Pretty straight forward question, as I can't seem to find any stated rules on the matter, since the only requirement is that the target take damage, do multiple blasts inflict multiple negative levels?
Could I use this combo on a Havoker witch who also slings some Quickened Enervations around to cripple an enemy?
I'm not an expert on Kineticists at all, so feel free to poke a hole in this, but Flurry of blasts has this text
If you are using a substance infusion that requires a saving throw, a target attempts its save only once (even if it was hit multiple times), but it takes a penalty on the save equal to the number of times it was hit beyond the first.
So multiple rays hitting the same target would give them a penalty on the Fortitude save to negate, but would not have to save multiple times.
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Jayder is correct, if the blasts all target 1 creature it gets one negative level; however, if you split the blasts up, you can put a negative level on each separate creature you hit.
I would treat it like the old 3.5 enervation meta-magic on a magic missile any single target only takes the negative level effect once but if you spread it out you can give multiple creatures negative levels. nothing official there just how i would do it.
What if you hit a creature with in subsequent rounds? Do the negative levels stack in that case?
What other spells/effects bestow negative levels aside from the obvious big 3?
Working on a pseudo-lich using the Lich Corruption in Horror Adventures, my recurring villain for this campaign who is going to be a Havoker witch for this encounter.
I'm pretty sure I can have multiple orbs out along with a mobile blast/enervating blast.