What's your usual running shoe, and why is it not good enough for what you have in mind?  Is there any particular reason the Salomons appeal over alternatives?  Do you usually wear a cushioning shoe, and/or a motion control shoe?

One thing to note is that the usual things a dedicated off-road shoe does better is grip in goop, but goop is pretty soft so needs less cushioning.  Fell shoes typically assume the ground will be doing almost all of the cushioning for you.

Pete.

If you want a "do everything in one run" shoe then a trail runner does seem like a good choice.  If you like Brooks already and you know they fit you well then you could probably do a lot worse than stick with their trail running options: a quick Google turns up Adrenaline and Cascadia models that may fir the bill.

But I'm by no means that well informed on running shoes, so i'd be inclined to go to a retailer with a good reputation and a selection and see what they think.  Hope you get some suitably Magic Slippers!

Pete.