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<blockquote data-quote="Damror" data-source="post: 55278" data-attributes="member: 572">Hmm.....&nbsp;It says &quot; figments seems to react normally to area spells (such as looking like they are burned or dead after being struck by a fireball).&nbsp;I take that to mean that if some of the images are in an area that gets blasted by a fireball (they are all within 5 feet of each other, but could be spread out quite a bit. 8 figments, each 5 feet to the left of another would be in a &quot;cluster&quot; that spanned 40 feet [standing in a line, basically]). In this case, some of the images could be struck with an AoE spell that might not hit the caster. The spell description seems to be saying that in this case, the images that are stuck with the AoE spell appear to be affected by the spell and are NOT destroyed. However, it clearly states that the images appear &quot;burned or dead after being struck by a fireball.&quot; So you are right, but....&nbsp; What determines if they are burned or dead?? burned images are still useful, dead images might as well be destroyed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Damror, post: 55278, member: 572"] Hmm..... It says " figments seems to react normally to area spells (such as looking like they are burned or dead after being struck by a fireball). I take that to mean that if some of the images are in an area that gets blasted by a fireball (they are all within 5 feet of each other, but could be spread out quite a bit. 8 figments, each 5 feet to the left of another would be in a "cluster" that spanned 40 feet [standing in a line, basically]). In this case, some of the images could be struck with an AoE spell that might not hit the caster. The spell description seems to be saying that in this case, the images that are stuck with the AoE spell appear to be affected by the spell and are NOT destroyed. However, it clearly states that the images appear "burned or dead after being struck by a fireball." So you are right, but.... What determines if they are burned or dead?? burned images are still useful, dead images might as well be destroyed. [/QUOTE]

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