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Originally Posted by Dave Crowell
Illusions can be made to move, even fly, so an illusionary missile is possible. The issue with an illusionary fireball is that illusions can do nothing on the turn they are cast. This means that the illusionary fireball is going to hover in lace for a turn and then shoot off towards its target on the second turn, unlike a real fireball which forms and fires in the same turn. This odd behavior would reveal the fireball, if not the "wizard" casting it to be an illusion. Probably not worth the strength expended in the casting.
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Illujsory creatures take no action on their creation turn, but fires seem to burn immediately, and shadows are dark. Would the illusion of a magic rope be effective the turn it was cast?