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'''Wrath of the Flowing River.''' Sometimes even the gentle stream runs with the waters of a flood. At 17th level, when a creature misses you with a melee attack while in your Flowing River Stance, you can force it to make a Strength saving throw as a reaction. On a failure, it is knocked back a number of feet depending on its size: Tiny: 60ft, Small: 40ft, Medium: 30ft, Large: 20ft, Huge: 15ft, Gargantuan: 10ft. | '''Wrath of the Flowing River.''' Sometimes even the gentle stream runs with the waters of a flood. At 17th level, when a creature misses you with a melee attack while in your Flowing River Stance, you can force it to make a Strength saving throw as a reaction. On a failure, it is knocked back a number of feet depending on its size: Tiny: 60ft, Small: 40ft, Medium: 30ft, Large: 20ft, Huge: 15ft, Gargantuan: 10ft. | ||
=== Way of the Hurricane === | === Way of the Raging Hurricane === | ||
While most monks master styles of martial arts that focus on rapid strikes and elusive movement, those who embrace the Way of the Hurricane utilize mighty weapons alongside their martial arts. Using their signature technique, monks of this Tradition become walls of whirling steel, cutting down any who would dare to stand against them. | While most monks master styles of martial arts that focus on rapid strikes and elusive movement, those who embrace the Way of the Hurricane utilize mighty weapons alongside their martial arts. Using their signature technique, monks of this Tradition become walls of whirling steel, cutting down any who would dare to stand against them. | ||