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Can a monk take Improved Natural Attack? - Official answer

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Aaron L said:
Monkunarmed attacks a mess? In 3.5? Are we reading the same books? Now, 3.0, yes, yes it was a mess. 3.5, no way.

I think he is refering to how it meshes with natural and manufactured attacks.
 

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TheEvil said:
I think he is refering to how it meshes with natural and manufactured attacks.

Oh. Hm... well, I still wouldnt consider it a mess. Spelled out pretty clearly, I thought.
 

Hypersmurf said:
The benefit is an effect that improves natural weapons. The prerequisite is not.

-Hyp.

I agree. The same thing goes for taking a prestige class. You can't enter a PrC UNTIL you meet all the prereqs.

Also, why would a monk's unarmed strike be considered a natural weapon, but a normal human commer would not be? Makes no sense to me. If you have an appendage that you can attack with, it should always be considered a natural attack.
 

Babylon Knight said:
My account is.

I'm not.

Then you should know better than to say stupid stuff like "End of Discussion." :p

What did you add to this discussion? Zilch.

Ah, you feeling feisty? :cool:

I already did this discussion, the last two times it came up. Nothing has changed.
 
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I'd say both sides are using reasonable rules arguments, and I think both sides have a good point.

So, go with the tiebreaker, the most official thing to ever come out of the subject says you can. Well, that's good enough for me.
 

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