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<blockquote data-quote="angry monkey" data-source="post: 1766402" data-attributes="member: 23915">Don't you get to flurry with trip attacks?What about with an unarmed strike?Or for that matter, since this is about monk combat, lets run the gauntlet - (A PUN, FIRST THING IN THE MORNING!&nbsp; I'M STILL IN MY UNDERWEAR!)Which of these actions cannot be performed with a monks flurry?disarmfeintgrapple (ok, don't answer...)sundertripPrevious to this post, I thought they all could.&nbsp; Now I'm on the fence with grapple, (and I don't like the grass on the side that I'm leaning toward.&nbsp; It's filled with little guys three apples high.)Just to add to our list of things we don't really like about the SRD, it seems that grapple is the only action that doesn't have an action associated with it.&nbsp; All the others are described as standard actions, or attacks, etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="angry monkey, post: 1766402, member: 23915"] Don't you get to flurry with trip attacks? What about with an unarmed strike? Or for that matter, since this is about monk combat, lets run the [I]gauntlet - [/I] (A PUN, FIRST THING IN THE MORNING! I'M STILL IN MY UNDERWEAR!) Which of these actions [I]cannot [/I] be performed with a monks flurry? disarm feint grapple (ok, don't answer...) sunder trip Previous to this post, I thought they all could. Now I'm on the fence with grapple, (and I don't like the grass on the side that I'm leaning toward. It's filled with little guys three apples high.) Just to add to our list of things we don't really like about the SRD, it seems that grapple is the only action that doesn't have an action associated with it. All the others are described as standard actions, or attacks, etc. [/QUOTE]

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