Nothing major, but a bonus regardless.The Brawler class combines the Monk's lightning-fast attacks with the Fighter's combat prowess.įighters offer healing, weapon expertise, and the ability to wear Armor with a low Recovery Time penalty. Them monks may also be able to use some cleric scrolls and wands too, IIRC. Also innate regeneration HLA can be taken multiple times and it stacks with everything else, a grandmaster of flowers level (original D&D level name for top level monks) monk regenerates like a troll! Now that's scary! A lvl 40 monk can easily beat a lvl 40 barbarian, barbarian can only hope to win if he uses Smite to stun lock the monk, but monk can do so many other nasties to him meanwhile. Inner time doubles a monk's attack rate so he attacks 8/round, and if you activate quivering palm, the victim must make 8 saving throws that round or die instantly. Vanilla monk is boring with fighter HLAs, whirlwind attack over and over again, yawn.īG2 refinement monk kicks serious a**, a flying kick to send an enemy flying across the screen stunned, dragon fist stripping a mage's protection spells with each strike. Cool and extremely powerful! Highly reccomended. You should get BG2 refinements mod's improved HLA table, it gives monks some unique, cool and powerful mystic HLAs, like inner time, different stances, ethereal ability, second wind, faster than the eye, tiger strike, dragon strike, flying kick etc. Monks are weak at low levels, but scaringly strong at high levels. Monks are loads of fun and they are dangerous just remember to carry a magic weapon that is better than your fists just in case (hence the scarlet ninja-to since it is +3 and it takes a while to get there with +3 fists). The only way to now is to find or CLUA console the items to find out. Monks also can use a variety of items that you would not expect like the moon dog figurine. They are hard to hit but are not really good at taking them (they aren't bad with cleric HP but they do not get the bonus con for 17+ con). Monks are skirmishers which means they come in fast and hit hard. You can also put the robe of aprenti though you need to CLUA console that in if you are a monk.
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While the AC won't stay useful forever (and it will prevent stealth) it does give some nice stuff like free action and allows you to fill the armor slot (not filling a slot annoys me to no end). If you do not mind using an exploit monks can wear keldorn's family armor though you need to make sure that you have the correct ability scores (which will likely require you to wear the ring that gives 18 cha when you put the armor on). At level 15+, you'll likely have the gauntlets of crushing, and now you get a 1d20 roll for damage with your fists, which is obviously awesome.
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So it is a late blooming class to reach its full potential.
Generally speaking, the problem arises when a mage casts protection from magic weapons, and then it doesn't matter if you have a +4 or +5. The only one I can think of is a pit fiend.
There's really not much out there that can be hit by +5 weapons, but not by +4 weapons.
The only reason for purchasing the Scarlet Ninja-to is so that you can hit things that require a +2 or +3 weapon before acquiring the gauntlets of crushing.Įven though most of your tanks will have +5 weapons equipped, I have no found the gauntlets of crushing at +4 to be any type of serious impediment. I'm unsure on the level they are +3 weapons, mainly because by that time you typically have acquired the gauntlets of crushing, and so then you're at +4 for the rest of the game. That said, the progression is as follows: It's a little slow in the beginning, and you will need a second tank early, simply because you won't be able to hit some stuff that requires magic weapons. As for weapons, by the time you hit level 9, you're fists are +1 weapons, and they do 1d12 damage, with strength bonuses applying as normal, so you're fists are going to be more damaging than any weapon you can purchase. Fill in your ring slots, amulet, and robes with things you would normally use on a fighter. You can't wear armor, shields, or helms (but you can use ioun stones). The one and only piece of equipment you "need" as a monk are the Gauntlets of crushing.
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