Carnifex
First Post
Storm Raven - you are missing the point og why he emphasised the once per round limitation. That indicates that, were that limitation not explicitly stated, the monk could use it more than once per round - ie, he could use multiple attacks and make all of them stunning attacks.
Also, here's something else to consider - Gauntlets. They count in all ways as unarmed attacks except they deal normal damage rather than subdual, otherwise using all the qualities of the characters unarmed attacks, so the monk's special rules fully apply (unless this has been errata'd somewhere). They can also be enchanted, so you can have +5 defender gauntlets of speed.
High level monks are, of course, terrors, as I proved with my spring-attacking dwarven monk/arcanopath against numerous spellcasters and even fighters
Also, here's something else to consider - Gauntlets. They count in all ways as unarmed attacks except they deal normal damage rather than subdual, otherwise using all the qualities of the characters unarmed attacks, so the monk's special rules fully apply (unless this has been errata'd somewhere). They can also be enchanted, so you can have +5 defender gauntlets of speed.
High level monks are, of course, terrors, as I proved with my spring-attacking dwarven monk/arcanopath against numerous spellcasters and even fighters
