
We have gathered here to shed a little light on the matter of Illusions in this world.
In my long and illustrious life, I have encountered many people, some good, some bad, and had a lot of opportunities to observe the effect of illusions on others.
I wish to share these events with you, rejoycing in them by telling them to you. Maybe, my tales shed another light on the, oh so neglected, Art of Illusion Weaving.
I said: "Hello, Potbelly [which is of course not his real name, I call him thus, out of obvious reasons], what are you doing here, sitting around ? Isn't it time for your training, shouldn't you run around, to loose some of that heavy body-armor, you are carrying around with you ?"
The priest looked up from his tome, only to see a ghostly apparition read his books. Totally taken by surprise, he stammered a Repel Undead V spell, which, of course, had no effect.
Frantic, the priest took a scroll of Repel Undead X from his scrollcase, shouting the words in feverent prayer.
Nothing !
By now, I had told the illusion to turn her head, look at him and shake it in silent reproach. I sent a Feel Mirage of cold air around Potbelly.
Chanting a prayer of Blessing, that dumb ox took up his mace to smash the Undead to tiny bits and pieces.
Since I did not incorporate a Feel Mirage into the Phantasm, his mighty blow went right through the illusion, overbalancing him terribly and flipping him upsied-down against the wall.
By now, I could not contain my laughter any longer and made the illusion disappear.
When Potbelly - finally - regained his composure (after two or three hours of chasing me through the heath), I invited him to a mug of Ale and we made peace, until the next prank.
There's more to come!

Please send me a messenger pigeon.
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