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<blockquote data-quote="outsider" data-source="post: 7158933" data-attributes="member: 54690">Disengage makes it so your movement doesn't provoke opportunity attacks for the rest of the round, at the cost of your bonus action.&nbsp; Mobile makes it so you don't provoke opportunity attacks from enemies you attack for the rest of the round, with no action cost.&nbsp; They are fulfilling the same goal in slightly different ways.&nbsp; You will still use Disengage at times even if you have Mobile, but Mobile will do the trick alot of the time.Two weapon fighting also costs your bonus action.&nbsp; So does the extra attack from Martial Arts.&nbsp; You can't combine them to get two extra attacks.Martial arts requires you to only be wielding monk weapons.&nbsp; You can't use a monk weapon in one hand and a non monk weapon in the other.&nbsp; There are no one handed monk weapons that do 1d8 damage.The best you can do with Two weapon fighting on a level 1 monk is upgrade your attack routine from 1d6/1d4 to 1d6/1d6.&nbsp; By level 5, your unarmed attack is doing 1d6 anyways, making this moot.&nbsp; Alternatively you could use a quarterstaff or greatclub and do 1d8/1d4, which is close to the same thing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="outsider, post: 7158933, member: 54690"] Disengage makes it so your movement doesn't provoke opportunity attacks for the rest of the round, at the cost of your bonus action. Mobile makes it so you don't provoke opportunity attacks from enemies you attack for the rest of the round, with no action cost. They are fulfilling the same goal in slightly different ways. You will still use Disengage at times even if you have Mobile, but Mobile will do the trick alot of the time. Two weapon fighting also costs your bonus action. So does the extra attack from Martial Arts. You can't combine them to get two extra attacks. Martial arts requires you to only be wielding monk weapons. You can't use a monk weapon in one hand and a non monk weapon in the other. There are no one handed monk weapons that do 1d8 damage. The best you can do with Two weapon fighting on a level 1 monk is upgrade your attack routine from 1d6/1d4 to 1d6/1d6. By level 5, your unarmed attack is doing 1d6 anyways, making this moot. Alternatively you could use a quarterstaff or greatclub and do 1d8/1d4, which is close to the same thing. [/QUOTE]

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