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<blockquote data-quote="Diomeneus" data-source="post: 3183805" data-attributes="member: 47147">amethal covered the longsword part (its called whirling steel strike, theres a feat for using a spear and another for using two bladed sword as monk weapons). And ya your right about the lawful thing, i forgot that our DM allowed me to make him Chaotic despite being a monk (he learned the combat training well yet had trouble with the meditation. I thought about ranger and survival ranks but in the end i favored sticking to his theme of being a diehard (also one of his feats). He lived off the wild but quite evidently he sucked at it... being unskilled in the arts of sneaking and hunting he had to attempt bigger prey that didn't need to hide, which often sent him near death and running.I thought it was cool, i guess one of the biggest reasons its so unheard of is the whole lawful/chaotic thing you mentioned. But as a house rule it makes a pretty interesting combination</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Diomeneus, post: 3183805, member: 47147"] amethal covered the longsword part (its called whirling steel strike, theres a feat for using a spear and another for using two bladed sword as monk weapons). And ya your right about the lawful thing, i forgot that our DM allowed me to make him Chaotic despite being a monk (he learned the combat training well yet had trouble with the meditation. I thought about ranger and survival ranks but in the end i favored sticking to his theme of being a diehard (also one of his feats). He lived off the wild but quite evidently he sucked at it... being unskilled in the arts of sneaking and hunting he had to attempt bigger prey that didn't need to hide, which often sent him near death and running. I thought it was cool, i guess one of the biggest reasons its so unheard of is the whole lawful/chaotic thing you mentioned. But as a house rule it makes a pretty interesting combination [/QUOTE]

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