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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 6612506" data-attributes="member: 63508">It probably refer to many quotes on hammer and anvil where the hammer strikes the anvil. Monks are best at striking, not being striked.It's less that they are less interesting and that they are all the same.Level 5Monk Fist: Action Dex+3 to hit/1d6+Dex damage X2 Bonus Action Dex+3 to hit/1d6+Dex damage Monk Nunchaku: Action Dex+3 to hit/1d6+Dex damage X2 Bonus Action Dex+3 to hit/1d6+Dex damage  Monk Sword: Action Dex+3 to hit/1d6+Dex damage X2 Bonus Action Dex+3 to hit/1d6+Dex damageMonk bow: Action Dex+3 to hit/1d6+Dex damage X2 Bonus Action Dex+3 to hit/1d6+Dex damage Fighter Archer: Action Dex+5 to hit/1d8+Dex damage X2 Fighter Longsword: Action Str+3 to hit/1d8+Str+2 damage X2 Fighter Dual Shortswords: Action Dex+3 to hit/1d6+Dex damage X2 Bonus Action Dex+3 to hit/1d6+Dex damage X2  Fighter Greatsword: Action Str+3 to hit/2d6+Str damage X2  reroll 1 or 2This is no counting reach or range. or the 3 syles which give defensive bonuses. Nor is it counting feats as it becomes worse as fighters get feats faster and monks are more dependent on stat increases in 2 ability scores.</blockquote>