Augment Healing and Vigor Spells

[Hypersmurf]

I'm still not seeing a counter argument to "well, if that's the case, the flaming enchantment does nothing".

It's an extra 1d6 damage, not an extra +1d6 damage.

-Hyp.

 

[Joker]

How do ye rule with a spell like Remove Blindness, I be wonderin'?

It be a Healin' spell also, that heals no damage. (Take note o' the subtle different 'tween 'no damage' and '0 damage', mind!)

-Hyp.

Is it talk like a pirate-day?

 

[Hypersmurf]

Is it talk like a pirate-day?

Not any more

-Hyp.

 

[Saeviomagy]

It's an extra 1d6 damage, not an extra +1d6 damage.

-Hyp.

An interesting position to take, that whether or not there is a redundant plus sign present makes the difference between whether the quality has to be already present or not...

 

[SelcSilverhand]

Augment Healing says....
Benifit: Add +2 points per spell level to the amount of damage healed by any Conjuration (Healing) spell that you cast.

Here's another question along the lines of this feat.
Would the extra +2 deal more damage to an undead when you cast a cure spell?
Could you use a Vigor spell to deal damage over time to an undead?

 

[Patryn of Elvenshae]

No on both counts, because when you damage undead, you aren't healing any damage, and Fast Healing does not have the property of doing damage to undead instead of healing them.

 

[Dimwhit]

Exactly as GM I'd allow its effects just for the first round, but it's only opinion the text isn't remotely clear on it, and could be read at least 3 different ways (no benifit, benifit just on the initial round, benifit each round) middle ground seems the best option in my opinion as well.

I would go with the benefit on the first round only. The are other instances that are similar. I think the Warmage has one where he adds 1pt extra damage on all damaging spells. But with, say, Melf's Acid Arrow, that 1 point is only added the first round, not subsequent rounds. (I hope I'm getting that right.) I think this would fall under similar ruling. That would be my call as DM, anyway.