| #1usmallasDec 01, 2009 18:20:55 | Fell Drain
Living foes damaged by your spell also gain a negative level.
PRE: You can alter a spell that deals damage to foes so that any living creature that is dealt damage also gains a negative level. If the subject has at least as many negative levels as it has Hit Die, it dies. Assuming the subject survives, the negative level disappears after a number of hours equal to your caster level (maximum 15).
Uses up to slot two levels higher than the current spell level.
Decomposition
Whenever an enemy within the area takes normal (not nonlethal) damage, wound that festers for an additional 3 points of damage at the beginning of its turn each round thereafter for the duration of the spell. A DC 15 Heal check or the application of any cure spell or other healing magic stops the festering. Only one wound festers at the time; additional wounds taken while the first is still festering are not subject to this effect. Once festering has been stopped, however, any new wound taken while the subject is within the area (before the spell expires) begins the process anew. For example, a subject who takes 6 points of damage from an attack while within the area of the decomposition spell takes 3 points of damage from the festering wound in the next round, and another 3 points in the round after that. In the following round, that subject receives 4 points of healing from a cure light wounds spell, so the festering stops and the subject takes the festering damage that round. In the next round, the subject remains within the emanation and takes another 3 points of damage in battle. The festering begins again, dealing 3 points of damage festering in the following round.
Well, the question is as follows: Using fell drain + decomposition in the first round my opponent lose 3 hp and consequently 1 nv. In the next round I attack my opponent successfully and decomposition causes it to lose +3, then he will lose nv +1? If so, the rules of the game, Why this happens?
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