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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Thia Halmades" data-source="post: 2690204" data-attributes="member: 35863">Going through the gymnastics myself, I can see the argument that after a FoB, similiarly to, say, a normal full attack using iteritive attacks, you'd make a follow-up attack with your off-hand weapon.  *shrug*  Okay.  They're already engaged in a FAA, so I see no balance issue.Magic Weapon: I would argue that one fist, or the 'primary attack' if that's an issue (one primary attacking foot, etc.) would have the modifier applied.  You could ALSO use the +1 everywhere version and save yourself the headache, but the single-pop version would apply so long as everyone was clear where the enhancement was placed.I'm still on the "you can attack with an off-hand" bandwagon; if the point of the monk is to in any way recreate chop-saki martial arts action, then it doesn't make sense (logically) to disallow their use of TWF in the event that they took it.  The reason I say it must be allowed is because:So that says to me that, in fact, the penalty for STR is never assessed and the whole thing is just worded messily, but this (to me) clearly indicates that a Monk may take (and use unarmed) TWF.</blockquote>