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| #1UndrhilJan 03, 2015 15:01:51 | I have a Monk that is currently level 3. He's a pious Monk and is dedicated to Torm. I want to have him multiclass into Fighter in order to show the more fighter-y side of Torm. However, I cannot come up with a good in-game reason to abandon learning to be a better Monk.
So, what reason would a Monk have for learning to be a Fighter? |
| #2YunruJan 03, 2015 15:10:11 | Don't. Monks are ample Fighter-y. They get Extra Attack, just like a Fighter. They get manuevers (Open Hand), just like a Fighter. Hell they can be more agressive in the early levels than a Fighter. |
| #3Coredump00Jan 03, 2015 17:10:55 | Well, it really shouldn't take much of a reason; fighting is a pretty generic thing to do, and it makes perfect sense for a monk to be interested in concentrating more on fighting.
OTOH, I would also advise to just keep with Monk.... they are pretty 'fightery' already. You can roleplay the difference, maybe always use a weapon, stuff like that.
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| #4BRJNJan 05, 2015 13:58:19 | A Fighter gets Second Wind at L1. This helps if you keep getting clobbered by the enemy. Do you spend a lot of time making friends with people who are trained in Medicine? |
| #5YunruJan 05, 2015 14:00:08 | Open Hand (possibly all) Monks get something similar. |