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1d4chan>GloriousGidofter at 23:47, 12 February 2021

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	[[File:Kess.jpg\|right\|200px\|Kess, the iconic Brawler]]		[[File:Kess.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Kess, the iconic Brawler]]
	The '''Brawler''' is a ''[[Pathfinder]]'' [[class]] found in the ''Advanced Class Guide''. Like its fellows, it's essentially a rip-off of the [[Multiclassing\|hybrid classes]] of [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition\|''D&D'' 4th edition]]; in this case, it's a fusion of [[Fighter]] and [[Monk]] with added "Good Old Fisticuffs!" flavoring. The result is a tough and hardy thug who specializes in beating people to death with their bare hands, but without the Monk's trademark "must be Lawful" bullshit.		The '''Brawler''' is a ''[[Pathfinder]]'' [[class]] found in the ''Advanced Class Guide''. Like its fellows, it's essentially a rip-off of the [[Multiclassing\|hybrid classes]] of [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition\|''D&D'' 4th edition]]; in this case, it's a fusion of [[Fighter]] and [[Monk]] with added "Good Old Fisticuffs!" flavoring. The result is a tough and hardy thug who specializes in beating people to death with their bare hands, but without the Monk's trademark "must be Lawful" bullshit.

1d4chan>GloriousGidofter at 23:47, 12 February 2021

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	[[File:Kess.jpg\|right\|200px]]		[[File:Kess.jpg\|right\|200px\|Kess, the iconic Brawler]]
	The '''Brawler''' is a ''[[Pathfinder]]'' [[class]] found in the ''Advanced Class Guide''. Like its fellows, it's essentially a rip-off of the [[Multiclassing\|hybrid classes]] of [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition\|''D&D'' 4th edition]]; in this case, it's a fusion of [[Fighter]] and [[Monk]] with added "Good Old Fisticuffs!" flavoring. The result is a tough and hardy thug who specializes in beating people to death with their bare hands, but without the Monk's trademark "must be Lawful" bullshit.		The '''Brawler''' is a ''[[Pathfinder]]'' [[class]] found in the ''Advanced Class Guide''. Like its fellows, it's essentially a rip-off of the [[Multiclassing\|hybrid classes]] of [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition\|''D&D'' 4th edition]]; in this case, it's a fusion of [[Fighter]] and [[Monk]] with added "Good Old Fisticuffs!" flavoring. The result is a tough and hardy thug who specializes in beating people to death with their bare hands, but without the Monk's trademark "must be Lawful" bullshit.

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 22:38, 20 September 2020

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	The '''Brawler''' is a ''[[Pathfinder]]'' [[class]] found in the ''Advanced Class Guide''. Like its fellows, it's essentially a rip-off of the [[Multiclassing\|hybrid classes]] of [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition\|''D&D'' 4th edition]]; in this case, it's a fusion of [[Fighter]] and [[Monk]] with added "Good Old Fisticuffs!" flavoring. The result is a tough and hardy thug who specializes in beating people to death with their bare hands, but without the Monk's trademark "must be Lawful" bullshit.		The '''Brawler''' is a ''[[Pathfinder]]'' [[class]] found in the ''Advanced Class Guide''. Like its fellows, it's essentially a rip-off of the [[Multiclassing\|hybrid classes]] of [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition\|''D&D'' 4th edition]]; in this case, it's a fusion of [[Fighter]] and [[Monk]] with added "Good Old Fisticuffs!" flavoring. The result is a tough and hardy thug who specializes in beating people to death with their bare hands, but without the Monk's trademark "must be Lawful" bullshit.

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	Brawl is [[Tier System\|Tier 4]]. They can smash things, improvise ways to smash things better, and overcome some physical obstacles but that's about it.		Brawl is [[Tier System\|Tier 4]]. They can smash things, improvise ways to smash things better, and overcome some physical obstacles but that's about it.

			==Gallery==
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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600 at 19:25, 18 September 2020

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	The '''Brawler''' is a ''[[Pathfinder]]'' [[class]] found in the ''Advanced Class Guide''. Like its fellows, it's essentially a rip-off of the [[Multiclassing\|hybrid classes]] of [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition\|''D&D'' 4th edition]]; in this case, it's a fusion of [[Fighter]] and [[Monk]] with added "Good Old Fisticuffs!" flavoring. The result is a tough and hardy thug who specializes in beating people to death with their bare hands, but without the Monk's trademark "must be Lawful" bullshit.		The '''Brawler''' is a ''[[Pathfinder]]'' [[class]] found in the ''Advanced Class Guide''. Like its fellows, it's essentially a rip-off of the [[Multiclassing\|hybrid classes]] of [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition\|''D&D'' 4th edition]]; in this case, it's a fusion of [[Fighter]] and [[Monk]] with added "Good Old Fisticuffs!" flavoring. The result is a tough and hardy thug who specializes in beating people to death with their bare hands, but without the Monk's trademark "must be Lawful" bullshit.

1d4chan>Agiletek at 23:05, 31 January 2020

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	Archetypes can add some special properties to mess with, like the Mutagenic Mauler delivering the usage of the [[Alchemist]]'s mutagens, the Shield Champion turning the Brawler into Captain America, the Wild Child grants the ability to be a non-magic [[Ranger]] that's less crap...and then there's the Strangler, an archetype that trades Flurry of Blows and knockout abilities for the singular ability of being exceptionally good at choking bitches. And that's hilarious enough to see once.		Archetypes can add some special properties to mess with, like the Mutagenic Mauler delivering the usage of the [[Alchemist]]'s mutagens, the Shield Champion turning the Brawler into Captain America, the Wild Child grants the ability to be a non-magic [[Ranger]] that's less crap...and then there's the Strangler, an archetype that trades Flurry of Blows and knockout abilities for the singular ability of being exceptionally good at choking bitches. And that's hilarious enough to see once.

			Brawl is [[Tier System\|Tier 4]]. They can smash things, improvise ways to smash things better, and overcome some physical obstacles but that's about it.

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24.252.99.176: Monks in Pathfinder don't lose their powers if they go non-lawful (unlike paladins), they just can't take anymore monk levels

2017-02-14T06:00:50Z

Monks in Pathfinder don't lose their powers if they go non-lawful (unlike paladins), they just can't take anymore monk levels

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	The '''Brawler''' is a [[Pathfinder]] ~~Class~~ found in the ''Advanced Class Guide''. Like its fellows, it's essentially a rip-off of the [[Multiclassing\|~~Hybrid Classes~~]] of [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]]; in this case, it's a fusion of [[~~Barbarian~~]] and [[Monk]] with added "Good Old Fisticuffs!" flavoring. The result is a tough and hardy thug who ~~specialises~~ in beating people to death with their bare hands, but without the Monk's trademark "must be Lawful ~~or lose all powers!~~" bullshit.		The '''Brawler''' is a ''[[Pathfinder]]'' [[class]] found in the ''Advanced Class Guide''. Like its fellows, it's essentially a rip-off of the [[Multiclassing\|hybrid classes]] of [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition\|''D&D'' 4th edition]]; in this case, it's a fusion of [[Fighter]] and [[Monk]] with added "Good Old Fisticuffs!" flavoring. The result is a tough and hardy thug who specializes in beating people to death with their bare hands, but without the Monk's trademark "must be Lawful" bullshit.

	In a bit more words, he gets the versatility of feats of both a Monk and a Fighter (including the power of using Feats they know nothing about) with the unarmed kickassitude of the Monk without any of that [[Alignment]] malarkey~~, Chi~~ resources, and the ability to actually do things beside punch. He has Flurry of Blows and the power to knock out bitches, but can actually use armor and other weapons.		In a bit more words, he gets the versatility of feats of both a Monk and a Fighter (including the power of using Feats they know nothing about) with the unarmed kickassitude of the Monk without any of that [[Alignment]] malarkey or ki pool resources and the ability to actually do things beside punch. He has Flurry of Blows and the power to knock out bitches, but can actually use armor and other weapons.

	Archetypes can add some special properties to mess with, like the Mutagenic Mauler delivering the usage of the [[Alchemist]]'s mutagens, the Shield Champion turning the Brawler into Captain America, the Wild Child grants the ability to be a non-magic Ranger that's less crap...and then there's the Strangler, an archetype that trades Flurry of Blows and knockout abilities for the singular ability of being exceptionally good at choking bitches. And that's hilarious enough to see once.		Archetypes can add some special properties to mess with, like the Mutagenic Mauler delivering the usage of the [[Alchemist]]'s mutagens, the Shield Champion turning the Brawler into Captain America, the Wild Child grants the ability to be a non-magic [[Ranger]] that's less crap...and then there's the Strangler, an archetype that trades Flurry of Blows and knockout abilities for the singular ability of being exceptionally good at choking bitches. And that's hilarious enough to see once.

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2601:42:703:7530:4CC3:BEA3:4AED:D8D9: Fixed a broken link.

2017-02-13T23:34:57Z

Fixed a broken link.

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	The '''Brawler''' is a [[Pathfinder]] Class found in the ''Advanced Class Guide''. Like its fellows, it's essentially a rip-off of the [[Multiclassing\|Hybrid Classes]] of [[~~4th Edition~~ Dungeons & Dragons]]; in this case, it's a fusion of [[Barbarian]] and [[Monk]] with added "Good Old Fisticuffs!" flavoring. The result is a tough and hardy thug who specialises in beating people to death with their bare hands, but without the Monk's trademark "must be Lawful or lose all powers!" bullshit.		The '''Brawler''' is a [[Pathfinder]] Class found in the ''Advanced Class Guide''. Like its fellows, it's essentially a rip-off of the [[Multiclassing\|Hybrid Classes]] of [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]]; in this case, it's a fusion of [[Barbarian]] and [[Monk]] with added "Good Old Fisticuffs!" flavoring. The result is a tough and hardy thug who specialises in beating people to death with their bare hands, but without the Monk's trademark "must be Lawful or lose all powers!" bullshit.

	In a bit more words, he gets the versatility of feats of both a Monk and a Fighter (including the power of using Feats they know nothing about) with the unarmed kickassitude of the Monk without any of that [[Alignment]] malarkey, Chi resources, and the ability to actually do things beside punch. He has Flurry of Blows and the power to knock out bitches, but can actually use armor and other weapons.		In a bit more words, he gets the versatility of feats of both a Monk and a Fighter (including the power of using Feats they know nothing about) with the unarmed kickassitude of the Monk without any of that [[Alignment]] malarkey, Chi resources, and the ability to actually do things beside punch. He has Flurry of Blows and the power to knock out bitches, but can actually use armor and other weapons.

1d4chan>ThatOneBruvva at 22:41, 17 July 2016

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	The '''Brawler''' is a [[Pathfinder]] Class found in the ''Advanced Class Guide''. Like its fellows, it's essentially a rip-off of the [[Multiclassing\|Hybrid Classes]] of [[4th Edition Dungeons & Dragons]]; in this case, it's a fusion of [[Barbarian]] and [[Monk]] with added "Good Old Fisticuffs!" flavoring. The result is a tough and hardy thug who specialises in beating people to death with their bare hands, but without the Monk's trademark "must be Lawful or lose all powers!" bullshit.		The '''Brawler''' is a [[Pathfinder]] Class found in the ''Advanced Class Guide''. Like its fellows, it's essentially a rip-off of the [[Multiclassing\|Hybrid Classes]] of [[4th Edition Dungeons & Dragons]]; in this case, it's a fusion of [[Barbarian]] and [[Monk]] with added "Good Old Fisticuffs!" flavoring. The result is a tough and hardy thug who specialises in beating people to death with their bare hands, but without the Monk's trademark "must be Lawful or lose all powers!" bullshit.

			In a bit more words, he gets the versatility of feats of both a Monk and a Fighter (including the power of using Feats they know nothing about) with the unarmed kickassitude of the Monk without any of that [[Alignment]] malarkey, Chi resources, and the ability to actually do things beside punch. He has Flurry of Blows and the power to knock out bitches, but can actually use armor and other weapons.

			Archetypes can add some special properties to mess with, like the Mutagenic Mauler delivering the usage of the [[Alchemist]]'s mutagens, the Shield Champion turning the Brawler into Captain America, the Wild Child grants the ability to be a non-magic Ranger that's less crap...and then there's the Strangler, an archetype that trades Flurry of Blows and knockout abilities for the singular ability of being exceptionally good at choking bitches. And that's hilarious enough to see once.

	{{Pathfinder-Classes}}		{{Pathfinder-Classes}}