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<blockquote data-quote="chaotix42" data-source="post: 4786367" data-attributes="member: 40530">Monks get Full Discipline powers (a new keyword), that grant them special Standard and Move actions. For instance:Open the Gate of Battle Attack Technique - 2[W] + Dex, and if the target was undamaged it takes an extra 1[W].Movement Technique - Move your speed + 2. During this movement you do not provoke OAs from the first enemy you move adjacent to.You can use the techniques in either order: declare you're using the above power, then use the Move tech to get next to a target, then use the Attack tech. You can only use 1 Full Discipline power in a round, unless you spend an AP, and then you can switch to a different Full Discipline. You can use the techniques of an at-will power as many times as you want during your turn, and the Techniques of an encounter power once a round. So, for instance, the at-will Dancing Cobra has a Movement Technique that allows you to move your speed + 2, and the at-will Five Storms has one that lets you shift 2 squares. Neat stuff!Monks use unarmed strikes as implements, much as swordmages use swords. Also, unarmed strikes are listed under monk weapons along with clubs, daggers, quarterstaffs, and spears.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="chaotix42, post: 4786367, member: 40530"] Monks get Full Discipline powers (a new keyword), that grant them special Standard and Move actions. For instance: Open the Gate of Battle Attack Technique - 2[W] + Dex, and if the target was undamaged it takes an extra 1[W]. Movement Technique - Move your speed + 2. During this movement you do not provoke OAs from the first enemy you move adjacent to. You can use the techniques in either order: declare you're using the above power, then use the Move tech to get next to a target, then use the Attack tech. You can only use 1 Full Discipline power in a round, unless you spend an AP, and then you can switch to a different Full Discipline. You can use the techniques of an at-will power as many times as you want during your turn, and the Techniques of an encounter power once a round. So, for instance, the at-will Dancing Cobra has a Movement Technique that allows you to move your speed + 2, and the at-will Five Storms has one that lets you shift 2 squares. Neat stuff! Monks use unarmed strikes as implements, much as swordmages use swords. Also, unarmed strikes are listed under monk weapons along with clubs, daggers, quarterstaffs, and spears. [/QUOTE]

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