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<blockquote data-quote="dvvega" data-source="post: 2450489" data-attributes="member: 524">I personally agree with Patryn when he states that Monks cannot qualify for the feat. For they have no natural attacks.They only have an attack from that is treated as a natural weapon for things that improve natural weapons (for example the Magic Fang spell).However I must disagree with his assertion that the monk cannot use the feat if he otherwise qualifies for it.Why? Because the feat changes a natural weapon by increasing its base damage die. The monk can pretend to have a natural weapon for effects that adjust natural weapons. Thus the feat can be used. It is the gaining of the feat that is the difficult thing with a standard monk.In addition ... feats do not stay fixed as you improve in level/power. So the feat would improve the unarmed damage of a monk as they gain levels. Thus they will always be one damage die higher than the average monk. This is a good representation of a Stone Monkey style monk for example.The trick is qualifying in the first place.D</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dvvega, post: 2450489, member: 524"] I personally agree with Patryn when he states that Monks cannot qualify for the feat. For they have no natural attacks. They only have an attack from that is treated as a natural weapon for things that improve natural weapons (for example the Magic Fang spell). However I must disagree with his assertion that the monk cannot use the feat if he otherwise qualifies for it. Why? Because the feat changes a natural weapon by increasing its base damage die. The monk can pretend to have a natural weapon for effects that adjust natural weapons. Thus the feat can be used. It is the gaining of the feat that is the difficult thing with a standard monk. In addition ... feats do not stay fixed as you improve in level/power. So the feat would improve the unarmed damage of a monk as they gain levels. Thus they will always be one damage die higher than the average monk. This is a good representation of a Stone Monkey style monk for example. The trick is qualifying in the first place. D [/QUOTE]

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