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<blockquote data-quote="Crashy75" data-source="post: 4359089" data-attributes="member: 11017">These are kinda cool.&nbsp; They're sort of like 4e metamagic feats.I don't think you should have to select a specific power.&nbsp; You might trade it away, and this allows one to be a &quot;fire sorcerer&quot; without having to give up versatility.&nbsp; I'd select a specific energy type, and allow the player to convert all powers to that energy type.&nbsp; Something about this feat (or my suggestion) seems to whisper paragon, but I'm not quite sure.That's not too crazy.&nbsp; It's in line with other damage boosting feats.&nbsp; I'm not too fond of the name but I can't think of anything better.This one does seem a little powerful.&nbsp; You might actually roll a crit and sacrifice a healing surge for nothing, however.&nbsp; Perhaps paragon tier?&nbsp; And the name sounds more paladin than warlock.&nbsp; In fact, this type of feat might be more thematically appropriate to the paladin than the warlock in general.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crashy75, post: 4359089, member: 11017"] These are kinda cool. They're sort of like 4e metamagic feats. I don't think you should have to select a specific power. You might trade it away, and this allows one to be a "fire sorcerer" without having to give up versatility. I'd select a specific energy type, and allow the player to convert all powers to that energy type. Something about this feat (or my suggestion) seems to whisper paragon, but I'm not quite sure. That's not too crazy. It's in line with other damage boosting feats. I'm not too fond of the name but I can't think of anything better. This one does seem a little powerful. You might actually roll a crit and sacrifice a healing surge for nothing, however. Perhaps paragon tier? And the name sounds more paladin than warlock. In fact, this type of feat might be more thematically appropriate to the paladin than the warlock in general. [/QUOTE]

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