OOOPS...I meant to say Blur, but I see now that the mechanics of Mirror Image have changed. It seems as tho every time an ememy misses you an image is popped. Used to be they had to hit you and then it was a random roll to see whether it was you or an image. At this point I'm thinking BLUR is the better spell because you could potentially lose all of your images in one round vs. multi attack or several attackers...
Am I reading that wrong?
https://bg3.wiki/wiki/Mirror_ImageAnd as far as Firebolt, I am assuming that eventually I'll get that 6th level of sorcerer and add the +3 to fire damage there.
You're not wrong, the Spell is different from what it once was in the older games. Mirror Image gives +9 AC total with 3 images (3×3=9). It also doesn't require Concentration. If a creature misses on hitting you, then it served it's purpose. No? Each miss against you does indeed dispels an image lowering the AC boost bit by bit. 3 misses and it's gone. Mirror Image comes in handy in case you are already concentrating on a spell. You can only concentrate on one spell at a time.
Blur is also useful, it poses disadvantage from attackers which gives you a 2d20 roll, using the highest value in a defensive roll, also this doesn't exceed 2d20 and there for doesn't stack with similar disadvantage rolls. Just something to keep in mind. Also Blur is a Concentration spell and can be used with Mirror Image if you wanted.
As for firebolt, I dunno. I'll have to read more into Sorcerer if they do get a small boost like that.
