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<blockquote data-quote="Greg K" data-source="post: 6761823" data-attributes="member: 5038"><p>Well, that is fine if the campaign, in which you are playing. If I am running my campaign setting, the character would not exist with those mechanics.&nbsp; Shadow Monks don't exist in my campaign (actually, the monk class does not exist) and multi-classing is not used (or requires the character to sit out for a long period unless there is sufficient downtime). For a Jason Bourne&nbsp; type character, I would let you have a rogue(assassin). For the martial arts, I'd have you take SkidAce's Martial Arts Feat which grants improved unarmed damage and 2 battlemaster type maneuvers usable unarmed.&nbsp; If you want to fight unarmed, it would be something like the DMG suggestion to give up your armor proficiency for an AC Bonus.&nbsp; I might also suggest one or two other options in addition to or in place of depending upon the campaign that I am running at the time, its cultures, etc.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Greg K, post: 6761823, member: 5038"] Well, that is fine if the campaign, in which you are playing. If I am running my campaign setting, the character would not exist with those mechanics. Shadow Monks don't exist in my campaign (actually, the monk class does not exist) and multi-classing is not used (or requires the character to sit out for a long period unless there is sufficient downtime). For a Jason Bourne type character, I would let you have a rogue(assassin). For the martial arts, I'd have you take SkidAce's Martial Arts Feat which grants improved unarmed damage and 2 battlemaster type maneuvers usable unarmed. If you want to fight unarmed, it would be something like the DMG suggestion to give up your armor proficiency for an AC Bonus. I might also suggest one or two other options in addition to or in place of depending upon the campaign that I am running at the time, its cultures, etc. [/QUOTE]

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