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AQuebman 10-05-06, 11:54 AM	Isn't there a book variant for Enchanting monks unarmed attacks with weapons enchantments and if so which book is it? Me and my DM have discussed this a few times but he wants a book reference before he would allow weapon enchantment on unarmed strikes... Captain Q... Getting drunk and stomping midget villages.:confused:
User5127 10-05-06, 12:01 PM	hmmm monks could use gauntlets (or gloves) and still apply their unarmed strike damage through that (IE lvl 20 monk does 2d10) then you could enchant out the wazoo. (mind you an enhancement bonus would probably override the ki strike ability instead of stacking with it)
wonlee76 10-05-06, 12:09 PM	Isn't there a book variant for Enchanting monks unarmed attacks with weapons enchantments and if so which book is it? Me and my DM have discussed this a few times but he wants a book reference before he would allow weapon enchantment on unarmed strikes... There aren't that many ways to pull this off. You got the contradictory FAQ ruling on gauntlets which could be enchanted (contradictory in the sense the same ruling says Monk's are not proficient with gauntlets and can't flurry with them). You got the Kensai Prestige Class in Complete Warrior which is a great way to enchant unarmed strikes. You got the Amiulet of Natural Attacks in the DMG for a hefty price. You could always go for the ol' Permanencied Greater Magic Fang spell. The Kensai prestige class is the only one I can think of that can give you "other" weapon enhancements on your unarmed strikes like Flaming, Frost, Bane, etc.
Jackmojo 10-05-06, 01:31 PM	The Kensai prestige class is the only one I can think of that can give you "other" weapon enhancements on your unarmed strikes like Flaming, Frost, Bane, etc. Necklace of Natural Weapons from Savage Species is for this exact purpose. Jack