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<blockquote data-quote="Skaros" data-source="post: 803465" data-attributes="member: 1401">I'm not terribly concerned about party balance in this case, as we have 6 other players aside from me, and aren't lacking in any department.&nbsp; I'm only bouncing back and forth as I like both concepts, and am fleshing them out a bit independently until I decide.I like the idea of the challenge that playing a monk imposes.&nbsp; Most of my usefulness will come outside of combat, and during combat I'll have to be much more strategic, which is fine.I also need to consider magic item choice.&nbsp; With so many relevant stats, it would probably be cost effective to grab a +2 stat booster item for strength, dex, wisdom, and perhaps even con.&nbsp; Aside from that, I'll wait on the monk's belt...haste related items must be found in-game in my DM's campaign, which is fine with me.With fast movement on land or in the air, this could be a great scout, if nothing else.Trip attacks rely on opposed strength checks, I believe, which leads me to believe they won't often be successful.&nbsp; True in your experience?-Skaros</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Skaros, post: 803465, member: 1401"] I'm not terribly concerned about party balance in this case, as we have 6 other players aside from me, and aren't lacking in any department. I'm only bouncing back and forth as I like both concepts, and am fleshing them out a bit independently until I decide. I like the idea of the challenge that playing a monk imposes. Most of my usefulness will come outside of combat, and during combat I'll have to be much more strategic, which is fine. I also need to consider magic item choice. With so many relevant stats, it would probably be cost effective to grab a +2 stat booster item for strength, dex, wisdom, and perhaps even con. Aside from that, I'll wait on the monk's belt...haste related items must be found in-game in my DM's campaign, which is fine with me. With fast movement on land or in the air, this could be a great scout, if nothing else. Trip attacks rely on opposed strength checks, I believe, which leads me to believe they won't often be successful. True in your experience? -Skaros [/QUOTE]

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