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Hello all! First time poster.
I'm playing a monk in a Pathfinder Roleplaying Game. At some point, the campaign might go to Jalmeray, and my character is definitely going to want to join in on the fun. There's even a Feat you can take (pg. 85, PFC CG).
However, in PFRPG, monks already get most of the bonuses of this Feat. How would you suggest it works?
Hello all! First time poster.
I'm playing a monk in a Pathfinder Roleplaying Game. At some point, the campaign might go to Jalmeray, and my character is definitely going to want to join in on the fun. There's even a Feat you can take (pg. 85, PFC CG).
However, in PFRPG, monks already get most of the bonuses of this Feat. How would you suggest it works?
Welcome aboard! I'd leave it as is, assuming your DM is good with it. You must wait until high levels to get anywhere near the benefits of this feat as a standard monk. Some of the progression may be redundant if you keep taking the feat (e.g. magic), but that is the price to get to get to overcome DR/epic early. All other conversion ideas (I have) would simply nerf the feat as written. I certainly can't see making it better.
~D
I think this came up on the RPG Net boards. All the Pathfinder monk already gets over the 3.5 monk in terms of this feat are the ki-points. I would make the pre-requisite for the feat the possession of ki-points, and the feat doesn't add any, and you can now spend them as the feat describes to increase your ki-strike's power.