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Monks - Bonus Actions, Extra Attack, Flurry of Blows, and Movement
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<blockquote data-quote="Pants" data-source="post: 6764040" data-attributes="member: 8849"><p>This came up in our game last night.</p><p></p><p>The party were getting ready to ambush a particularly inattentive scouting party of gnolls and hyenas. The level 5 wood elf monk got the highest initiative in the group. He proceeded to move 15 ft., first attack against a hyena, killed it, moved 10 ft., killed the second hyena with the second attack, and then moved another 15 ft. and killed the third hyena with the bonus action attack.The next two party members to go ended up mowing down the remaining two gnolls in two turns. It was honestly pretty gloriously awesome. The ability to break up movement between attacks is so much more interesting than the 5-ft. stepping full attacking of Pathfinder and 3e.</p><p></p><p>This was the first combat they'd had since turning level 5 so it was a great example of the jump in power they got.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pants, post: 6764040, member: 8849"] This came up in our game last night. The party were getting ready to ambush a particularly inattentive scouting party of gnolls and hyenas. The level 5 wood elf monk got the highest initiative in the group. He proceeded to move 15 ft., first attack against a hyena, killed it, moved 10 ft., killed the second hyena with the second attack, and then moved another 15 ft. and killed the third hyena with the bonus action attack.The next two party members to go ended up mowing down the remaining two gnolls in two turns. It was honestly pretty gloriously awesome. The ability to break up movement between attacks is so much more interesting than the 5-ft. stepping full attacking of Pathfinder and 3e. This was the first combat they'd had since turning level 5 so it was a great example of the jump in power they got. [/QUOTE]
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