Illusory duplicates snapshots your movements every 2 ft you travel as you flow from one location to another. You move in a straight line up to 10 ft as if you were using your movement, even if this movement would place you in the space of another creature. This does not consume your movement, and, for the duration of the movement, ignores any kind of movement reductions such as difficult terrain or being restrained and additionally does not count as willing movement (therefore, does not provoke oppertunity attacks or triggers the secondary damage of spells such as booming blade). If you end this move in another creature's space, if you would normally not be able to stand in that space, you take 1d8 force damage and are shunted to the nearest unnoccupied space. The duplicates dissapear after you finish moving. Additionally, you count as 1 size smaller for the purposes of spaces you can squeeze into for the duration of this move, but if you end this movement in a space that you can not squeeze into, you take 1d8 force damage and are shunted back along the line until you are in a space you can squeeze into.
At higher levels. When you cast this spell with a slot of 2nd level or higher, the distance increases by 5ft for each slot above the 1st.
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