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Flurry Monk
Monks are fast but can't take advantage of it, they need to stand still to flurry. Well, not anymore.
Class: Monk
Level: 1st, 2nd, or 6th
Replaces: Replaces one of your monk bonus feats.
Benefit: On the level you choose to replace your bonus feat you gain Running Flurry of Blows. You may now use flurry even if you've moved and attack, gaining your one normal attack plus however many additional attacks your flurry grants you. While it is still superior to make a full attack and get all of your blows, this allows the monk to make multiple attacks even as he is darting in and out of range.
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