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| #1strand0Aug 08, 2009 9:09:45 | 4th edition As of May 2009[update], the Monk is still in development. The playtest version of the class published in May 2009 has the psionic power source and the striker role. Earlier in its development, the 4th edition monk was intended to use the ki power source. As strikers, monks are focused on mobility and single-target damage. Most monk at-will and encounter attack powers use the "full discipline" mechanic, powers with this mechanic have two modes: an offense-oriented mode which can be used by expending a standard action (the same action type used to make standard attacks) and a mobility-oriented mode which can be used by expending a move action (the same action type used for normal movement). This sound like Goku to me! ![]() |
| #2samyueruAug 08, 2009 10:30:25 | Oh gods yes! The monk sounds awesome! Can't wait to see him in action. I don't have a D&DI subscription, so I haven't seen the playtest. I should really get around to that. |
| #3pigknightAug 08, 2009 10:32:00 | Dragon, dragon, dra-dra-dragon, Dragon Ball Z! |
| #4turalisjAug 08, 2009 14:16:34 | No! Bad PK! For that, you have to listen to the intro song from the 4kids dub of One Piece for the next eight hours! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNE7XmImpGE |
| #5pigknightAug 08, 2009 14:21:43 | Yohoho he took a bite of gum gum! |
| #6strand0Aug 09, 2009 5:55:09 | No! Bad PK! For that, you have to listen to the intro song from the 4kids dub of One Piece for the next eight hours! Oh ! That! IS! So! Cool! No what... not cool. :-) |