Both of the spells Wizard's Double and Mirror Image degrade (partially or fully) when struck (grazed, hit, or critically hit). The wording, however, is "hit" and in the case of Wizard's Double it even gives a tool tip explaining that "hit" means a modified attack roll of between 51 and 100. However Wizard's Double is spent upon a graze as well as a hit or critical hit contrary to the description. The same is true for Mirror Image, except it doesn't give a tool tip.
If this is a bug, I welcome a fix since this would make Wizard's Double very powerful. Otherwise, I'd suggest changing the word "hit" to "struck" which is not a technical term in the game.
I know this seems a bit pedantic, but considering Wizard's Double functions similarly to Mirror Image, and it gives a tool tip which seems like it should clarify any misunderstandings, I don't feel I'm being unreasonable.
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Both of the spells Wizard's Double and Mirror Image degrade (partially or fully) when struck (grazed, hit, or critically hit). The wording, however, is "hit" and in the case of Wizard's Double it even gives a tool tip explaining that "hit" means a modified attack roll of between 51 and 100. However Wizard's Double is spent upon a graze as well as a hit or critical hit contrary to the description. The same is true for Mirror Image, except it doesn't give a tool tip.
If this is a bug, I welcome a fix since this would make Wizard's Double very powerful. Otherwise, I'd suggest changing the word "hit" to "struck" which is not a technical term in the game.
I know this seems a bit pedantic, but considering Wizard's Double functions similarly to Mirror Image, and it gives a tool tip which seems like it should clarify any misunderstandings, I don't feel I'm being unreasonable.
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