12-28-2017, 10:51 AM
Here are my thoughts on the natural attacks and the logic I had behind it:
Level 20 comparison
Monk flurry: 20/20/20/15/10/5
Black Belt flurry: 18/18/13/13/8/8/3
Dragon flurry: 20/20/20/15/15/15 or 20/20/20/18/18/18 if your gm allows multiattack
Black belt gets the most attack but with pitiful accuracy. In all likelihood, the latter half of their attacks are probably missing any real threat. Dragon flurry may SEEM to be a superior version of the monk flurry but that is only in accuracy. They make the same number of attacks but the dragon flurry only gets 1/2 str on the last 3 attacks while monk gets full strength on everything. Not only that, but because monks Have the option of using a single weapon and applying feats like weapon focus and specialization. Lastly, monks get a massive threat range for their unarmed strikes that natural attacks don’t get. In short: dragon flurry actually comes short on damage output but makes up for it with consistency which is why I think they should get their own set of style strikes.
Level 20 comparison
Monk flurry: 20/20/20/15/10/5
Black Belt flurry: 18/18/13/13/8/8/3
Dragon flurry: 20/20/20/15/15/15 or 20/20/20/18/18/18 if your gm allows multiattack
Black belt gets the most attack but with pitiful accuracy. In all likelihood, the latter half of their attacks are probably missing any real threat. Dragon flurry may SEEM to be a superior version of the monk flurry but that is only in accuracy. They make the same number of attacks but the dragon flurry only gets 1/2 str on the last 3 attacks while monk gets full strength on everything. Not only that, but because monks Have the option of using a single weapon and applying feats like weapon focus and specialization. Lastly, monks get a massive threat range for their unarmed strikes that natural attacks don’t get. In short: dragon flurry actually comes short on damage output but makes up for it with consistency which is why I think they should get their own set of style strikes.
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