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Hi all!
I have a doubt in order to combat maneuver rules.
The genaral rule say: "Unless otherwise noted, performing a combat maneuver provokes an attack of opportunity from the target of the maneuver". Some feats (such as improved disarm) solve the problem.
If I remember well, in d&d 3.5 rules, a weapon with the feature (for example) disarm does not provoke attacks of opportunity, even without the appropriate feat.
This rule works even in pathfinder? For example, the "disarm" combat maneuver rule say: "You can attempt to disarm your opponent in place of a melee attack. If you do not have the Improved Disarm feat, or a similar ability, attempting to disarm a foe provokes an attack of opportunity from the target of your maneuver".
So, if I try a disarm combat maneuver check with a flail (that have disarm and trip feature) without the feat "improved disarm", my opponent has the right to do an attack of opportunity against me?

Im very sorry for my bad english.
Thank you all, bye!


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In this case (ability focus to boost touch of corruption) i have to take ability focus (touch of corruption) to boost all my cruelties effects or i have to take ability focus (cruelty) and choose one speficic cruelty for a "single" +2 dc's bonus?


So....what a "poor" warrior can do vs Mirror Image?
Cleave/Great Cleave? no.
Whirlwind? no.
Arcane Sight potion? useless.
True Sight potion? no, True sight is a 5 level spell, cant be "put" in a potion (by the way, im not sure that true sight is able to detect the real target).
So, the only way is a totally meta-gaming blind combat?


Hi! First, i'm sorry for my bad english.
I have a problem with Mirror Image, a completely OP spell.
I know by the official FAQ that Claeve/Great Cleave does not work vs Mirror Image, but nothing say about Whirwind attack (feat) and Arcane Sight (spell).
So, someone know if there a FAQ that explain if (and how) Whirlwind attack and Arcane sight works vs Mirror Image?
Thank and sorry again for my bad english.