What is multiplied by spirited charge and what is not?

[Rettile]

The title is probably clear enough, but i'll make some examples:
1) flat bonuses: strenght modifier, power attack bonus, smite evil... will they be multiplied?
2) precision damage like a sneak attack: multiply or not?
3) extra dice from weapon special abilities: bane, flaming... multiply? No multiply?
4) extra dice from other items' special abilities: rhino hide, mammoth hide... Yes or no?
6) Do you have some other interesting example i could be missing?
Thanks

[Chess Pwn]

1) yes, to all of those
2) no
3) no
4) no
you skipped 5
6) it's just like a crit, without being a crit.

[Tyinyk]

Does a crit then multiply it even further?
So a Lance is X9 on a crit, A greatsword is X4 on a crit, a greataxe is X6 on a crit, and a scythe is a X8 on a crit?

[Java Man]

Multiiers are added, not multiied. Think of double as +X, triple as +2X and so on. So lance crit on spirited charge is X5.

[Deighton Thrane]

No, despite the fact that they're written as x2 or x3, what you're really doing is adding. So a lance gains an additional 2x the regular damage, which would normally be 1x+2x=3x for a crit, but in the case of spirited charge would be 3x+2x=5x regular damage. A greatsword crit would do 3x, a greataxe 4x, a scythe 5x with spirited charge.

[Bob Bob Bob]

Tyinyk wrote:

Does a crit then multiply it even further?

So a Lance is X9 on a crit, A greatsword is X4 on a crit, a greataxe is X6 on a crit, and a scythe is a X8 on a crit?

Yes, but not like that. The way you do two multipliers is by making both work off of the base. A lance crit would be x6 (effectively). Since it's base*3 (crit)+base*3 (spirited charge). Greatsword would be x4 (x2+x2) and scythe would be x6 (x2+x4).

[Tyinyk]

I'd heard it went up to X5, because critical modifiers stack additively, but Spirited Charge isn't actually a critical modifier, so I wasn't sure if it would qualify like that.

[Jeff Merola]

It's any time you multiply a roll, not just criticals.

[Tyinyk]

Thanks for clearing that up.