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#1 merdok Dec 10, 2008 0:56:04	I am playing a 10th level warforged Monk/tatooed monk(Gistalt so the tatooed monk level is 7th this is a horibly over powerd campaign but it fun) and now have a good bit of gold to just toss around . The world is just a combanation of all the worlds at once just whatever works. Anyway I was thinking of getting a pair of Battlefists Eberron Campaign setting pg 268 Basicly it alows med creatures to deal unarmed dammage as if they where large . It spasificly states "A warforged monk who uses a battlefist deals increased unarmed damage as though the character were one size larger than actual, and eh can add the battlefists enhancement bonus to his unarmed attack and damage rolls My question is would i still be able to do flurry of blows and such as if I just had on a normal pair of gauntlets or knuckles? I cant see any reasion why not sence they are just a part of the warforged after they have been attached.
#2 vangrue Dec 14, 2008 14:43:32	Flurry of Blows basically just affects the number of attacks you make. The damage is up to your unarmed strike damage, which in this case is augmented by the battlefists. Your attack bonus would be enhanced if the battle fists had enhancement bonuses, as well. I don't see a need to have more than one Battlefist, necessarily, unless you're working off the two-weapon-fighting notion that taking that feat means you use the other fist. This is an odd notion, as Monks can use any of their extremities to make an attack, and really aren't wielding any weapons. They are the weapon. :D
#3 merdok Dec 14, 2008 15:24:25	Ya know I never thought about it that way . This is a bit cheaper of a way to do it. I was working on the assumption that with flurry you hit with both hands not just one hand punches over and over and over agian. *shrugs* this works out for me thanks for the advice.