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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 4097503" data-attributes="member: 10177">Arcane eye requires concentration or it goes inert. Plus the spell description would say spells could be cast through it if allowed. It doesn't, so its impossible to cast spells through it. Plus you can't "concentrate" on two different spells at the same time, which is what would have to happen to use both the eye (to maintain line of sight at all times) and the Projected Image at the same time.Now you could have allowed him to break these rules by making a SIEGE check to maintain all those spells at the same time. CL=to all the spells levels added together. So a CL of 13 for a fireball, arcane eye, and Projected Image all being done at the same time. Which would be a TN of 25. I generally add a general +3 CL modifier to such SIEGE checks. So it would be at least a TN 28 if I were to decide to let it happen.So going by the spell descriptions, no, the mage couldn't have done what he did. However, there is no reason why you couldn't have allowed a SIEGE check to let them pull it off anyways.So in this situation you can say you had them do a SIEGE check (each time they cast a new spell) and just decided to assume they succeeded each time, but in the future SIEGE checks will be made and failure will mean the loss of all involved spells from memory for the day.</blockquote>