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<blockquote data-quote="Xeviat" data-source="post: 6879519" data-attributes="member: 57494">Since only the monk does any real damage with unarmed attacks, the rogue/monk is going to be the only one who benefits from this. They're going to benefit from this just as much as a dual shortsword Fighter will from picking up Rogue levels: quite a lot, but at the cost of delaying other features.I don't think it's a problem. Rogue levels are pretty tempting for a lot of builds; I have a Rogue 3/Paladin X I'm looking forward to playing, and I'm more than willing to give up a spell slot here and there and delay my extra attack/greater smite for the constant +2d6 damage chance per round. Monks have a lot of attack rolls, but currently their extra rolls don't count for finesse. A TWFing fighter has the same number of base attacks as a Monk up until level 11; the monk gets an extra attack from Ki, but a Battle master gets extra damage+effect from Superiority Dice, so I think they're rea</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Xeviat, post: 6879519, member: 57494"] Since only the monk does any real damage with unarmed attacks, the rogue/monk is going to be the only one who benefits from this. They're going to benefit from this just as much as a dual shortsword Fighter will from picking up Rogue levels: quite a lot, but at the cost of delaying other features. I don't think it's a problem. Rogue levels are pretty tempting for a lot of builds; I have a Rogue 3/Paladin X I'm looking forward to playing, and I'm more than willing to give up a spell slot here and there and delay my extra attack/greater smite for the constant +2d6 damage chance per round. Monks have a lot of attack rolls, but currently their extra rolls don't count for finesse. A TWFing fighter has the same number of base attacks as a Monk up until level 11; the monk gets an extra attack from Ki, but a Battle master gets extra damage+effect from Superiority Dice, so I think they're rea [/QUOTE]

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