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<blockquote data-quote="schporto" data-source="post: 808264" data-attributes="member: 5967">First off I didn't vote.&nbsp; I don't care one way or the other what the rule is writen at.&nbsp; And actually most of the folks disliking the rule don't care either - if its houseruled in your campaign why do you care?&nbsp; I do wish these rules and the druid weapons etc were writen in the DMG as 'variant'.&nbsp; Either way as long as those 'flavor' rules are written somewhere and noted that they can be used as 'variants' I think it'd be a much better situation.Second, from some limited martial arts experince, if I missed class for a week or two, coming back I was rusty.&nbsp; Looking at the way dnd does leveling, spending time gaining level in cleric then going back to monk, I think it'd be difficult to figure out.&nbsp; Some folks can learn multiple martial arts, and switch and combine.&nbsp; I can't.&nbsp; I wrestled in high school, and that still screws me up half the time.Finally as a question, are monk/sorcerers or monk/wizards a scary class combo?&nbsp; I mean at that point your wiz has armor (from the monk levels without penalty) and can melee and cast spells.&nbsp; It just seems like that could be a really ugly combo.&nbsp; I'm actually curious if anyone has used/seen one and if they were overpowering.-cpd</blockquote>

[QUOTE="schporto, post: 808264, member: 5967"] First off I didn't vote. I don't care one way or the other what the rule is writen at. And actually most of the folks disliking the rule don't care either - if its houseruled in your campaign why do you care? I do wish these rules and the druid weapons etc were writen in the DMG as 'variant'. Either way as long as those 'flavor' rules are written somewhere and noted that they can be used as 'variants' I think it'd be a much better situation. Second, from some limited martial arts experince, if I missed class for a week or two, coming back I was rusty. Looking at the way dnd does leveling, spending time gaining level in cleric then going back to monk, I think it'd be difficult to figure out. Some folks can learn multiple martial arts, and switch and combine. I can't. I wrestled in high school, and that still screws me up half the time. Finally as a question, are monk/sorcerers or monk/wizards a scary class combo? I mean at that point your wiz has armor (from the monk levels without penalty) and can melee and cast spells. It just seems like that could be a really ugly combo. I'm actually curious if anyone has used/seen one and if they were overpowering. -cpd [/QUOTE]

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