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| #1JS20Feb 27, 2015 9:40:23 | If a monk is multiclassed and has the ability to cast these spells, does the 1D6 damage apply to both the monk's main attacks (monk weapon or unarmed) and flurry of blows? It seems like they are all weapon attacks. Do these spells apply? |
| #2QwertyAzertyFeb 27, 2015 9:48:37 | yes, Monk with HM or Hex get an extra 1d6 on EACH weapon and unarmed attacks
Unarmed is consider a weapon (since it's in the weapon table in equipment) Hex and Hunter Mark do not care about why you get an attack, as long that it's an attacks. doesn't matter if it's flurry of blow, reaction, war caster reaction spell attack, an action attack spell, a bonus action attack spell, a Haste extra attack etc... they are all attack, they all require you to roll a d20 to determine if you hit, they all do crit damage from a natural 20 and automatically miss on a natural 1 and they all benefit from Divine favor, Hex and Hunter Mark.
If you plan on multiclassing you might want to check divine favor (from war cleric or paladin) might be more beneficiary since your bonus action can give you 2 attacks that you would have to not do if you want to switch the target of Hex and Hunter Mark. |
| (Reply to #2)1eejit | Yep it works. Ranger is probably a good way to pick up Hunter's Mark, any monk will have the stats to do that MC.
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| #6YunruFeb 27, 2015 10:46:48 | Ranger, on the other hand, does give an action-free attack. |
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| #8YunruFeb 27, 2015 13:12:38 | Eh, Monks get a lot of control, Open Hand even moreso. If the conditions aren't met, make them met. Demand to see life's manag- |