, but not from effects that affect cold powers.That answers my original question in detail.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="No-Mouse, post: 7283043, member: 6920987"] Ah, you're right. I did some digging, and it's in the PHB3. [INDENT][B]Changing Damage Types:[/B] If the damage types in a power change, the power both loses the keywords for any damage types that are removed and gains the keywords for any damage types that are added (the poison keyword is removed from a power only if that power neither deals poison damage nor has any nondamaging effects). For example, if a sorcerer casts dragonfrost through a flaming dagger and uses the dagger's ability to change the damage to fire, dragonfrost gains the fire keyword and loses the cold keyword for that use, since the power is dealing fire damage instead of cold damage. That use of the power can therefore benefit from effects, like feats, that affect fire powers, but not from effects that affect cold powers.[/INDENT] That answers my original question in detail. [/QUOTE]

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