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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sigg" data-source="post: 2680495" data-attributes="member: 30546">I didn't see, in the definition of "creature" that was so bandied about earlier, that wis or cha are required for a creature to be a "living or otherwise active being". What I have seen follows:pg. 43 of the D&D FAQs from the WoC website:"For all intents and purposes, the figments from a foe's mirror image spell are your foes. You aim spells and your attacks at the figments just as though they were real creatures.""If you have the Cleave or Great Cleave feat, destroying an image with a melee attack triggers the feat (and your cleaving attack might well strike the spell user instead of another image)."Since the FAQs have been described as official rules clarifications, I feel I'm right in interpreting the figments of the spell as "creatures" for the purposes of the cleave feat...despite the seeming lack of wis and cha (although it could be argued as well that the duplicates share the wis and cha of the caster, or limited wis and cha infused in them by the magic of the spell).</blockquote>