D&D 3E/3.5 [3.5] Monk/Fighter?

[The Souljourner]

12 Levels of Monk (+9 BAB, Greater Flurry of Blows)
8 Levels of Fighter (+8 BAB)


Attacks:

+17/+17/+17/+12/+7/+2

Wow.

And the nice thing is, most of the good monk abilities come in the first 12 levels. (Only important ones missing are the spell resistance (only level +10 though) and damage reduction).

Of course, missing some speed and barehand damage, but still, you get access to Weapon Specialization and Greater Weapon focus, and 5 fighter feats and 2 extra BAB, which gives you an extra attack.

That's not too bad.

-The Souljourner

 

[Henry]

12 Levels of Monk (+9 BAB, Greater Flurry of Blows)
8 Levels of Fighter (+8 BAB)
... And the nice thing is, most of the good monk abilities come in the first 12 levels. (Only important ones missing are the spell resistance (only level +10 though) and damage reduction).

Better in my opinion to take 16 levels of Monk and 4 levels of fighter, boosting your saves by another +2 across the board, and you still get weapon specialization. But either build is quite effective.

Let's hear it for UNIFIED ATTACK BONUSES again! Thank goodness they fixed that annoying problem.

 

[The Souljourner]

Yeah, definitely glad they changed that. It's a little sad that the monk doesn't get his nifty -3 progression, but being able to multiclass is awfully nice too, and 3 attacks at your highest attack bonus is awesome, plain and simple.

-The Souljourner

 

[Destil]

Personally, I'd be taking a level or five of rogue. Sneak attacks with flurry will be nice.

 

[Impeesa]

I think I also like the monk 16/fighter 4 build a bit better. In fact, that's what I plan to have my first new character work into.

--Impeesa--