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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mengu" data-source="post: 5320539" data-attributes="member: 65726">I'd be willing to create a feat to accommodate what a player wants but has no other way to achieve.The way Power of Winter works is pretty much how I'd be inclined to allow a character to create a signature at-will.For instance a sorcerer wants to use cold blasts instead of fire blasts. I might allow them to take a feat to gain +2 Endurance, change the type of Burning Spray to cold, and give enemies that are hit -2 AC.A leonine Razorclaw Shifter Invoker wants to roar at his enemies with Visions of Blood, so he wants to change the type from psychic to thunder (but keep the fear). So we make a feat, +2 Intimidate, change type to thunder, and increase the penalty to all defenses from -1 to -2.If you let it get abused, this sort of tweaking can indeed be abused, like there is a lot of nice support for cold or thunder damage. But in the case of say the invoker, it's nothing a thunderwave wizard can't already do, so the benefits might be inline with existing options. And the former example is no more abusable than arcane admixture.I would shy away from a blanket type change to all powers at no cost. You could want to just assume the use of a typed weapliment, such as a sorcerer using a frost dagger, but make it so that character's frost dagger property is actually innately coming from them rather than the weapon (this is just refluffing).</blockquote>