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<blockquote data-quote="PrecociousApprentice" data-source="post: 4347674" data-attributes="member: 61449">That is basically the point of this thread and the many custserve answers to this question.It goes like this. If a magic item that posesses a power is used as an implement/weapon in conjunction with a class or racilal power, then the class or racial power gain any and all of the damage keywords and effect keywords for the power posessed by the magic item, whether the item power is used or not during the class or racial power use.In stepwise fashion.1)PC has magic item with a power that contains a keyword on the power.2)PC uses a class or racial power and uses the aformentioned magic item as a weapon/implement in conjunction with said class or racial power.3)The class or racial power gains any and all keywords that the magic item's power posesses.4)It does not matter whether the magic item power was used during this interaction, the keywords are always inherited in this way.5)Any triggered effects that are keyed off of using a power with any of the keywords now posessed by the class or racial power, including the ones inherited from the magic item's power, are now triggered.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrecociousApprentice, post: 4347674, member: 61449"] That is basically the point of this thread and the many custserve answers to this question. It goes like this. If a magic item that posesses a power is used as an implement/weapon in conjunction with a class or racilal power, then the class or racial power gain any and all of the damage keywords and effect keywords for the power posessed by the magic item, whether the item power is used or not during the class or racial power use. In stepwise fashion. 1)PC has magic item with a power that contains a keyword on the power. 2)PC uses a class or racial power and uses the aformentioned magic item as a weapon/implement in conjunction with said class or racial power. 3)The class or racial power gains any and all keywords that the magic item's power posesses. 4)It does not matter whether the magic item power was used during this interaction, the keywords are always inherited in this way. 5)Any triggered effects that are keyed off of using a power with any of the keywords now posessed by the class or racial power, including the ones inherited from the magic item's power, are now triggered. [/QUOTE]

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