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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jgsugden" data-source="post: 1282523" data-attributes="member: 2629">If, at any point during a turn, a creature within reach has been denied their dexterity bonus to AC, a character with expert tactician may make an AoO on that creature. Note that this feat is not in any 3.5 books. it would have been an excellent choice for the complete warrior. Many people consider this evidence that Wizards thinks that the feat is too strong. I personally have house ruled that it works only when a full attack action is being taken (if you take a full attack action and there is a foe that has been denied their dex to AC within reach, you may make an attack on him with full BAB). A good question that is not covered specifically in the books. Logic would indicate that each image would be provoking an AoO, but that is a slippery slope. If a character that has mirror image up has a supernatural gaze attack, does a target of the gaze attack need to make a saving throw for each image as well as the real character? To keep things simple, I prefer to treat a character with mirror image up as any other creature, except there is a chance that any attack aimed at the creature will miss. In other words, I ignore the mirror image spell except when something targets the caster and then I treat it as if the images created a miss chance that decreases on every miss.This is how I rule it, but the rules are unclear. You should feel free to rule it any way that you desire until WotC releases more details.</blockquote>

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