#DRUNKEN MASTER REBOOT PLUS#

It’s funny to note that the attack doesn’t have to be from a hostile creature. I generally recommend a more ‘hit and run’ style to synergize with the Monk’s high movement speed and only middling AC. This feature encourages you to be in close combat often, which is not usually a safe place for a Monk to be. The cost isn’t cheap, but it does sound like fun. You get a new reaction – when a creature misses you with a melee attack, you can spend one ki redirect that attack to hit one creature of your choice, other than the attacker, that you can see within five feet of you. Be careful not to use it too close to the front lines, as being prone gives melee attackers advantage. Leap to Your Feet combines nicely with Deflect Missiles you will rarely take ranged damage. Being prone gives ranged enemies disadvantage on their attack rolls. If you’re not in close melee combat, you really have no excuse not to be lying down at the start of each round. When you’re prone, you can stand up by spending five feet of movement, rather than half your speed. Tipsy Swayįor some reason, this is a feature with two parts. You get a load of options at level six, but are they any good? Let’s find out. I typically recommend taking the Mobile feat for Monks, which is better than this feature and doesn’t require the use of a ki point each time. While this makes the ki point spent more valuable, it also means that you don’t have a third level feature if you run out of ki. Flurry of Blows requires one ki point each time.Flurry of Blows only triggers immediately after you take the attack action, so you won’t get benefit until your main attacks are done.

#DRUNKEN MASTER REBOOT PLUS#

Your Flurry of Blows with Drunken Technique gives you the benefits of a Disengage (your movement doesn’t provoke opportunity attacks) plus ten feet of extra movement speed until the end of the current turn. You also get proficiency with brewer’s supplies – which perfectly matches the theme of the subclass and may allow some fun roleplay opportunities. Monks need to put ability scores in Dexterity, Wisdom, and Constitution already. Performance is unlikely to be useful without a high Charisma stat. Whether you are actually drunk or have that appearance is up to you to decide 😉 Bonus Proficiencies When you take The Way of the Drunken Master at level three, you gain the ability to move unpredictably in combat, as if intoxicated.

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