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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jack Simth" data-source="post: 3094398" data-attributes="member: 29252">It returns to you and hovers.  No mention is made of how it does this.  Most will assume it flies to you.  Why should it?A 10th level Wizard with a spectral hand already out has no troubles, RAW, with casting a Quickened Disrupt Undead on something 200 feet North of the wizard through the Spectral Hand, and following it up with a Contagion on someone 200 feet South of the Wizard.  And then the Wizard still has his Move action.  So in the time it takes the Wizard to make a standard action, that little disembodied hand moved 400 feet.  And made an attack.  For most intents and purposes, it's teleporting.  Oh yeah - and it returned to the Wizard and Hovered both times.  If he cast it on the previous round, in the space of one standard action, it actually moved 800 feet (200 from Wizard to North target, 200 from North target to Wizard, 200 from Wizard to South Target, 200 from South Target to Wizard).  Wich would give it a move of 800.  I find it stretches suspension of disbelief less if I say it's teleporting a few times a round.  Also gets rid of having to figure out those pesky AoO issues.</blockquote>