So for example lets say your fighting Malygos and you pull aggro off the main tank. i say "sort" because your aggro goes to your clones if you have any upon use. On top of that it serves as a "sort" of aggro wipe. When you use mirror image, for the next 30 seconds" whether the mirror images live or die" you generate ZERO threat, and the clones themselves generate minimal threat aswell. In game does not state this, wowhead says that.
When the images die, you will regain back all of your threat, however.Ĭomment by 125087 Effect #1Ěpply Aura: Mod Total Threat (Fade) When you cast mirror image it "tricks" NPCs and they will not attack you as long as at least one of your mirror images remains. If you look on the top of this page, you'll see that the first spell effect is a very powerful fade. The spell has some very interesting and useful properties in PvE, in addition to the obvious DPS increase. They will not run out of mana under normal conditions. They also had nearly 11k mana, which is more than enough considering their spells cost only ~100 mana and they last only 30 seconds at maximum. I have 10.9k life, and my images had ~2230 health. Similarly, their health scales with the mage. When I removed my staff and had 685 spell power, they hit for ~235.
When I had 981 spell power, the frostbolts were hitting for ~265 damage each. Their spell damage scales with your own spell power. The mirror images cast a fireblast and a frostbolt. Your enemies may click the wrong target and waste a cast. However, the spell does have the potential to momentarily confuse targets in PvP. A smart player should easily be able to determine the "real" mage because of his movement patterns and the variety of spells he can cast. The names above the heads of the mirror images display as your own name, not "Mirror Image." Therefore, it is more difficult to distinguish between yourself and the images. Comment by 28864Some clarifications about this spell, because it has changed substantially since beta and many comments on this page are no longer accurate:
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