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<blockquote data-quote="feartheminotaur" data-source="post: 6845979" data-attributes="member: 6801354">My 2 cents in order:No. Half for unintended consequences (Example: Two handed &quot;power attack&quot; Sneak Attack) and half because I like weapon variation (some weapons are versatile or finesse - expanding the feat gives 2H weapons nothing like that; 'heavy' becomes pointless).&nbsp; The second objection could be overcome by replacing the &quot;heavy&quot; property with one that is unique to those weapons (e.g., Brutal).No.&nbsp; I prefer to tone the feat down to minus proficiency on the attack plus double proficiency on damage (-2/+4 up to -6/+12).&nbsp; That's one of the few changes I make to the core rules when I DM.General?&nbsp; I'll refer to the first answer, but substitute &quot;Sharpshooter Scorching Ray&quot; as the example here.&nbsp; Additionally how to you &quot;sharpshoot&quot; a ray of disintegration?I'd like to see more options like the Battlemaster maneuvers be available, via feat, for any character.&nbsp; A &quot;you can use this to trip&quot; feat would be sweet for a War Cleric with a flail, for example.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="feartheminotaur, post: 6845979, member: 6801354"] My 2 cents in order: No. Half for unintended consequences (Example: Two handed "power attack" Sneak Attack) and half because I like weapon variation (some weapons are versatile or finesse - expanding the feat gives 2H weapons nothing like that; 'heavy' becomes pointless). The second objection could be overcome by replacing the "heavy" property with one that is unique to those weapons (e.g., Brutal). No. I prefer to tone the feat down to minus proficiency on the attack plus double proficiency on damage (-2/+4 up to -6/+12). That's one of the few changes I make to the core rules when I DM. General? I'll refer to the first answer, but substitute "Sharpshooter Scorching Ray" as the example here. Additionally how to you "sharpshoot" a ray of [I]disintegration[/I]? I'd like to see more options like the Battlemaster maneuvers be available, via feat, for any character. A "you can use this to trip" feat would be sweet for a War Cleric with a flail, for example. [/QUOTE]

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