You vanish into a pocket demi-plane and you are instantly replaced by three solid illusory copies of yourself, located in your original space and two adjacent unoccupied spaces of your choice. Your illusory copies mirror each other and have hit points equal to your level, an AC of 10 + your Dexterity modifier, and each rolls saving throws as if you were making them. Your illusory copies vanish when they move more than 30 feet from the point where you cast the spell. When you cast this spell and at the end of each of your turns, you designate one of your remaining illusions to act through while the other copies mimic its actions; on your turn, you can move and cast spells normally through this copy using your action, but you can’t take reactions, and you can only use bonus actions that are required by any spells you cast.
When an unoccupied illusory copy reaches 0 hit points, it vanishes and prompts you to roll a Constitution saving throw to maintain concentration. If the illusory copy you are occupying reaches 0 hit points, the spell ends, and you are expelled from the demi-plane in the same space as your illusory copy, with any excess damage carrying over to your normal form. Otherwise, when the spell’s duration ends, or if you end it early as a bonus action, you exit the demi-plane into the same space as your currently occupied illusory copy
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