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<blockquote data-quote="mellored" data-source="post: 7146555" data-attributes="member: 6801209">Does going from3 attacks at 1d6+dex bludgeoning damageto3 attacks at 1d6+dex piercing (slashing?) damagehurt anyone else's fun?&nbsp; If it doesn't, then say yes.Also, I suggest a magic pair of monk parrying sais.&nbsp; To be found when everyone else get's their +1 weapons.When wielding both of the pair, and are attacked in melee, you can spend Ki to parry an attack.If the attack hits, reduce the damage by your proficency modifier per ki spent.If the attack misses, you can spend 1 ki to disarm the attacker using your Dex modifier in place of your Strength modifier.&nbsp;&nbsp; You can add 1d6 to your roll for each additional ki spent.In addition, if you are attuned, you can summon the sais to your hand as an action.&nbsp; If you spend 1 ki, you can do it instantly, as part of any other action you take.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mellored, post: 7146555, member: 6801209"] Does going from 3 attacks at 1d6+dex bludgeoning damage to 3 attacks at 1d6+dex piercing (slashing?) damage hurt anyone else's fun? If it doesn't, then say yes. Also, I suggest a magic pair of monk parrying sais. To be found when everyone else get's their +1 weapons. When wielding both of the pair, and are attacked in melee, you can spend Ki to parry an attack. If the attack hits, reduce the damage by your proficency modifier per ki spent. If the attack misses, you can spend 1 ki to disarm the attacker using your Dex modifier in place of your Strength modifier. You can add 1d6 to your roll for each additional ki spent. In addition, if you are attuned, you can summon the sais to your hand as an action. If you spend 1 ki, you can do it instantly, as part of any other action you take. [/QUOTE]

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