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This question has been asked in one form or another a couple of different times before in this forum (for example, here and here) but I didn't get the feeling that the community really had a clear (majority) position on this.
To restate, if a character takes the sorcerer multiclass dedication and then later picks up the Basic Blood Potency feat and chooses Dangerous Sorcery as their sorcerer feat, does this feat only affect the spell slots granted by the sorcerer dedication or does it also affect any spell slots granted by the character's (base) class. For example, could a Wizard pick this up to get a damage bonus to spells from their wizard spell slots?
Would the answer to the above question apply more generally? For example, could a Sorcerer gain the benefits of Spell Penetration for their sorcerer spell slots by taking a Wizard dedication and Advanced Arcana?

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RAW? Any spell cast from a spell slot that meets the requirements
RAI? Probably any spell cast from the Sorceror spell slots that meets the requirements
A lot of feats are worded broadly, so can potentially apply to features of multiclass. As a GM, make a ruling and be consistent in your interpretation of feats applying to cross class as a whole.

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Touché. Holy Castigation, then, for a good-aligned Primal Sorcerer/Cleric.
There are several examples out there. I don't see any specific restriction preventing them from working.