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	Like the [[Sidewinder Monk]], a Wild Monk would probably be a good mesh for the [[Shen]], at least on a thematic level.		Like the [[Sidewinder Monk]], a Wild Monk would probably be a good mesh for the [[Shen]], at least on a thematic level.

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	The '''Wild Monk''' is a [[Monk]] [[Variant Class]] from [[Dragon Magazine]] #324 for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] - specifically for 3.0, which may explain some of the oddness you may see compared to the 3.5 monk in any D20 SRD you look at online. Despite the name, they should not be confused with the [[Chaos Monk]]; Wild Monks earn their moniker because they turn to the natural order as a source of inspiration for their own spiritual and physical progression, studying the ways of animals and learning from the ebb and flow of the seasons and the living land. In other words, they're a kind of [[monk]]/[[druid]] fusion.		The '''Wild Monk''' is a [[Monk]] [[Variant Class]] from [[Dragon Magazine]] #324 for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] - specifically for 3.0, which may explain some of the oddness you may see compared to the 3.5 monk in any D20 SRD you look at online. Despite the name, they should not be confused with the [[Chaos Monk]]; Wild Monks earn their moniker because they turn to the natural order as a source of inspiration for their own spiritual and physical progression, studying the ways of animals and learning from the ebb and flow of the seasons and the living land. In other words, they're a kind of [[monk]]/[[druid]] fusion.

	Unlike normal monks, wild monks instead gather in small communities in sacred or otherwise special ~~natrual~~ locale, often working if not living alongside [[druid]]s and [[ranger]]s. In addition to traditional monk patron deities and worshipping the undiluted majesty of nature itself like a druid, wild monks often revere gods of nature and tribal deities.		Unlike normal monks, wild monks instead gather in small communities in sacred or otherwise special natural locale, often working if not living alongside [[druid]]s and [[ranger]]s. In addition to traditional monk patron deities and worshipping the undiluted majesty of nature itself like a druid, wild monks often revere gods of nature and tribal deities.

	What separates these monks from a regular monk, mechanically? These details:		What separates these monks from a regular monk, mechanically? These details:

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	The '''Wild Monk''' is a [[Monk]] [[Variant Class]]] from [[Dragon Magazine]] #324 for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] - specifically for 3.0, which may explain some of the oddness you may see compared to the 3.5 monk in any D20 SRD you look at online. Despite the name, they should not be confused with the [[Chaos Monk]]; Wild Monks earn their moniker because they turn to the natural order as a source of inspiration for their own spiritual and physical progression, studying the ways of animals and learning from the ebb and flow of the seasons and the living land. In other words, they're a kind of [[monk]]/[[druid]] fusion.		The '''Wild Monk''' is a [[Monk]] [[Variant Class]] from [[Dragon Magazine]] #324 for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] - specifically for 3.0, which may explain some of the oddness you may see compared to the 3.5 monk in any D20 SRD you look at online. Despite the name, they should not be confused with the [[Chaos Monk]]; Wild Monks earn their moniker because they turn to the natural order as a source of inspiration for their own spiritual and physical progression, studying the ways of animals and learning from the ebb and flow of the seasons and the living land. In other words, they're a kind of [[monk]]/[[druid]] fusion.

	Unlike normal monks, wild monks instead gather in small communities in sacred or otherwise special natrual locale, often working if not living alongside [[druid]]s and [[ranger]]s. In addition to traditional monk patron deities and worshipping the undiluted majesty of nature itself like a druid, wild monks often revere gods of nature and tribal deities.		Unlike normal monks, wild monks instead gather in small communities in sacred or otherwise special natrual locale, often working if not living alongside [[druid]]s and [[ranger]]s. In addition to traditional monk patron deities and worshipping the undiluted majesty of nature itself like a druid, wild monks often revere gods of nature and tribal deities.
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	* Wild Monk Class Skills are: Balance, Climb, Concentration, Craft, Hide, Jump, Knowledge (Nature), List, Move Silently, Profession, Spot, Survival, Swim and Tumble		* Wild Monk Class Skills are: Balance, Climb, Concentration, Craft, Hide, Jump, Knowledge (Nature), List, Move Silently, Profession, Spot, Survival, Swim and Tumble
	* Alignment Restriction: Lawful Neutral		* Alignment Restriction: Lawful Neutral
	* Wild Monks can only [[multiclass]] as [[Druid]]s; a Wild Monk who multiclasses as anything else cannot gain further level as as a wild monk, just like a regular monk.		* Wild Monks can only [[multiclass]] as [[Druid]]s; a Wild Monk who multiclasses as anything else cannot gain further level as a wild monk, just like a regular monk.
	* Wild Monks lose the Bonus Feats, Still Mind, Slow Fall, Abundant Step, Quivering Palm and Empty Body.		* Wild Monks lose the Bonus Feats, Still Mind, Slow Fall, Abundant Step, Quivering Palm and Empty Body.
	* Wild Monks gain the Resist Nature's Lure and Wild Shape abilities, exactly as per those of the druid, at levels 3 and 6 respectively, with Wild Shape advancing as a Druid does.		* Wild Monks gain the Resist Nature's Lure and Wild Shape abilities, exactly as per those of the druid, at levels 3 and 6 respectively, with Wild Shape advancing as a Druid does.

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	* Wild Monks gain the Resist Nature's Lure and Wild Shape abilities, exactly as per those of the druid, at levels 3 and 6 respectively, with Wild Shape advancing as a Druid does.		* Wild Monks gain the Resist Nature's Lure and Wild Shape abilities, exactly as per those of the druid, at levels 3 and 6 respectively, with Wild Shape advancing as a Druid does.
	* If a Wild Monk multiclasses as a Druid, their Wild Shape uses per day and abilities are tracked separately.		* If a Wild Monk multiclasses as a Druid, their Wild Shape uses per day and abilities are tracked separately.

			Like the [[Sidewinder Monk]], a Wild Monk would probably be a good mesh for the [[Shen]], at least on a thematic level.

	[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons Classes]]		[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons Classes]]

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The '''Wild Monk''' is a [[Monk]] [[Variant Class]]] from [[Dragon Magazine]] #324 for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] - specifically for 3.0, which may explain some of the oddness you may see compared to the 3.5 monk in any D20 SRD you look at online. Despite the name, they should not be confused with the [[Chaos Monk]]; Wild Monks earn their moniker because they turn to the natural order as a source of inspiration for their own spiritual and physical progression, studying the ways of animals and learning from the ebb and flow of the seasons and the living land. In other words, they're a kind of [[monk]]/[[druid]] fusion.

Unlike normal monks, wild monks instead gather in small communities in sacred or otherwise special natrual locale, often working if not living alongside [[druid]]s and [[ranger]]s. In addition to traditional monk patron deities and worshipping the undiluted majesty of nature itself like a druid, wild monks often revere gods of nature and tribal deities.

What separates these monks from a regular monk, mechanically? These details:
* Wild Monk Class Skills are: Balance, Climb, Concentration, Craft, Hide, Jump, Knowledge (Nature), List, Move Silently, Profession, Spot, Survival, Swim and Tumble
* Alignment Restriction: Lawful Neutral
* Wild Monks can only [[multiclass]] as [[Druid]]s; a Wild Monk who multiclasses as anything else cannot gain further level as as a wild monk, just like a regular monk.
* Wild Monks lose the Bonus Feats, Still Mind, Slow Fall, Abundant Step, Quivering Palm and Empty Body.
* Wild Monks gain the Resist Nature's Lure and Wild Shape abilities, exactly as per those of the druid, at levels 3 and 6 respectively, with Wild Shape advancing as a Druid does.
* If a Wild Monk multiclasses as a Druid, their Wild Shape uses per day and abilities are tracked separately.

[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons Classes]]