Monk

The Monk is a playable class prominently seen in the first campaign, the Nuren Campaign.

Abilities

Ability	Description	Gem Classification	Range	Stamina Cost	Image
Force Pillar	The Monk Uses their inner spirit to bend a square pillar out of the ground, walls, or ceiling of a solid surface to create a 1x1 or 2x2 wall. Targets in the space the Monk summons this pillar will attempt to roll away or take three damage.	Spell Interrupt	10	3	File:Monk Force Pillar.png:
Nimbus Familiar	Summon forth a Nimbus Familiar to your side. Your nimbus cannot be damaged in anyway. Once per round of combat, your Nimbus may intervene by moving a target or object of normal size 1 space. Your nimbus must represent a person in your life who has passed on.	Interrupt NPC ?	N/A	0	File:Monk Nimbus Familiar.png
Shift Style Punch	Unleash a series of punches that each deal 2 damage. For each punch, you only fail if you roll a 1 plus however many punches you have done so far. With each punch, you can move 1 space and even change target. If you manage to punch 7 times in a row, all targets hit by punches take 5 damage.	Melee	N/A	3	File:Monk Shift Style Punch.png
Soothe Spirits	Attempts to soothe the inner spirit of a target, reducing hatred, aggression, fear or an emotion of your choice. If successful, the target won't be able to feel this emotion for 24 hours. Multiple targets are allowed, but at the expense of effectiveness.	Spell	10	3	File:Monk Soothe Spirits.png
Spirit Rush	You may use three more actions this turn. These actions do not cost stamina, but you may not use class abilities twice.	Spell ?	N/A	3	File:Monk Spirit Rush.png

Powers

Monk Training:

• Spiritual Meditation: Monks can choose to meditate for a time. This will allow them to awaken their inner power at once. The power is then suppressed once more, leaving the host weakened from utilizing the various abilities at their disposal.
  • Paralysis Inducement: Due to the Monks meditating, they remain in a seated position, unable to move on their own will. Their allies may move them, but if the Monk it attacked, they will be awakened prematurely.
  • Inner Power: Once the Monks awaken from their meditation, they can release all their power at once. The result of release this power will often turn the tide of any battle, but will leave the Monk exhausted from the sudden burst of energy once it recedes. It is known that the longer the Monk retains their meditation stance, the more powerful they will be once they awaken.
• Cloud Creation: Monks can create a “Nimbus Familiar” from the spirit of a deceased companion. This Nimbus will then assist the Monk who summoned it and will have a natural mental connection between them.
  • Mental Link: The Monk has a mental connection to the Nimbus, in which if the Monk wishes it to appear in a certain location or do a certain action, the Nimbus will take part.
• Earth Generation: Monks can summon large “Force Pillars” from the earth itself. The pillars can actually push targets away or even appear from underwater.
• Emotion Negation: By using the spell “Sooth Spirits,” Monks can remove a negative emotion from a target. Should the spell be successful, the target is unable to feel the chosen emotion for a day. If the spell is critical, however, the target will unable to feel the chosen emotion for an extremely lengthy period of time.
• Multiple Strikes: By performing the technique known as “Shift Style Punch,” Monks strike a target multiple times so long as they do not fail to punch. They can even use the speed of these punches to propel themselves forward, potentially switching targets during the midst of the technique.

Notable Monks

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