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Large Human Monk unarmed damage?

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#1
marrithl2
May 24, 2008 18:36:21 If I take the jotunbrund feat for my level 1 human monk, what will my base unarmed damage be?

where can I find a chart with this information on it?
#2
nodaisho
May 24, 2008 19:03:28 I am pretty sure I remember seeing one on the monk section of the PHB, and looking at the SRD, they have one as well. I don't know what Jotunbrund does, but if it just raises your size by one, unarmed damage would be 1d8, the chart shows the rest. If it just gives powerful build, I don't think it ups it.
#3
meth0dical
May 24, 2008 20:49:47 The PHB has a table for large and small monk unarmed damage.
#4
risner
May 24, 2008 21:00:17
If I take the jotunbrund feat for my level 1 human monk, what will my base unarmed damage be?

where can I find a chart with this information on it?

How many threads are you going to post this question?
This is the third, shall you try to make it 10 threads?

To answer your question for the third time, a Jotunbrun Human Monk deals Medium Unarmed damage (not Large.)
#5
erhnamdj
May 24, 2008 21:59:45 Yeah, it only mentions being large for opposed rolls and determining whether a special attack works against you. The feat you're looking for is called improved natural attack.
#6
marrithl2
May 24, 2008 23:23:37 actually I posted in the 4.0 by accident, got told to put it in the 3.5 thread, which I thought I was doing in my second post... and then finally found the right place to put it. So I'm sorry for posting 3 times. Maybe if you had a little bit more of a life you wouldn't go through all of the forums answering the same questions over and over to make yourself feel smarter. Thanks
#7
nodaisho
May 25, 2008 1:10:24 Just a little hint of something you should know already: Don't be rude when you are asking questions, people are less likely to be helpful that way.
#8
risner
May 25, 2008 19:29:00
Just a little hint of something you should know already: Don't be rude when you are asking questions, people are less likely to be helpful that way.

Not to mention the fact the posting of duplicate messages is also a board code of conduct violation.
#9
nodaisho
May 25, 2008 22:30:56 Except that the OP was putting the post where it was supposed to be, on some forums you could ask for it to be moved, but I don't see much WizO activity, maybe they are just watching and not posting. Don't get me wrong, your post was completely unwarranted and useless, but so was the OP's retaliation.
#10
risner
May 26, 2008 10:27:12
Except that the OP was putting the post where it was supposed to be

Don't get me wrong, your post was completely unwarranted and useless, but so was the OP's retaliation.

His second post was where it was supposed to be, his third was a a unnecessary duplicate.

Your welcome to the opinion, but the poster ignored my help (by answering his question correctly) in all three threads and responded with an attack.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 marrithl2 May 24, 2008 18:36:21	If I take the jotunbrund feat for my level 1 human monk, what will my base unarmed damage be? where can I find a chart with this information on it?
#2 nodaisho May 24, 2008 19:03:28	I am pretty sure I remember seeing one on the monk section of the PHB, and looking at the SRD, they have one as well. I don't know what Jotunbrund does, but if it just raises your size by one, unarmed damage would be 1d8, the chart shows the rest. If it just gives powerful build, I don't think it ups it.
#3 meth0dical May 24, 2008 20:49:47	The PHB has a table for large and small monk unarmed damage.
#4 risner May 24, 2008 21:00:17	If I take the jotunbrund feat for my level 1 human monk, what will my base unarmed damage be? where can I find a chart with this information on it? How many threads are you going to post this question? This is the third, shall you try to make it 10 threads? To answer your question for the third time, a Jotunbrun Human Monk deals Medium Unarmed damage (not Large.)
#5 erhnamdj May 24, 2008 21:59:45	Yeah, it only mentions being large for opposed rolls and determining whether a special attack works against you. The feat you're looking for is called improved natural attack.
#6 marrithl2 May 24, 2008 23:23:37	actually I posted in the 4.0 by accident, got told to put it in the 3.5 thread, which I thought I was doing in my second post... and then finally found the right place to put it. So I'm sorry for posting 3 times. Maybe if you had a little bit more of a life you wouldn't go through all of the forums answering the same questions over and over to make yourself feel smarter. Thanks
#7 nodaisho May 25, 2008 1:10:24	Just a little hint of something you should know already: Don't be rude when you are asking questions, people are less likely to be helpful that way.
#8 risner May 25, 2008 19:29:00	Just a little hint of something you should know already: Don't be rude when you are asking questions, people are less likely to be helpful that way. Not to mention the fact the posting of duplicate messages is also a board code of conduct violation.
#9 nodaisho May 25, 2008 22:30:56	Except that the OP was putting the post where it was supposed to be, on some forums you could ask for it to be moved, but I don't see much WizO activity, maybe they are just watching and not posting. Don't get me wrong, your post was completely unwarranted and useless, but so was the OP's retaliation.
#10 risner May 26, 2008 10:27:12	Except that the OP was putting the post where it was supposed to be Don't get me wrong, your post was completely unwarranted and useless, but so was the OP's retaliation. His second post was where it was supposed to be, his third was a a unnecessary duplicate. Your welcome to the opinion, but the poster ignored my help (by answering his question correctly) in all three threads and responded with an attack.