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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cloudgatherer" data-source="post: 975748" data-attributes="member: 66">Using a simulacrum as a diversion would be a good use.  For instance, party is protecting something (item, person, etc).  Simulacrum engages in combat, leading the party away from their charge.  The "real" BBEG comes in an takes what he wants with very little risk to himself.Another "evil" thing to do would be to have the BBEG make a simulacrum for each member of the party.  Then each simulacrum could prepare a set of spells designed to work against a particular party member (ouch, that is really nasty).  Balancing this might be a bit tough though.Yet another use might be to have a simulacrum "turn himself in."  If the party doesn't really know about the spell (or that the BBEG uses it), and assuming the BBEG is a "wanted" man or enemy of a state, then the simulacrum could provide a false sense of security, since the BBEG is actually still on the loose (perhaps this falls under diversion as well).Anyway, just a few ideas.</blockquote>