I wouldn't argue with any of that; the only clarification I'd wonder at is why FA to pick up a weapon. My guess: higher FA indicates more combat expertise, so would differentiate between someone who knows how to feint-and-grab and someone who doesn't, whereas a test of DX is purely speed/coordination based. Both work, depending on circumstances.

Osric_of_O wrote:

The caster doesn't have the time to see the effect of one missile before launching the next; and the missiles aren't in flight long enough for the interweaving Mirror Images to foil them.
   I slightly wonder at the multiple images using their DX bonuses to dodge missiles, and whether missing one ought to have a chance of hitting another!  But that's not the spirit of the spell, so let's not go full 'simulationist'

Cheers,
–Os..

I'm all for players using their intellect to play a game, but agree that the round is too short to adjust fire after each missile. And DX bonus or not, the missiles always hit, IMO. Cheers!

Yeah, I can't even get to the main page, let alone the Hyperborea or pages under it. 

Well, now getting a 403 error: did something change? 

Nice find, will check it out!

C'est la vie for sure: that's the mild, indulgent upturned corner of "whatever Dad". I'd still count it a victory for Dad. Cheers! 

Very nice!

Much appreciated as always!

Yeah, I've got the original Hyperborea chapeau, and it suits me just fine. But glad the KS is going well. 

They each require their own mastery (as with the Player's Manual example of battle axe and hand axe, p.260).