I just saw this spell today and it confuses me.
If I prepare a spell with a range of touch, so that I make a Melee touch attack, does this spell allow me to use my touch attack spell on 2 targets. (Under the assumption that I divide my damage equally?
The other strange part about this spell is that you get a +2 if the enemies flank you, but that is neither here nor there.
Mirror Strike Description:
You briefly alter the flow of time to split a melee attack into two attacks. Before the end of your next turn, when you make your next melee attack roll, compare the result to the AC of two opponents within your reach. If the selected opponents are flanking you, you gain a +2 bonus on your attack roll (and confirmation attack roll, see below). If you hit both enemies, you can deal half damage to each. Hitting only one opponent allows you to deal that opponent normal damage for your attack. On a critical threat, you can make only one attack roll to confirm the critical hit against both opponents. If you confirm against both, you deal half your critical hit damage to each. Your hit is a normal hit rather than a critical if you confirm against only one opponent. If you fail to use the effect before the end of your next turn, the spell ends.
Any thoughts on this?
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I just saw this spell today and it confuses me.
If I prepare a spell with a range of touch, so that I make a Melee touch attack, does this spell allow me to use my touch attack spell on 2 targets. (Under the assumption that I divide my damage equally?
The other strange part about this spell is that you get a +2 if the enemies flank you, but that is neither here nor there.
That certainly seems to be the case.