okay guys i know breaking winter mantle is ballsy harry like move but bastard technically did same on lashciel and turn it to self sacrificing angel named lash so its possibility to harry to screw fate and create uther peaceful version of the winter mantle to fuel mantle of dresden while forcing fey queens to pay the cost instead of him but again my question is can wizard with sufficent power create a mantle of power and looks like they can as all forum agrees this answer so can any one homebrew the rules for it?

If you mean can a sufficiently powerful Mortal Wizard bestowing powers upon another person?  To my knowledge it has never been done, but it could also mean transforming their target which violates the Second Law.

yes but creator is also human in this case( i want harry to create mantle of dresden for his friends) also is it counts as sponsored magic for rules perspective

Yes they can.  However, it depends on how long the mortal will keep the gear for.

If it's a loan, the wizard can use one of their own Enchanted Item slots, assuming the Enchanted Item is built in a way that it can be used by another.

If it's a long term gift, the recipient would have to buy the item as an Item of Power and lose the Pure Mortal bonus (but that loss could be offset by the discount from the Item of Power ability).

i think as permanent boost to her stats with bit of warden mojo

He's not about arguing about PCs with a 'dark side.'  He's arguing about Lawbreaking and the Laws of Magic.  A PC can have a dark side, but one of the Laws about the Dresden=verse is that the Cosmos itself will slap your soul down if you use magic without regard for the consequences of your actions.  Magic springs from your soul, using it to break a law is like using the Force for evil--it can lead you to the Dark Side.  Actions do have consequences--even unintended ones.
 
Now, me personally as a GM, will cheerfully tell players that I'm not out to play "Gotcha!" with the rules. I'll tell a player in advance, "If you do 'A', 'B' will follow."  Emphasizing free will and choice by having the player make the decision is paramount to me.

Otherwise, you might as well be playing a generic urban fantasy RPG.

I mean harry was inchs away from going shady side of the magic whichif i was writing means still effing red court just eff it via mavra solution cuz its kinda what angst harry would do.

I agree with wanderer having bit of dark side what makes some characters unique look at nicky he is utter sociopath with rash al ghul style ambitions yet still until the last book bastard shows love to his dauther and until dresden pour acid on that wound of him by how idiotic tthe thing he do to his daughter by damning her soul to tartarus( unless jim pulls some clever thing and returns deidre as revenge monster ) and how he has no thrusty lackeys to sacriface for his ambitions

so having darkside helps the character development also look at harry him self one slippery slope and he is litteraly inchs away turning to full blown omnicidal maniac tu save susan from red court curse if wardens see him like that morgan probably busts a cap in his thick skull hell it might be f ing molly who may pull the trigger

First i dont know i need to put this in ask one quyestion treat or other treat.
Seo here is the question kemmler vs ferrovax who wins?
no morals
kemmler just succesfully pulled darkhollow on Washington dc

small question lets say harry mixes soulfire and hellfire in same spell to attack bad guy of the book. what happens they fizzle each other or somehow harry learns how to create universe

for experiment harry has lash(lashciel's shadow ) with him

can someone like bob cast spells with sponsored magic trait