Monk Series Part 6 | Open Hand Subclass Review | D&D 5e

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  • Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2024

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  • @quetzalcoatlus1892
    @quetzalcoatlus1892 3 года назад +1

    My favourite thing to do with Open-Hand is going V.Human and grabbing Crusher. Why? Because you can move them UP 5 feet with Crusher and 15 feet AWAY from you with Open-Hand Technique, so they fly 20 feet up in the air (while also 15 away from you), and fall prone automatically with a nice 2d6 extra fall damage. I like going 4 levels of Battlemaster and then 3 levels of Swarmkeeper after 5-6 levels of monk just to maximize my control and damage, works great if you got a wizard to cast Web in the party.

  • @reinierkwint9419
    @reinierkwint9419 3 года назад +1

    Using the Tranquility feature to distract and waste an enemies attacks at the begining of combat is a idea I hadn't thought of.
    Thanks

    • @ShardPF2e
      @ShardPF2e  3 года назад +2

      I was trying to find something useful to do with it :) you can cast buff spells (maybe bless with a level of cleric) under tranquility/sanctuary too

    • @reinierkwint9419
      @reinierkwint9419 3 года назад +1

      @@ShardPF2e I personaly realy like the Tranquility feature for roleplaying. Its would be a lot more usefull if it would reset on a short rest, but that is nitpicking (I dislike multyclassing unless it has a roleplay reason, but your points about mutliclassing were still very intresting)

    • @samuelbroad11
      @samuelbroad11 Год назад +1

      @@ShardPF2e could be worth the dip or feytouched with bless.

  • @mikeamvr2732
    @mikeamvr2732 3 года назад

    Can I use the open hand technique on each of the flurry of blows attacks or just in one of them ?

    • @ShardPF2e
      @ShardPF2e  3 года назад +1

      It's on a hit, so on each as long as you hit :)

  • @toshomni9478
    @toshomni9478 3 года назад

    Great video. Not sure I agree about multiple Quivering Palms on one target as generally you can't stack effects like that in this game and it just seems like too much.

    • @ShardPF2e
      @ShardPF2e  3 года назад +2

      Thanks Tosh :) There is an explicit exclusion concerning 'more than 1 creature' which is why I felt it would be allowed to apply to a single creature more than once. Obviously subject to DM interpretation - a fair conclusion would also be to simply extend the duration each time it's applied. It could still make a fun interrogation technique :)