Here it is. Looks like a nerf to the weakest monk path, elemental.
Interesting. I guess they're sold out or nearly sold out of their first print run. I wonder how many books that was.
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Interesting. I guess they're sold out or nearly sold out of their first print run. I wonder how many books that was.
They sold out in the UK *months* ago, I don't know the situation elsewhere.
I'm not massively happy with the changes to unarmed strikes - there are a raft of things that Monks now can't do because their attacks no longer count as 'Melee Weapon Attacks'.
Check the D&D forums on the WotC site. Other people had the same concern and got a tweet from Jeremy Crawford clarifying that a bit more. The unarmed strike thing is being tweaked a bit more.
And from what I have seen, they have gone through several print runs of the PHB so far. The next print run will be the one that updates the actual book with the errata.
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Interesting. I guess they're sold out or nearly sold out of their first print run. I wonder how many books that was.They sold out in the UK *months* ago, I don't know the situation elsewhere.
I'm not massively happy with the changes to unarmed strikes - there are a raft of things that Monks now can't do because their attacks no longer count as 'Melee Weapon Attacks'.
Reading the errata, I don't see where it says that an unarmed strike no longer counts as a melee weapon attack, rather it says that instead of using a weapon for a melee weapon attack, you use an unarmed strike [for a melee weapon attack].
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Reading the errata, I don't see where it says that an unarmed strike no longer counts as a melee weapon attack, rather it says that instead of using a weapon for a melee weapon attack, you use an unarmed strike [for a melee weapon attack].
I was focusing on the part of the same paragraph which states that unarmed strikes don't count as weapons... but I prefer your reading.