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<blockquote data-quote="VenerableBede" data-source="post: 8451477" data-attributes="member: 7032917">This is a good point. That said, since Adepts don't get the fighting style &quot;two-weapon fighting&quot; they won't add their relevant modifier to damage when two-weapon fighting, so Adepts do have some advantage to using their Bonus Action unarmed strike/Flurry of Blows over any other class using two-weapon fighting, except for the Fighter.Of course, a single level dip in fighter for the said fighting style makes Flurry of Blows obsolete for most of your remaining 19 levels of Adept, but you would also get certain Adept abilities a level later and you would be missing out on your capstone, so pick your poison. Or, if your DM allows O5e feats, just pick up two-weapon fighting style through a feat and forget that Flurry of Blows exists (unless you are disarmed). (Or get Unarmed Fighting and make all of your unarmed strikes deal d8 damage, something regular monks don't even dream of until tier 3.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="VenerableBede, post: 8451477, member: 7032917"] This is a good point. That said, since Adepts don't get the fighting style "two-weapon fighting" they won't add their relevant modifier to damage when two-weapon fighting, so Adepts do have some advantage to using their Bonus Action unarmed strike/Flurry of Blows over any other class using two-weapon fighting, except for the Fighter. Of course, a single level dip in fighter for the said fighting style makes Flurry of Blows obsolete for most of your remaining 19 levels of Adept, but you would also get certain Adept abilities a level later and you would be missing out on your capstone, so pick your poison. Or, if your DM allows O5e feats, just pick up two-weapon fighting style through a feat and forget that Flurry of Blows exists (unless you are disarmed). (Or get Unarmed Fighting and make all of your unarmed strikes deal d8 damage, something regular monks don't even dream of until tier 3.) [/QUOTE]

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