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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hypersmurf" data-source="post: 3566795" data-attributes="member: 1656">Well, using the rest of the article in addition...Note that using a longspear as an off-hand attack is presented as an alternative to Flurry of Blows.  Also note that it states a monk using a secondary natural attack cannot Flurry, because "a flurry doesn't work with natural weaponry".The article seems to take the stance that you cannot use a non-flurry weapon in the same full attack action as a flurry (as opposed to the FAQ answer which takes the opposite position).  It also seems to take the odd position that a monk with two special monk weapons cannot gain an extra attack with the second weapon, and takes no TWF penalties, whether or not she is flurrying... though given that it continues on, one paragraph later, to note that she can gain the extra attack if she is not flurrying, I suspect that's just poor paragraph structure.  The implication of the text is that a flurrying monk cannot gain an extra attack from TWF.So what I get, taking that article by itself, is that a monk may either use a flurry of blows, or may gain extra attacks from a second weapon; in addition, a monk using flurry of blows may not use natural weapons or non-monk weapons in the same round.-Hyp.</blockquote>