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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 3434920" data-attributes="member: 2011">When your PC looks at an NPC fighter from behind, does he see the front of the fighter instead?When your PC looks at an image of an NPC fighter from behind, does he see the front of the fighter instead?I think you are limiting the image spells in ways that the designers did not really intend.  The sentence:could be interpreted that the views (or angles) of the images are all absolutely identical, but I do not think that was what the sentence meant. Especially when you read the follow up sentence:What I think this means is that a figment of a monster looks like the same monster to all observers, but not the same angle of the same monster to all observers. It's a figment of a troll, a creature behind it would see the back of the troll, not the front whereas a creature in front of the troll would see the front side of the troll, not the back.Figments are illusions of real (at least real in the game) objects (or creatures or forces) and theoretically give off light in different directions as if a real object were there.Otherwise, images would be even more lame than the poorly designed rules currently state.</blockquote>