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ability (3 levels earlier, but gated on a Flurry of Blows attack landing). … Rule-bending Beginning at 10th level, you can use your close understanding of the rules of the multiverse to bend them around yourself. …

Contrast: Immediately after (flurry of blows) When you take the Attack action and attack with a light melee weapon that you’re holding in one hand, you can use a bonus action to attack with a different … (I realised just now that "take" also makes me uncertain about "immediately after" for flurry of blows, but I seem to remember from a clarification that "immediately after you take the attack action" means …

Frigid Wrath When you roll cold damage, you can expend 2 of the glove’s charges to deal maximum damage, instead of rolling. … At level 15 he deals on average 3d8 + 15 dmg without spending a Ki point on Flurry of Blows (not including his +2 Insignia of Claws he carries). …

At 2nd level, you can assume that a Monk starting the combat with full ki points will use Flurry of Blows (two additional unarmed attacks) every turn that they can, while Fighters can be assumed to have … Rogues should be assumed to be getting Sneak Attack every turn by targeting opponents within 5 feet of allies. …

This actually has two parts: Flurry of Blows is tied to taking the Attack action, and Flurry of Blows can be performed only after the action. … While I understand the first part (don't combine Flurry of Blows e.g. with Dodge), I find the second part rather counter-intuitive. …

Can you spend additional ki points to make additional attacks as part of the Flurry of Blows bonus action, e.g. 2 ki points to make four attacks with your bonus action? …

One of the features every guide says is useless is the proficiency in Performance, so I have been thinking of how I could use that in combat. … I've come up with the following tactic, starting from melee range: Action: Attack and Extra Attack Bonus Action: Flurry of Blows and Disengage (Disengage is free with Drunken Technique) Movement: Run …

A monk uses his Flurry of Blows feature and tries to snatch a wand from an enemy caster. …

Foes are treated to a flurry of combined strikes, bites, and grapples as monk and dog work in perfect harmony to take down any enemy. … Flurry of Fangs: Starting at 5th level, when you spend a bonus action and 1 ki points to perform Flurry of Blows, you can replace both unarmed attacks with two of your dog's attacks, inflicting bleed for …

In battle, these monks stand firm against their enemies, trading blows in a relentless contest of strength and endurance. … On your character Sheet, you have the following features: "Martial Arts", "Unarmored Defense", "Flurry of Blows" every single feature you received up to this point is SCREAMING at you "GO MELEE!!!" …

They just use Flurry of Blows and Stunning Strike all the time, so I tried to encourage using Patient defense as well to make the monk more survivable, without feeling that it would sacrifice their damage … And then you use your bonus action to use the step of the wind feature, so you won't benefit from the Martial arts or Flurry of blows features that are your source of extra damage, meaning you will be …

that it can only be used once a turn, and can't be added to Flurry of Blows to negate the Ki point cost. … If I were to modify Hand of Harm so it could be used in Flurry of Blows, and more than once a turn, like we see on Hand of Healing, what would the mechanical impacts of that be? …

What's more, his personality outside the heat of the fight is one of a paradigm, a fighter for justice as noble as the Paladin yet as unbound as the wind... which is why I chose the Monk class. … Flurry of Blows? …

An example: An open hand monk attacks two times with a flurry of blows. … They roll the first attack, and it hits; do they now have a dilemma deciding whether to apply the push effect knowing it will put them out of range for the second hit? …

Can an Open Hand Monk push/shove a Banshee using Flurry of Blows, in spite of all of the banshee's condition immunities and features (i.e.: grappled, prone, hover, incorporeal, etc.)? …