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<blockquote data-quote="brehobit" data-source="post: 2285048" data-attributes="member: 12032">Hi all,I'm going to be running a 3.5 game for the first time and I have a fairly new player who is going to be running a monk.&nbsp; So I want to be really sure I have all the wacky rules down.Issues/questions:Shuriken: These are just normal thrown weapons in 3.5 right?&nbsp; No &quot;throw a group of 3 per attack&quot; or anything like 3.0 right?A monk can use shuriken as part of a flury, so if he has 3 flury attacks, he could use 2 unarmed attacks and one shuriken attack (though the shuriken throw might draw an AoO).Can one draw more shuriken as a free action or something (without quickdraw?)Trip:Can a trip be an attack as part of a full attack?&nbsp; So trip, kick, kick would be okay?&nbsp; Or trip until you succeed and then kick (if you have any attacks left?)Anything else I might get burned by?&nbsp; I've not seen a high-level monk in play before under 3.0 or 3.5 rules, so I'm a bit worried about getting it all right.&nbsp; And I don't want to spend time looking through books during the game if I can help it.His monk is kind of interesting.&nbsp; 22 STR after magic items, but an AC of 17.&nbsp; The lower-level monks I've played had lots of D and little O.&nbsp; This one looks to be the other way around...Mark</blockquote>

[QUOTE="brehobit, post: 2285048, member: 12032"] Hi all, I'm going to be running a 3.5 game for the first time and I have a fairly new player who is going to be running a monk. So I want to be really sure I have all the wacky rules down. Issues/questions: [B]Shuriken: [/B] These are just normal thrown weapons in 3.5 right? No "throw a group of 3 per attack" or anything like 3.0 right? A monk can use shuriken as part of a flury, so if he has 3 flury attacks, he could use 2 unarmed attacks and one shuriken attack (though the shuriken throw might draw an AoO). Can one draw more shuriken as a free action or something (without quickdraw?) [B]Trip:[/B] Can a trip be an attack as part of a full attack? So trip, kick, kick would be okay? Or trip until you succeed and then kick (if you have any attacks left?) Anything else I might get burned by? I've not seen a high-level monk in play before under 3.0 or 3.5 rules, so I'm a bit worried about getting it all right. And I don't want to spend time looking through books during the game if I can help it. His monk is kind of interesting. 22 STR after magic items, but an AC of 17. The lower-level monks I've played had lots of D and little O. This one looks to be the other way around... Mark [/QUOTE]

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