Does the Debilitating Strikes Debilitations Stack?

[RDSBrazil]

Does the Debilitating Strikes Debilitations Stack?

Exemple:
Precise Debilitation Feat
Trigger: Your Strike hits a flat-footed creature and deals damage.
You apply one of the following debilitations, which lasts until the end of your next turn.

Debilitation: The target takes an additional 2d6 precision damage from your attacks.

FIRST TURN

First Attack: The Rogue Hits with the Debilitationg Strike and choose the above Debilitation.

Second Attack: The Rogue Hits, causing +2d6 precision damage and choose the same Debilitation.

Third Attack: The Rogue Hits, causing +4d6 precision damage and choose the same Debilitation.

SECOND TURN

First Attack, +6d6, Second Attack, +8d6, Third Attack +10d6...

At the end of the turn the Debilitations of the First Turn ends!

THIRD TURN

The Debilitations of the first turn had "ended", so the damage again is, First Attack, +6d6, Second Attack, +8d6, Third Attack +10d6...

Is this right? Tks for the insight!

[shroudb]

no, it's in the sidebar explaining the rogue traits in the beginning of the rogue class:

"Debilitation: Debilitations apply conditions and other
negative effects to a creature. When the creature is
affected by a new debilitation, any previous one it was
affected by ends."

[MaxAstro]

I'm sure they are not intended to stack, as that would be wildly out of range with any other damage bonuses in the game.

[Kyrone]

I think that it will just renew the duration.

[RDSBrazil]

shroudb wrote:

no, it's in the sidebar explaining the rogue traits in the beginning of the rogue class:

"Debilitation: Debilitations apply conditions and other
negative effects to a creature. When the creature is
affected by a new debilitation, any previous one it was
affected by ends."

tks, I'm using the SRD and it doesn't have that sidebar!!