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Oops! You're absolutely right. I'll edit my original post. For some reason the XPH under thri-kreen says otherwise.Camarath said:I believe you are wrong. The rules clearly state that when combine attacks with natural and manufactured weapons "any natural weapons the creature also uses are considered secondary natural attacks". Nothing limits the number of secondary natural attacks one may make when also attacking with manufactured indeed since "attacks" is plural one can not assume that the limit is one.
Here's where I refer to the FAQ. It says that flurry can be combined with two weapon fighting with the normal penalties associated with two weapon fighting in addition to the penalties of flurry (if the monk still has any). The only other limitation is:Camarath said:Also since attacks with natural weapons are not unarmed strikes or attacks with speacial monk weapons one can not attack with them in the same Full Attack Action in which one uses Flurry of Blows because "When using flurry of blows, a monk may attack only with unarmed strikes or with special monk weapons.".
"If the off-hand attack is a weapon, that weapon isn't available for use in the flurry (if it can be used in a flurry at all, ...)."
The statement in parenthesis implies that off-hand attacks can be made with weapons that aren't monk weapons. So a thri-kreen monk could make two unarmed strikes with flurry and make three off-hand attacks with three short swords, incuring all the normal penalties for doing so (-2 for flurry, a -2 for two weapon fighting, and half str bonus on the short swords).
Given all this, if a monk can use the extra attacks granted by 2WF/MWF with any off-hand weapon, I see no reason why that same monk couldn't use the extra attacks granted for having natural weaponry.