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<blockquote data-quote="Cedric" data-source="post: 3052591" data-attributes="member: 2044">Goliath's have Powerful Build...from the SRDIf the Goliath can use a Large Greataxe, then I think they should be able to use the Large damage table for monk's unarmed damage. It seems completely reasonable to me, and I think it is implied in the wording for Powerful Build. Additionally, the rules (and FAQ), clearly allow INA to stack....and the Monk's Belt is in the rules as well and perfectly reasonable. However, there is nothing that states (to my knowledge) that the ability from the Fanged Ring has to stack with INA. If you take INA multiple times, it applies to different attacks. And &quot;Monk's unarmed strike&quot; is considered one attack form. So I would disallow the Fanged Ring from stacking with INA. This should reduce the player to a much more manageable 4d6 damage. Is that a lot of damage? Yes...but broken? In the 'new' game of power builds, prestige classes, oneupsmanship and the like, I don't think it's broken at all. CedricEDIT: I just wanted to add, you can house rule anything you want obviously, I just addressed my post to the rules as I understand them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cedric, post: 3052591, member: 2044"] Goliath's have Powerful Build...from the SRD If the Goliath can use a Large Greataxe, then I think they should be able to use the Large damage table for monk's unarmed damage. It seems completely reasonable to me, and I think it is implied in the wording for Powerful Build. Additionally, the rules (and FAQ), clearly allow INA to stack....and the Monk's Belt is in the rules as well and perfectly reasonable. However, there is nothing that states (to my knowledge) that the ability from the Fanged Ring has to stack with INA. If you take INA multiple times, it applies to different attacks. And "Monk's unarmed strike" is considered one attack form. So I would disallow the Fanged Ring from stacking with INA. This should reduce the player to a much more manageable 4d6 damage. Is that a lot of damage? Yes...but broken? In the 'new' game of power builds, prestige classes, oneupsmanship and the like, I don't think it's broken at all. Cedric EDIT: I just wanted to add, you can house rule anything you want obviously, I just addressed my post to the rules as I understand them. [/QUOTE]

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