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<blockquote data-quote="Grogg of the North" data-source="post: 6606276" data-attributes="member: 6682960">Are you sure about that?&nbsp; Because I'm not seeing that in either the PHB or the SRD.&nbsp; I read where they mimic your actions and react to AoE spells but that's it.As for mirror images copying spell effects, the way I have seen it described as when you miss because of something like blur or displacement, you're striking at where the illusion presents them to be.&nbsp; So while the mirror image appears to be blurred or displaced, you're still striking image, destroying it since it's all one illusion.&nbsp; This happens to be the ruling I go with.&nbsp; Now things like low light could grant the illusions miss chance.&nbsp; Finally, mirror images are figments and figments cannot produce real effects like other illusion spells.&nbsp; i feel that that is another strike against mirror images copying spell effects.Either way, ask your DM how they would rule on that before you try to combo the spells.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Grogg of the North, post: 6606276, member: 6682960"] Are you sure about that? Because I'm not seeing that in either the PHB or the SRD. I read where they mimic your actions and react to AoE spells but that's it. As for mirror images copying spell effects, the way I have seen it described as when you miss because of something like blur or displacement, you're striking at where the illusion presents them to be. So while the mirror image appears to be blurred or displaced, you're still striking image, destroying it since it's all one illusion. This happens to be the ruling I go with. Now things like low light could grant the illusions miss chance. Finally, mirror images are figments and figments cannot produce real effects like other illusion spells. i feel that that is another strike against mirror images copying spell effects. Either way, ask your DM how they would rule on that before you try to combo the spells. [/QUOTE]

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