Question 1: The DC and damage for catching fire via the Burn extraordinary ability of a small fire elemental is amplified if it basses from one burning character to a second. Am I reading this right?
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A small fire elemental uses its Burn ability to deal fire damage to targets that it hits with its slams. The damage is 1d4. Victims of Burn must make a Reflex save of DC 11 or take an additional 1d4 each round. However, if another creature makes an attack against the burning creature using natural weapons or an unarmed strike, the attacker follows the catching on fire rules. Thus the Reflex save becomes DC 15 and the amount of damage eachround becomes 1d6. Am I reading this right?
Question 2: The rules for the Burn ability state that a creature making an attack against a burning creature using natural weapons or an unarmed strike, should follow the rules for catching on fire. However, what if a burning creature makes an attack against a non-burning one? For example, should I apply the catching on fire rules to a target that is attacked by a burning treant or wooden golem?