Monk Character Class Playtest Version

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Introduction

Return of the Monk

The new playtest draft of the monk is ready. For those of you who played earlier versions, you'll

recognize the core of the experience. The monk still uses forms that start with an opening attack, continue

with a flow attack, and lead to a finishing attack before starting the cycle over again.

This draft of the monk is more polished than many of our playtest documents. That doesn't mean that it

will sail smoothly into publication in 13 True Ways. Our developer, Rob Watkins, is committed to getting

the balance right and he says it's going to take some work.

Internal playtests have already been great fun. If you'd like to help us smooth things out and fix what

doesn't work, we'd love to your comments from actual play. Send your playtest notes

[email protected]. Note that we're not making you backers (and Escalation Edition

supporters) sign an NDA for this playtest, but we do have a request: If you'd seriously like to help the

playtest process, don't post your playtest feedback publicly or discuss it on the internet. In our

experience, publicly discussed playtests generate less useful data because people start agreeing and

echoing each other (or getting concerned about disagreeing with other people) rather than testing things

for themselves.

Comments that are reactions to reading the text rather than playing will be less useful but we'll still read

them.

Given that this is the first class ready for external playtest and there are five more coming, you have some

time before the playtest notes won't help. I'll speak up about timing when we have a few more of the

classes in testing.

yours in a whirling kick,

- Rob Heinsoo


13 True Ways

A fantasy roleplaying supplement for 13th Age by Rob Heinsoo & Jonathan Tweet

Art by Lee Moyer & Aaron McConnell

Edited by Cal Moore

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MONK

Every monk that joins an adventuring party has a

story about why they are not back at the monastery.

Some chase a vision, while others have been driven

out. For some, its a temporary step in their training.

For others, its a permanent exile, for a few a hard-

won escape.

Overview

Play style: Monks are a lot of fun but that

fun comes at a price. Youll make many

significant decisions, both when building your

character out of interwoven options as you rise

in level and fighting round-by-round using the

diverse elements of the monks attack forms.

Monks probably work best for experienced

players.

Races: When betting on the race of the

champion and runners-up in one of the grand

monastic tournaments, you are safest betting on

wood elf, halfling, and human. But if theres a

half-orc in the tournament who has mastered

monastic discipline? Or a dwarf who has put

away the axe? They are your dark horses.

Ability scores: Dexterity and Wisdom are

the two most important ability scores for monks.

Monkish fighting styles rely on speed and

coordinationmost monk attacks rely on

Dexterity. A few attacks scattered through the

forms key off Wisdom instead, and a monk

without Wisdom has poor access to ki, a form of

energy that enables monks to accomplish

amazing maneuvers a few times each day.

Oddball talents such as Strength of Earth

reference Strength, but Dexterity and Wisdom

are far more important.

Monks have a +2 bonus to Dexterity or

Wisdom, as long as it isnt the ability score they

have increased with their racial bonus.

Backgrounds: A few representative monk

backgrounds . . . Temple acolyte, mountain

sanctuary guardsman, traveling circus acrobat,

river guide, mountain runner, spider cult

assassin, tunnel vermin exterminator,

bodyguard, tax collector, star pupil of the School

of Unified Dragons.

Icons: The six icons mostly likely to inspire

monasteries or monastic traditions are the Great

Gold Wyrm, Priestess, Crusader, High Druid,

Elf Queen, and the Three. Disciplines devoted to

the Lich King also persist, promising great

power without necessarily requiring that the

practitioner serve the King.

In ages past, an icon known as the

Grandmaster of Blossoms set the highest

standards of monk discipline, but there has been

no such grandmaster in the ages since the ogre

mages utterly defeated the last one.

Great Gold Wyrm: A time-honored path for

those who serve the Wyrm without taking on

the burdensome oaths and armor of the paladin.

Priestess: The Cathedral holds many dojos

and monasteries. Others carve themselves into

the mountains.

Crusader: Not all demons can be defeated

with steel. The Crusader understands the power

of discipline and tradition. The conviction that

you are better than other people isnt necessarily

mistaken when youre a warrior who can tear

monsters apart with your bare hands.

High Druid: Forest monasteries in the upper

terraces, island monasteries in wild rivers,

scattered masters teaching a few chosen

disciples, all may follow the High Druids

approach to fighting styles inspired by nature.

Elf Queen: The Queen herself has little

personal connection to the perspectives required

for monastic training. But many of her high elf

and wood elf followers spend some portion of

their lives in communal meditation, and those

retreats have frequently grown into the elven

equivalent of monasteries. The High Druids

new monastic traditions owe a great deal to

patterns set by the elves.

The Three: The Black takes special pride in

training the most dangerous monks as fearsome

assassins.

Lich King: Each generation of monks who

serve the light promise to stamp out the forms

associated with the Lich King. But in the end,

they always find that the forms are too useful to


lose. If they remain true to the light, they try to

use the Lich Kings powers against him.

Constant Progression

Unlike most other classes, monks start with a

lower number of talents (1!) and gain a choice of

a new class talent or attack form every level.

(Monks also start with one of the Three Lethal

Secrets so their first level options arent as

limited as it appears.)

When you level up, choose to learn either a

new talent or a new form. The only limitation on

this flexible character building option is that you

cant have three more talents than forms, or

three more forms than talents.

See the class progression chart on page XX.

Gear

As a first level monk, you can opt to have next

to nothing, no possessions to get in your way as

you wander the earth. Or you can have one or

two monk weapons, a change or two of clothes,

and perhaps even a missile weapon you use to

hunt rabbits.

If you have little concern for worldly things,

start with 25 gp. If money flows in and out of

your possession along with ki and fortune, start

with 1d6 x 10 gp.

Armor

Monks dont get much out of wearing light

armor. The leather vests or ornate ceremonial

garb a few monks wear, especially when they

can get hold of magic versions of such items,

qualifies as armor but doesnt have an inherent

advantage over whirling about in only a shirt,

gi, or flowing robes. Heavy armor might protect

from a few impacts the monk cant normally

avoid but it actively impedes the practice of

monastic fighting arts. Same goes for shields.

Monk Armor and AC

Type Base AC Atk Penalty

None 11 -

Light 11 -

Heavy 12 -4

Shield +1 -2

Weapons

A monks very hands and feet are deadly

weapons, as youll see in the discussion of

damage dealt by BACKHAND, FIST, and KICK

attacks when we discuss monk attack forms

below.

Certain monks adopt exotic and unusual

weapons like the nunchaku, sai, or kama, but

ultimately it is the soul and training of the monk

that determines their combat abilities, not their

gear. Fighting with monk weapons, monks use

their BACKHAND, FIST, and KICK damage

instead of WEAPON damage.

Monks can use a variety of light thrown

weapons, but usually they prefer melee.

Traditional Melee Weapons

One-Handed Two-Handed

Small 1d4 dagger 1d6 club

Light or Simple 1d6 mace, shortsword 1d8 (-2 attack) spear

Heavy or Martial 1d8 (2 atk) longsword, warhammer 1d10 (4 atk) greatsword

Monk Melee Weapons

One-Handed Two-Handed

Small kama, mankugrikisari --

Light tonfa, nunchaku Staff

Heavy nunchaku Three-section staff

Ranged Weapons


Thrown Crossbow Bow

Small 1d4 dagger, star 1d4 (-2 atk) hand crossbow

Light or Simple 1d6 javelin 1d6 (-3 atk) light crossbow 1d6 (2 atk) shortbow

Heavy Martial 1d8 (4 atk) heavy crossbow 1d8 (3 atk) longbow


Monk Level Progression

Monk

Level

Total Hit Points

Total # Feats

New

Talent

or Form

Leth

al

Secr

et

Lev

el-

up

Abil

ity

Damage bonus

from ability

score

Level 1

(7 + CON mod)

x 3

1 adventurer 1 Adv

talent;

2 Adv

forms

1 Ability modifier

Level 2

(7 + CON mod)

x 4

2 adventurer 1 new

adv

1 Ability modifier

Level 3

(7 + CON mod)

x 5

3 adventurer 1 new

adv

1 Ability modifier

Level 4

(7 + CON mod)

x 6

4 adventurer 1 new

adv

1 +1

to 3

abili

ties

Ability modifier

Level 5

(7 + CON mod)

x 8

4 adventurer

1 champion

1 new

champ

1 2 x ability

modifier

Level 6 (7 + CON mod)

x 10

4 adventurer

2 champion

1 new

champ

1 2 x ability

modifier


x 12

4 adventurer

3 champion

1 new

champ

1 +1

to 3

abili

ties

2 x ability

modifier


x 16

4 adventurer

3 champion

1 epic

1 new

epic

1 3 x ability

modifier


x 20

4 adventurer

3 champion

2 epic

1 new

epic

1 3 x ability

modifier

Level

10 (7 + CON mod)

x 24

4 adventurer

3 champion

3 epic

1 new

epic

1 +1

to 3

abili

ties

3 x ability

modifier


Monk 1st Level Stats

Level modifiers are already added in to the stats in this table.

Ability Bonus +2 Dexterity Wisdom (different from racial bonus)

Initiative +1 + Dex mod

Armor Class (no/light

armor)

12 + middle mod of Con/Dex/Wis

Physical Defense 12 + middle mod of Str/Con/Dex

Mental Defense 12 + middle mod of Int/Wis/Cha

Hit Points 3 x (7 + Con mod)

Recoveries (probably) 8

Recovery Dice 1d8 + Con mod

Backgrounds 8 points, max 5 in any one background

Icon Relationships 3 points

Adventurer-tier Talents 1

Adventurer-tier Forms 2

Adventurer-tier Feat 1

Monk Basic Attacks

Melee attack

At-Will

Target: One enemy

Attack: Dexterity + Level vs. AC

Hit: FIST + Dexterity damage

Miss: Damage equal to your level

Ranged attack

At-Will

Target: One enemy


Hit: WEAPON + Dexterity damage

Miss: --


Features

All monks have attacks that deal unique styles

of damage, use forms as the basis of their actions

during each round, have ki points, know one of

the Three Lethal Secrets, and are considered to

fight with two-weapons even when theyre just

fighting with their fists and feet.

BACKHAND, FIST & KICK Attacks

Under normal circumstances, melee weapons

function like special effects for monks. Most

monk attacks are rated as BACKHAND, FIST, or

KICK attacks, in the same sense that most

fighter attacks are WEAPON attacks.

BACKHAND attacks deal 1d4 damage per

level.

FIST attacks deal 1d6 damage per level.

KICK attacks deal 1d12 damage per level.

Monks dont use weapon damage dice.

Instead, they use damage dice based on the

monk power or basic attack they are using.

While using a magic weapon, monks add the

weapons attack and damage bonus to their

attacks, and they can use that weapons power.

Monk weapons that provide advantages for

monks who know the Lethal Secret of the

Temple Weapon Master include the nunchaku,

sai, staff, three-section staff, and tonfa.

You dont have to describe FIST attacks as

punches and KICK attacks as kicks if it gets in

the way of the story you want to tell and the

style of fighting you picture your monk using.

Start the story with our BACKHAND/KICK

designations if it helps.

Forms

When you learn a monk form, you learn all

three parts: an opening attack, flow attack, and

finishing attack. All the elements of the forms

require a standard action to use (although some

standard action elements of forms provide

access to free or quick actions you may use or

ignore).

Using your Forms in Combat: Your first

standard action attack after rolling initiative in a

battle must be an opening. Your second attack

can be a flow attack from any form you know or

you can go back and use another opening.

After you use a flow attack, your next monk

attack can be any finishing attack, or you can go

back to another opening. You cant use another

flow attack.

After a finishing attack you must start over

with an opening on your next standard action. If

you spend a turn without attacking for some

reason, you must start your forms over with an

opening on your next standard action.

Mixing Forms: So long as you use the

proper piece of the form (opening, flow, or

finishing attack) you can use an opening, flow,

or finishing attack from any of the forms you

know. Part of the fun of playing a monk

character is tracking which moves you have

used and announcing the pieces of the form as

they roll out across the rounds. Announce your

action during your turn in your best Hong Kong

action theater voice unless that conflicts with

your characters story.

Defense bonus: When you use an element

of a form, you gain an AC bonus until the start

of your next turn. After using an opening attack

you gain +1 to AC. After using a flow attack,

you gain a +2 to AC. After using a finishing

attack, you gain +3 to AC.

If elven grace or some other ability lets you

use multiple elements of your forms in a turn,

the AC bonuses dont stack but you do get to

use whichever bonus is better.

Daily options: Each finishing attack has its

own daily option, an effect you can trigger once

per day as a free action when you use that

finishing attack. Daily options generally have an

effect until the end of the battle. Decide whether

you are using the forms daily option before you

roll the attack.

Keeping track of your forms: Your best

choice each round will usually be between all


the options of a single category of attack. If

youre writing out your forms, youll want track

all your opening attacks together, all your flow

attacks in another spot, and all your finishing

attacks together.

Early in monk design I tried naming each of the

elements of the forms using haiku structure.

Opening attacks had five syllables, flow attacks

had seven, and finishing attacks had five.

Reading each combat round sequence as an

attack haiku was kinda fun. But the design stunt

hurt my head and got in the way of doing good

design, since there was a stage where Id spent

as much time polishing poor haiku as I had

working out the proper forms. If you are up to

turning your forms into proper haiku, please,

take the brush with a flourish.

Ki

You have a number of ki points per day equal to

your Wisdom modifier +1. Feats connected to

your forms and some of your talents provide

ways of spending your ki.

You can only spend 1 point of ki each

round. In addition, you cant spend ki the same

way twice in a battle.

Unless otherwise specified, spending a point

of ki is a free action.

Adventurer Feat: You gain +1 ki.

Champion Feat: You gain another point of

bonus ki. You can now spend as many ki points

as you wish each round, though each ki feat can

still only be used once per battle.

Epic Feat: Gain a third additional point of

bonus ki.

The Three* Deadly Secrets

Each monk chooses one of the following three

secrets, a choice that helps determine other

options and their personal style. (As a rule,

theres no way to gain a second Deadly Secret.)

*Depending on how you count, there may

actually be four Deadly Secrets. Some jaded,

troubled, hedonistic, or experimental monks

skip the standard Three Deadly Secrets and

instead learn Drunken Style, which appears

below, beneath the Secrets.

Flurry (First Deadly Secret)

Once on your turn when the escalation die is

odd, you can make a BACKHAND attack as a

quick action.

Adventurer Feat: A foe hit by one of your

flurry attacks is vulnerable to your other attacks

until the end of this turn.

Champion Feat: You can now make FIST

attacks instead of BACKHAND attacks with

your flurry.

Epic Feat: You can now also make a flurry

attack each round when the escalation die is 6.

Flurry is the best of the Three Deadly Secrets

because you can usually count on it every other

round and you get to time the moment during

your turn you want to use it.

Greeting Fist (Second Deadly Secret)

The first time you hit each enemy with a melee

attack during a battle (including the first mook

of a mob), deal +1d8 additional damage to that

creature.

2nd level monk +1d12 damage.

4th level monk +2d8 damage.




Adventurer Feat: You gain a +1 attack bonus

with attacks that qualify for Greeting Fist.

Champion Feat: Twice per day, reroll an

attack that qualifies for Greeting Fist.

Epic Feat: One battle per day, your Greeting

Fist dice deal maximum damage.


Greeting Fist can be used once per enemy in the

battle. It combines well with forms that help you

disengage and move.

Greeting Fist is the best of the Three Deadly

Secrets because it lets you kick some ass with

your otherwise weak opening attacks and gives

you a big incentive to have fun jumping around

the battle to fight new enemies each round.

Temple-Weapon Master (Third Deadly Secret)

You prefer fighting with monk melee weapons

to fighting with your bare hands. So long as you

are fighting with monk melee weapons, your

FIST damage dice are d8s instead of the normal

d6s. Your BACKHAND dice are still d4s.

If you fight without monk weapons your

FIST dice are d6s like other monks.

Adventurer Feat: So long as you are fighting

with monk weapons, when an engaged foe

attacks you, you gain a +1 attack bonus against

that foe until the end of your next turn.

Champion Feat: Use d6s for BACKHAND

dice.

Epic Feat: Use d10s for FIST dice.

Temple Weapon Master is the best of the Three

Deadly Secrets because you hit harder and can

go toe-to-toe with monsters others monks would

dodge away from.

Drunken Style (First Public Disgrace)

Once per battle as an interrupt action, you gain a

+1d4 bonus to your AC against one attack.

Declare youre using the bonus before the

enemy rolls the attack.

In addition, whenever an enemy you are

engaged with misses you with an attack, deal

1d6 damage to that enemy as a free action.

2nd level monk 1d8 damage.

4th level monk 2d6 damage.




Drunken Style Side Effects: The drawback of

your style is that you are not in perfect control of

your art. When you use a monk attack form

when the escalation die is odd, you must choose

randomly from the monk attacks you know. You

still get to determine which element of the forms

you will use (opening, flow, or finishing attack),

but not the specific attack. For example, if you

choose to use a flow attack when the escalation

die is 1, randomly determine which of your flow

attacks you will use.

Adventurer Feat: You can now use the

Drunken Style defense bonus twice each battle.

Champion Feat: You can also use Drunken

Style to increase your PD when an attack targets

your PD.

Epic Feat: You can also use Drunken Style to

increase your MD when an attack targets your

MD.

Drunken Style may not be better than the

Deadly Secrets but some of us will enjoy it

anyway.

Well generally assume that your drunken

monk maintains a level of non-sobriety that

facilitates their art without otherwise impairing

them the way drunkenness affects normal

people. But if your monk is somehow deprived

of alcohol and you wish to roleplay a monk

grieving for his lost spirits, ignore all your

Drunken Style benefits and play as if you know

the Flurry secret take a 2 attack penalty with

your flurries.

Two-Weapon Fighting

Since monks are trained to strike with all their

limbs, were happy say that they can always be

considered to be fighting with two weapons,

even when theyre barehanded. As indicated on

page XX of 13th Age, the principal advantage of

two-weapon fighting is that you get to reroll a


natural 2 you reroll with your melee attacks,

sticking with the reroll.

Monk Talents: Adventurer Tier

A first level monk starts with one talent and two

forms. Every level you gain as a monk allows

you to choose a new talent or a new form from

your tier or from a lower tier.

Favor of Heaven

Use your Charisma ability score instead of your

Wisdom ability score in all monk features,

talents, and powers. In addition, you gain a +2

bonus to the first saving throw you make each

battle.

This talent models the occasional monk who

entirely lacks Wisdom and still manages to have

powerful ki.

Adventurer Feat: Reroll your first failed

save each battle.

Champion Feat: Whenever a skill check

calls for Wisdom, you can use your Charisma

instead.

Epic Feat: You have a +2 bonus to all your

defenses against attacks by demons.

Focus

You can go one round without using a monk

attack form and maintain your place in the

attack form hierarchy. For example, if you have

made an opening/flow attack but do not attack

in the next round (or with your next standard

action), you can still use a flow/finishing attack

with your next standard action.

Adventurer Feat: Twice per day, as a free

action, gain a +5 bonus to a skill check that you

can apply at least one point of your

backgrounds to.

Champion Feat: When you use a standard

action to take a recovery, it counts as using the

next element of your attack forms.

Epic Feat: You are immune to confusion.

Fortuitous Spear

You can use a basic ranged attack in place of an

opening in the monk attack forms hierarchy.

(Youre not using the ranged attack as part of

the opening attack, the ranged attack replaces

the opening attack.)

Adventurer Feat: You no longer have a -2

attack penalty with shortbows.

Champion Feat: You no longer have a -2

attack penalty with longbows and crossbows.

Epic Feat: Your basic ranged attacks now

deal miss damage equal to your level.

Improbable Stunt

Once per battle, as a quick action when the

escalation die is 1 or more, you can pull off an

outrageous improvisational stunt that no one

else could manage, perhaps not even a

swashbuckling rogue. The stunt is not itself an

attack but it might lead to one.

The outrageous action of your stunt isnt

something you have to roll for, even if it would

ordinarily require a skill check to pull off. As

with the Swashbuckle talent of the rogue from

the core book, youll still have to roll for an

attack that follows up your stunt.

Whats possible with the talent? Youll note

that the talent isnt called impossible stunt:

jumping from a crashing airship directly onto

the wagon being driven by the villain seems

perfectly appropriate, but magically changing to

wind and wafting in to sit beside the villain is

generally not what this talent is about, its an

extension of your abilities as a monk rather than

temporary access to a new set of magical

powers.

Leaf on Wind

Twice per battle when you use a move action,

gain another move action as a free action.

Adventurer Feat: If there is a wall, tree, or

other physical object alongside as you fall, you

can slap it to slow your fall and suffer no falling

damage. Fall freely for up to 30per level.

Champion Feat: You take half damage from

attacks that target more than one creature. (If a

foe focuses on you and make you the only target

of an attack that generally has more than one

target you take full damage.)


Epic Feat: Add +1 to all your defenses.

Spinning Willow Style

When you are hit by a ranged attack against AC,

use an interrupt action to roll a save to reduce

the damage you suffer by half.

The first save of each battle is an easy save,

the second save is a normal save, subsequent

saves are hard saves.

Adventurer Feat: Missed saves no longer

make the next save more difficult.

Champion Feat: Spinning Willow Style now

also applies to ranged attacks against your PD.

Epic Feat: A successful save reduces the

damage to the attackers level rather than half

damage.

Strength of Earth

Your prowess as a monk now depends on your

Strength instead of your Dexterity. Whenever an

element of the monk class refers to Dexterity,

use your Strength ability score instead.

Adventurer Feat: Add one to the number of

recoveries you have each day. Also add your

Strength modifier to the first death save you

make each day.

Champion Feat: Add +2 to your Physical

Defense.

Epic Feat: Once per day, when the

escalation die is 4+, you can spend a quick action

to convert up to 2d3 recoveries into ki points.

Monk Talents: Champion Tier

Avatar of the Void

After each battle in which you have spent at

least a point of ki, roll a normal save (11+). If the

save succeeds, you regain a point of ki.

Champion Feat: If the save fails, you regain

one expended recovery. (You can use healing

from a quick rest before rolling the save.)

Epic Feat: The first time each day that you

are reduced to 0 ki, roll a normal save. If you

succeed, you regain 2 ki immediately.

Child of Water

You gain a +1 bonus on all saves.

In addition, as a quick action, once per

battle, you can give an adjacent ally a save

against ongoing damage.

Champion Feat: Once per battle, heal using

a recovery when you make a flow attack.

Epic Feat: Once per battle, a nearby ally can

heal using a recovery when you make a flow

attack.

Disciple of the Hidden Path

One battle per day, choose a second Deadly

Secret in addition to the Deadly Secret you have

always known (Flurry, Greeting Fist, or Temple

Weapon Master).

Champion Feat: When you use the second

Deadly Secret you gained from Disciple of the

Hidden Path, you gain the adventurer and

champion feats for that Deadly Secret during

that battle.

Epic Feat: Each day, choose a cleric, sorcerer

or wizard spell that is your level or lower. You

can cast that spell in place of using one of your

finishing attacks, completing that cycle of forms

so that your next attack will need to be an

opening. Use your Wisdom as the ability score

that determines attack and damage with the

spell.

Master of Fire

Once per battle, as a free action, you can skip the

element of a form you would normally be

required to perform next. For example, if you

had performed an opening attack, you could

skip to a finishing attack with your next

standard action.

Champion Feat: You can spend 1 ki as a free

action to ignore fire resistance this battle.

Epic Feat: Whenever you roll a natural 20

with an attack you can skip the next element of

the form that would normally be required.


Monk Talents: Epic Tier

Abundant Step

Once per battle, as a move action, teleport

somewhere nearby.

Epic Feat: The place you teleport can be far

away, so long as it is in line of sight.

Diamond Soul

You have resistance 16+ against attacks that

target MD.

Epic Feat: The first time you truly die,

should you wish it, you will be resurrected in a

place of power in 1d6 days.

Invincible Fist

Roll an additional d20 (usually two!) for all

finishing attacks. Choose whichever result you

like as your attack result.

Epic Feat: Once per battle, you can roll an

additional d20 for all attacks made as part of a

flow attack.

Procession of the Sun and Moon

Once per level, while meditating during a quick

rest, you can decide that it is time for the start of

a new day. You and all your allies regain spells,

abilities, powers, hit points and recoveries as if

you had taken a full rest and started a new day.

The only character element that does not reset as

if it was a new day are your icon relationship

rolls and any icon relationships.

Epic Feat: One battle per day, as a free

action, you gain flight at normal movement

speed.

Adventurer Tier Forms

Claws of the Panther

At-Will Form

Opening Attack: Panther spins free Melee attack

Target: One foe


Hit: BACKHAND + Dexterity damage, and you can

pop free from the target if you wish.

Miss: Damage equal to your level.

Flow Attack: Cat between hounds Melee attack

Target: One foe



Hit with natural 16+: You can make a FIST attack

against a different target.

Miss: Half damage.

Finishing Attack: Twinned panther claw Daily Option: Until the end of the battle, you heal

damage equal to your Wisdom modifier each time

you make an attack roll (5th level: twice your

Wisdom modifier; 8th level: thrice your Wisdom

modifier)

Melee attack

Target: Two attacks against the same or different foes



Miss: Half damage.

You must have at least one relationship point

with the High Druid to take any of the feats

associated with the Claws of the Panther form.

Adventurer Feat (Spitting fury): Spend a

point of ki to deal 10 damage to each foe you are

engaged with (5th level: 20 damage; 8th level: 30

damage.)

Champion Feat (Sudden strike): Spend a

point of ki on your turn to make a FIST attack

against a staggered foe as a quick action.

Epic Feat (High Ones blessing): Spend a

point of ki to heal 10 hp each time you make an

attack roll the rest of the battle. The healing

effect ends if you drop below 30 hp.

Monk feats connected to the forms have names

because they are usually used independently of

the forms. Spending ki for a cool power is

separate from using the forms so weve given


the ki feats names to give a bit more of an

indication of whats going on.

Dance of the Mantis

At-Will Form

Opening: Springing mantis strike Melee attack

Special: So long as you start your turn free of enemy

engagement, the standard action used for this

attack lets you use a free move action before the

attack roll .

Target: One foe


Hit: BACKHAND + Dexterity damage.

Miss:

Flow Attack: Whirling mantis pincer Melee attack

Target: One foe


Hit: FIST + Dexterity damage, or KICK + Dexterity

damage vs. large or bigger targets.

Miss: Half damage.

Finishing Attack: Precise mantis kick Daily Option: Until the end of the battle, your FIST

attacks against foes that have lower Initiative

bonuses than you deal damage as if they were

KICK attacks.

Melee attack

Target: One foe

Attack: Dexterity + 2 + Level vs. AC

Hit: KICK + Dexterity damage

Miss: Half damage

Effect: Hit or miss, if this attack drops a non-mook foe

to 0 hp, you gain a point of ki you must spend this

battle or lose.

Adventurer Feat (Mantis Surge): Spend a

point of ki at the end of your turn to add 2d6 to

your Initiative. (If your group doesnt bother

tracking initiative points after rolling, just move

up in the initiative order 1d3 places instead.)

Champion Feat (Preying Mantis): Spend 1

ki after rolling an attack to make one target of

the attack vulnerable to this attack and your

attacks the rest of the battle.

Epic Feat (Kill Strike): Spend 1 ki on your

turn as a free action to make a free FIST attack

against a staggered foe.

Original Poison Form

At-Will Form

Opening: First certain toxin Effect: Deal 1d4 poison damage per monk level to one

foe you are engaged with.

Flow Attack: Second deadly venom Melee attack

Target: One foe


Hit: BACKHAND + Dexterity damage

Natural even hit: An additional 10 ongoing poison

damage

Natural odd hit: An additional 5 ongoing poison

damage.


Finishing Attack: Third poisonous lesson Daily option: Until the end of the battle, any foe

engaged with you when it rolls a successful save

against ongoing poison damage must reroll the

save once and abide by the reroll.

Melee attack

Target: One foe

Attack: Dexterity + Level vs. PD

Hit: FIST + Dexterity damage, and an equal amount of

ongoing poison damage.

Miss: Ongoing poison damage equal to half damage.

Adventurer Feat (Wriggling Serpent): Spend

a point of ki on your turn to pop free from any

enemy, even one that has you grabbed.

Champion Feat (Venom Holds Fast): Spend

a point of ki as a free action on your turn to

make an engaged foe who is suffering from

ongoing poison damage stuck until they save

against the ongoing poison.

Epic Feat (The Fangs Sink Deeper): Spend a

point of ki as a free action to double the amount

of ongoing poison damage a foe you are

engaged with is suffering.

Heavens Thunder

At-Will Form


Opening: Melee attack

Target: One foe

Attack: Wisdom + Level vs. AC

Hit: BACKHAND + Wisdom damage, and deal

thunder damage equal to twice your level to each

foe that attacks you before the start of your next

turn


Flow Attack: The willow bends Melee attack

Target: One foe


Hit: FIST + Dexterity damage, and you can roll a save

against a save ends effect.

Miss: Half damage.

Finishing Attack: This too was foreseen Daily option: Until the end of this battle, you take

only half damage from ongoing damage.

Melee attack

Target: One foe


Hit: KICK + Wisdom damage

Natural even hit: You can use a recovery as a free

action.

Natural odd hit: Target is dazed until the end of

your next turn.

Miss: Half damage.

You must have at least one relationship point with the

Priestess to take any of the feats associated with the

Heavens Thunder form.

Adventurer Feat (Cathedrals Chosen):

Spend 1 ki before you roll to get a +5 bonus on a

save this turn.

Champion Feat (Heavens Vengeful

Daughter): Spend 1 ki after hitting with a melee

attack to enable your melee attacks to target

nearby enemies you are not engaged with until

the end of the battle.

Epic Feat (Avalanche of Thunder): Spend 1

ki after hitting an enemy with a finishing attack

to hamper that enemy until the end of your next

turn.

Hidden Monkey Paw

At-Will Form

Opening: Jest of hidden paw Melee attack

Special: If you decide to use this opening on your

turn, you gain a +2 bonus to disengage checks this

turn.

Target: One foe


Hit: BACKHAND + Dexterity damage


Flow Attack: Tumbling monkey claw Melee attack

Special: If you decide to use this flow attack on your

turn, you can pop free of one enemy at some point

this turn.

Target: One foe




Finishing Attack: Monkey plays the fool Daily option: Until the end of the battle, your

disengage checks have a +5 bonus.

Melee attack

Target: One foe

Attack: Dexterity + Level vs. MD


Hit on Natural 18+: The target is also confused until

the end of your next turn.

Miss: Half damage.

Adventurer Feat (Way of the Superior

Monkey): Spend 1 ki to reroll an attack against a

confused foe with a +4 attack bonus.

Champion Feat (Somersault Trick): When

you hit with an attack, you can spend 1 ki as a

free action and choose one: swap places with the

enemy you hit; or swap places with one nearby

ally (or one ally youre next to).

Epic Feat (Tumbling Ball): Spend 1 ki to add

+4 to your PD against a foes attack; you can

spend the ki even after seeing the foes attack

roll.

Way of the Golden Dragon

At-Will Form


Opening: Gold dragon fist Melee attack

Target: One foe


Hit: FIST + Dexterity damage, if you are engaged with

more than one foe, add your Strength modifier to

the damage.

5th level: double your Strength modifier

8th level: triple your Strength modifier

Miss: No effect.

Flow Attack: Shining warrior advances Melee attack

Target: One foe


Hit: FIST + Dexterity fire damage, and if the target is

now staggered or drops to 0 hp you gain a +2

bonus to all your defenses against the next attack

that targets you.

Miss: Half damage.

Finishing Attack: Testament against hordes Daily option: You can also make a finishing attack

with your next standard action, but cannot use

any other finishing attacks later in the battle.

Melee attack

Target: One foe

Attack: Wisdom + Level vs. PD

Hit: KICK + Wisdom radiant damage, and half

damage to one other enemy engaged with you.

Miss: Half damage to each enemy engaged with you.


Great Gold Wyrm to take any of the feats associated with

Way of the Golden Dragon.

Adventurer Feat (Thresh the Chaff): Spend 1

ki on your turn to make a FIST attack against a

mook as a free action.

Champion Feat (Scourge of Evil): Spend 1 ki

on your turn to make a FIST attack against a

demon as a free action.

Epic Feat (Shield against Demons) Spend 1

ki after hitting a demon with a finishing attack

to hamper the demon (save ends). [[yes,

identical to epic feat of Crusader]]

Wing and Talon

At-Will Form

Opening: Eagle lands screaming Melee attack

Target: One foe

Attack: Dexterity + 2 + Level vs. AC

Hit: BACKHAND + Dexterity damage.

Miss: No effect, or half damage if the target is small.

Flow Attack: Claws find the wound Melee attack

Target: One foe

Attack: Dexterity +2 + Level vs. AC


Miss: No effect, or damage equal to your level if the

target is already staggered.

Finishing Attack: Springing eagle kick Daily option: Until the end of the battle you have +2

defenses against attacks by enemies that are not

engaged with you.

Melee attack

Target: One foe



Natural even hit or miss: You gain Flight until the

end of your next turn.

Miss: Half damage.

Adventurer Feat (Prey of the Eagle): Spend

1 ki to deal damage to a mook you are engaged

with equal to the mooks hit points.

Champion Feat (Eagles Talons): Spend 1 ki

to reroll a KICK attack roll.

Epic Feat (Flying Eagle Kick): Spend 1 ki

while you are flying to make a KICK attack as a

quick action.

Champion Tier Forms

Rising Phoenix

At-Will Form

Opening: Remarkable phoenix fist Melee attack

Target: One foe


Hit: FIST + Dexterity fire damage


Flow Attack: Become the pillar of flame Melee or ranged attack


Target: One engaged foe (melee) or one nearby foe

(ranged)


Hit: FIST + Dexterity fire damage, and

Natural even hit: Gain 4d6 temporary hit points

(8th level: 4d12 temporary hit points)

Natural odd hit: Deal 10 ongoing fire damage (8th

level: increases to 15 ongoing fire damage)


Finishing Attack: Life burning fire fist Daily option: Before or after this attack, move using

flight as a quick action.

Melee attack

Special: You can only use this finishing attack if you

are staggered or have made a death save in this

battle.

Target: One foe


Hit: KICK + FIST + Dexterity fire damage, and roll

two additional d20s on your next death save in

this battle.

Miss: Half damage.

Champion Feat (Bright Feather): When you

hit with the flow or finishing attack from Rising

Phoenix, spend 1 ki to heal using a recovery.

Epic Feat (Phoenix Ascends): Spend 1 ki

when you succeed with a death save to heal to

your full hit points without spending a recovery.

Three Evil Dragons

At-Will Form

Opening: The burning shadow Melee attack

Target: One foe


Hit: BACKHAND + Dexterity damage, and if the

target is now staggered, choose whether you want

to pop free of the target or deal 15 ongoing acid

damage to it.


Flow Attack: Sky carries lightning Melee attack

Target: One foe


Hit: FIST + Dexterity lightning damage

Natural even hit: Deal half damage to another

nearby enemy.

Natural odd hit: You gain flight until the end of

your next turn.

Miss: Half damage.

Finishing Attack: Red fury Daily option: Choose an energy type other than cold.

You gain resistance 16+ to that energy type until

the end of the battle.

Melee attack

Target: One foe


Hit: KICK + Dexterity damage, +1d8 fire damage for

every point on the escalation die.

Miss: Half the KICK damage but no fire damage.


Three to take any of the feats associated with Three

Evil Dragons.

Champion Feat (Eye of Dragons): Spend 1

ki before rolling a flow or finishing attack to

increase your crit range for the attack by 4.

Epic Feat (Inevitable Comeback): Spend 1 ki

point after missing with a finishing attack to

earn the right to use another finishing attack

with your next standard action.

Tiger in Storm

At-Will Form

Opening: Stalking tiger fist Melee attack

Special: You can only use this opening attack if you

are not staggered.

Target: One foe


Hit: FIST + Dexterity damage, and if you have no

allies engaged with the target, you also deal 5

ongoing lightning damage to the target.

Miss: no effect

Flow Attack: Tiger follows blood Melee attack

Target: One foe that is not engaged with any of your

allies.


Hit: KICK + Dexterity damage, and you can pop free

of the target. If you do pop free, you will

automatically deal 10 damage to one other foe you

end your turn engaged with.

Miss: Half damage.


Finishing Attack: Striped lightning roars Daily option: The next time an engaged foe attacks

you, interrupt their attack with a FIST attack of

your own as a free action.

Melee attack

Target: One foe


Hit: KICK + Dexterity damage, and deal FIST

lightning damage to 1d3 nearby enemies.

Miss: FIST lightning damage.

Champion Feat (The Storm Smiles): Spend 1

ki when you hit with an attack with a natural

16+ to deal KICK lightning damage to a different

random foe nearby.

Epic Feat (Heavenly Arc Strike) When you

roll a natural 16+ with a finishing attack, spend

1 ki to weaken (save ends) the target of that roll.

True Crusader Form

At-Will Form

Opening: Trample the fallen Melee attack

Special: You can only use this opening if at least one

foe has already fallen this round.

Target: One foe




Flow Attack: Crush the weak Melee attack

Effect: Before rolling the attack, deal 1d10 psychic

damage per point on the escalation die to each

engaged foe that has fewer hit points than you.

Target: One foe



Miss: Half damage.

Finishing Attack: Finish the dying Daily option: You can reuse this attack as a free

action, targeting a different foe, immediately after

the first attack.

Melee attack

Special: This attack has a +4 bonus if it targets a

staggered foe.

Target: One foe



Miss: Half damage.


Crusader to take any of the feats associated with True

Crusader Form.

Champion Feat (Foretaste of pain): Spend 1

ki to gain Fear (engaged foes have -4 attack and

cannot use the escalation die) against foes with

fewer hit points than you until you drop below

30 hp or the end of the battle, whichever comes

first.

Epic Feat (Prelude to banishment): Spend 1

ki after hitting a demon with a finishing attack

to hamper the demon (save ends).

Epic Tier Forms

Deaths Quivering Shadow

At-Will Form

Opening: Invoke the name Melee attack

Target: One foe

Attack: WISDOM + Level vs. PD

Hit: FIST + Wisdom damage

Natural even hit: Ongoing necrotic damage equal

to the targets level.

Miss: You take half damage.

Flow Attack: Stunning fist Melee attack

Target: One foe



Natural even hit: Target is stunned until the end

of your next turn.


Finishing Attack: Ghostwalk of the fallen king Daily option: Until the end of the battle, your monk

attacks against AC target PD instead.

Melee attack

Target: One foe



Hit: KICK + Dexterity damage, and 10 ongoing

necrotic damage, and you gain flight and

incorporeal (resist all damage 16+) until the end of

your next turn.



Lich King to take the feat associated with Deaths

Shadow.

Epic Feat (Quivering Palm): Spend 1 ki

when you hit a target with a finishing attack. For

the rest of the day, as a standard action,

regardless of how far away the target is, you can

spend a ki point to deal FIST + Wisdom damage

to the target.

Feathered Serpent Form

At-Will Form

Opening: Shifting coils Melee attack

Target: Each foe engaged with you


Hit: BACKHAND + Wisdom damage


Flow Attack: Flying serpent kick Melee attack

Effect: Choose one when you decide to use this flow

attack: either gain Flight until the end of your turn

or pop free from one foe at any point during your

turn.

Target: One foe



Miss: Half damage.

Finishing Attack: Couatls strike Daily option: You can reuse this attack as a free

action, targeting a different foe, immediately after

the first attack.

Melee attack

Target: One foe


Hit: KICK + Dexterity radiant damage

Natural even hit: Target is hampered until the end

of your next turn.

Natural odd hit: Target suffers 15 ongoing poison

damage.

Miss: Half damage.

Epic Feat (Coils on Feathers on Scales):

Spend 1 ki and a quick action to roll a save

against a condition you are suffering from that

was caused by a foes attack. If your natural roll

is 16+, you can transfer the condition to a foe

you are engaged with.

Flagrant Blossoms

At-Will Form

Opening: Opening blossom Melee attack

Target: One foe


Hit: BACKFIST + Dexterity damage, if this attack

drops a non-mook to 0 hp, you can skip your flow

attack and move to a finishing attack with your

next standard action.


Flow Attack: Inimitable karma fist Melee attack

Target: One foe


Hit: FIST + Dexterity damage, and random nearby

ally rolls an icon relationship die of their choice

that can be used as a story-guide result later in the

adventure.

Miss: Half damage.

Finishing Attack: Dangerous wisdom maneuver Daily option: You or a nearby ally can roll a save

against a save ends condition with a +5 bonus. If

this save fails, your subsequent dangerous wisdom

maneuver attack takes a -5 penalty.

Melee attack

Target: One foe


Hit: KICK + Wisdom damage

Natural 16+: You gain a point of ki.


Epic Feat (Awesome Moon): Once per day,

spend 1 ki to roll 1d6 and gain that many

temporary ki points. You must spend all the

temporary ki before the start of your next turn

and cannot spend more ki later this battle.


Spiral Path

At-Will Form

Opening: Open the cycle Melee attack

Target: One foe


Hit: BACKFIST + Dexterity damage, and deal half

damage to a different nearby foe.

Miss: --

Flow Attack: Walk the spiral Melee attack

Target: One foe


Hit: FIST + Dexterity damage, and until the end of

your next turn you can use move actions to

teleport to nearby locations.

Miss: Half damage

Finishing Attack: Seal the way Daily option: Until the end of the battle, deal damage

equal to three times your Wisdom modifier to the

first foe you move to engage on each of your

turns.

Melee attack

Target: One foe (and follow-up)


Hit: KICK + Dexterity damage, and then you can

teleport to engage with a different nearby foe and

use a separate KICK attack against that foe.

Miss: --


Elf Queen to take the feat associated with Spiral Path.

Epic Feat (Queens Grace Maneuver): Spend

1 ki when you hit with a flow attack to regain

your expended racial power, if any.

RULES & STUFF ELSEWHERE

IN THE BOOK

Treasures for monks

Treasure not designed yet, would rather have

playtest results on class design first.

Will include tattoos.

Flight rules

There were a few characters flying in the core

book. The monk gets to fly more than most, so

heres the basics

Were keeping basic flight rules simple. For

now, play it exactly like other movement, but if

there's space above them, you can fly over

creatures you're not engaged with without

taking opportunity attacks from them.

Were also keeping engagement and

disengagement rules the same when flyers make

melee attacks against enemies on the ground.

When a flyer makes a melee attack against a

flying enemy, however, instead of engaging that

creature, the flyer can choose to swoop past as

they attack, but they take a 2 attack penalty.

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