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Introduction

Fighters are known for their martial skills and their ability to specialize in different weapons and combat styles. The fighter class is typically used to accentuate a build focusing on other classes. The Fighter Training System (FTS) allows the fighter class additional ways to specialize and allows players to create character builds where the fighter class is a major part of the build instead of a minor one.

Getting Started

Requirement: a character must have at least 10 fighter levels to be able to use FTS.

FTS uses chat commands.

/fts toggle: This toggles the system on and off. While the system is off your character does not earn FTS experience and does not gain any benefits from previously earned experience and levels.
/fts xp or /fts report: This will display a list of all of your FTS experience and levels as well as inform you of your character's current weapon group.
/fts setgroup N: This will change the weapon group in which your character is currently training. N is a number which corresponds to a weapon group.
/fts help: This will display a list of the FTS commands and a summary of what they do.

Experience and Levels

In FTS all weapons (melee, ranged and thrown) are divided into weapon groups. A fighter must select one of these weapon groups in which to train. Once a group is selected, every time a fighter damages an opponent with a weapon in his weapon group he gains 1 experience point with that weapon. This is called weapon experience.

Example: Liam Bald chooses Swords as his weapon group. This group includes the longsword. Liam encounters a minotaur and engages it in melee. He damages it five time with his longsword, slaying it the final time. Liam gains 5 longsword experience points.

There are situations in which you will not gain FTS experience.

You only get experience when you damage an opponent with your base weapon, not any additional damage on it.
Only non-plot, non-immortal creatures are valid targets; you can't rack up weapon XP by endlessly beating on a door, a combat dummy or archery target, or a plot NPC BioMerchant.

In addition to weapon XP there is stance experience. A character gains stance XP when fighting in a certain stance. There are currently two stances:

Weapon & Shield: just like it sounds, you get Weapon & Shield XP when you wield a weapon in your main hand and a shield in your off-hand.
Raccoon Grip: in D&D exists the Monkey Grip feat which allows a character to wield a 2-handed weapon with one hand. Raccoon Grip is the opposite; a character gains experience in this stance when he wields a weapon the same size class as himself or smaller with two hands (no shield equipped).

Stance XP is gained automatically when a character is wielding a weapon that is in his weapon group. It is therefore possible to gain weapon XP and stance XP at the same time.

Example: Marty McFlay is a halfling fighter who has chosen Daggers & Knives as his weapon group. When wielding a dagger without a shield he gains both dagger XP and Raccoon Grip XP when he damages an opponent with his dagger.

Level progression for both weapon XP and stance XP is the same as character levels. Level and experience progression for both weapons and stances are capped at a character's fighter levels. If a character has 10 fighter levels then he cannot gain any more weapon or stance XP for that particular weapon or stance after reaching 10th level in that weapon or stance.

Weapon Groups

The weapons in NWN have been divided into the following groups for FTS.

Number	Group Name	Weapons
1	Swords	shortsword, longsword, bastard sword, greatsword, katana, rapier, scimitar, falchion, mercurial longsword, mercurial shortsword
2	Axes & Picks	battleaxe, greataxe, handaxe, dwarven waraxe, heavy pick, light pick
3	Daggers & Knives	dagger, assassin dagger, katar, kukri, sai
4	Blunt Weapons	light flail, heavy flail, club, warhammer, light mace, heavy mace, maul, sap, morningstar
5	Polearms	halberd, two-bladed sword, dire mace, double axe, double scimitar, quarterstaff, scythe, spear, trident
6	Other Melee	kama, sickle, whip, windfire wheel, nunchaku, goad, fashion accessory (umbrella, fan, etc.)
7	Ranged	light crossbow, heavy crossbow, longbow, shortbow, sling
8	Thrown	dart, shuriken, throwing axe

The number corresponds to the number a player enters when using the /fts setgroup chat command. A player can use this command to change from one group to another. However, there is a penalty for changing groups; when changing to a new weapon group a character loses half of his weapon experience for each weapon in his current group. This signifies the loss of familiarity with those weapons which had been gained from constant training. This also prevents a character from mastering all of the weapon groups.

Example 1: Liam Bald is a 10th level fighter. He has chosen thrown weapons and reached 10th level (45,000 XP) in all of them. He decides to change his group to Swords. When he does so he loses half of his XP for each thrown weapon, dropping him to 22,500 XP and 7th level in each thrown weapon.

Example 2: Liam continues training with swords, gaining both weapon and character levels. After many ingame years he becomes a 40th level fighter with 40 weapon levels (780,000 XP) in every weapon in the Swords group. Seeking a new challenge he decides to start training in Blunt Weapons. He changes his weapon group to Blunt Weapons and loses half of his weapon experience in every sword, dropping him to 390,000 XP and 28th level in those weapons. He still has 7 levels in each thrown weapon from long ago.

FTS Bonuses

As you gain weapon and stance experience you gain bonuses when equipping a weapon in which you have trained. These bonuses are applied as temporary item properties to your weapon and/or shield.

Weapon Bonus: attack bonus, massive critical
Stance Bonus:
- Sword & Shield: slashing/piercing/bludgeoning damage immunity
- Raccoon Grip: strength bonus
Group Bonus: a character's Group Level is equal to the lowest weapon level he has in a weapon group. For melee and thrown weapons the group bonus is a damage bonus; for ranged weapons it is a mighty bonus.

Specific bonuses are outlined in the following table.

Level	Weapon Bonus		Stance Bonus		Group Bonus
Level	Attack Bonus	Massive Critical	STR Bonus	Damage Immunity	Damage Bonus (Melee/Thrown)	Mighty Bonus (Ranged)
5-9	1	1	1		1	1
10-11	2	2	2	5%	2	2
12-13	3	2	2	5%	2	3
14	4	2	2	5%	2	4
15	4	1d4	3	5%	1d4	4
16-17	5	1d4	3	5%	1d4	5
18-19	6	1d6	3	5%	1d6	6
20	7	1d6	4	10%	1d6	7
21	7	2d4	4	10%	2d4	7
22	8	2d4	4	10%	2d4	8
23	8	2d4	5	10%	2d4	8
24-25	9	1d8	5	10%	1d8	9
26	10	1d8	6	10%	1d8	10
27	10	1d10	6	10%	1d10	10
28	11	1d10	6	10%	1d10	11
29	11	1d10	7	10%	1d10	11
30	12	2d6	7	25%	2d6	12
31	12	2d6	8	25%	2d6	12
32	13	2d6	8	25%	2d6	13
33	13	1d12	9	25%	1d12	13
34	14	1d12	9	25%	1d12	14
35	15	2d8	10	25%	2d8	15
36	16	2d8	10	25%	2d8	16
37	17	2d10	11	25%	2d10	17
38	18	2d10	11	25%	2d10	18
39	19	2d12	12	25%	2d12	19
40	20	2d12	12	25%	2d12	20

Example 1: Fenberry Jamjeans is a fighter who has chosen thrown weapons as his weapon group. He has 20 dart levels, 10 shuriken levels and 5 throwing axe levels. His group level for thrown weapons is 5, the minimum weapon level in the group.

Example 2: Fenberry also has stance experience. He has 15 Raccoon Grip levels and 10 Weapon & Shield levels. He enters a combat with some kobolds and decides to throw some darts one-handed. When he wields his darts they gain a +7 attack bonus and a +1d6 massive critical bonus due to his 20 dart levels. They gain a group bonus of +1 piercing damage due to his 5 thrown weapon group levels. And they gain a +3 Strength bonus due to his 15 Raccoon Grip levels.

Example 3: Fenberry finds himself in a more difficult battle with some giants who are more easily able to hit him than the kobolds. He decides to equip his shield. He retains the +7 attack bonus and a +1d6 massive critical bonus from his 20 dart levels and the +1 piercing damage from his 5 thrown weapon group levels. He loses the +3 Strength bonus but now that he is in the Weapon & Shield stance his shield gains a 5% immunity to slashing, piercing and bludgeoning damage from his 10 levels in that stance.

In order to gain higher group bonuses a fighter will need to train with all of the weapons in his chosen group. Note that all of the weapon groups except for Blunt Weapons and Ranged Weapons include at least one weapon which requires the Exotic Weapon feat.

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 ==Introduction==
-[[Fighter]]s
+[[Fighter]]s are known for their martial skills and their ability to specialize in different weapons and combat styles.  The fighter class is typically used to accentuate a build focusing on other classes.  The Fighter Training System (FTS) allows the fighter class additional ways to specialize and allows players to create character builds where the fighter class is a major part of the build instead of a minor one.
 ==Getting Started==
-The Signature Move System uses [[ACP|chat commands]].
+'''Requirement:''' a character must have at least 10 fighter levels to be able to use FTS.
-* '''/sigmov xp:''' This will tell you how much Signature Move XP and how many Signature Move levels you have, as well as your monk's current school.
-* '''/sigmov N:''' This will allow you to perform a Signature Move, where N is the number of the move.  However, in order to perform a move you must first learn it.
-* '''/sigmov list:''' This will list all of the moves that you have learned as well as your current school.
-* '''/sigmov switchschool X:''' This will allow you to switch schools, where X is the school number.  (more on schools below)
-==Learning a Move==
+FTS uses [[ACP|chat commands]].
+* '''/fts toggle:''' This toggles the system on and off.  While the system is off your character does not earn FTS experience and does not gain any benefits from previously earned experience and levels.
+* '''/fts xp''' or '''/fts report:''' This will display a list of all of your FTS experience and levels as well as inform you of your character's current weapon group.
+* '''/fts setgroup N:''' This will change the weapon group in which your character is currently training.  N is a number which corresponds to a weapon group.
+* '''/fts help:''' This will display a list of the FTS commands and a summary of what they do.
-To learn a Signature Move, you first must find a book or scroll that contains instructions on how to perform the move.  These books or scrolls can often be found at the monk order which developed the move.  In other cases some searching may be involved; many monks wander the land, traveling from dojo to dojo, and some of them may happen to carry Signature Move books or scrolls.
+==Experience and Levels==
-Also, all signature moves require the usage of one of four monk feats: [[NWN:Stunning Fist|Stunning Fist]], [[NWN:Wholeness of Body|Wholeness of Body]], [[NWN:Quivering Palm|Quivering Palm]], or [[NWN:Empty Body|Empty Body]].  If you do not have the required feat for a particular move, you will be unable to learn it. For example, a character with 10 monk levels will be unable to learn the move Dragon Uppercut, since that move requires a usage of Empty Body, a feat that can only acquired by having at least 18 monk levels.  You must also have a usage of the feat available to learn the move, even though the ability itself won't be used in the learning process.  So if a monk has spent all of his Empty Body usages for the day, he won't be able to try and learn Whirlwind Kick until he has rested.
+In FTS all weapons (melee, ranged and thrown) are divided into weapon groups.  A fighter must select one of these weapon groups in which to train.  Once a group is selected, every time a fighter damages an opponent with a weapon in his weapon group he gains 1 experience point with that weapon.  This is called '''weapon experience'''.
-Once a book or scroll has been acquired, you must study it in order to try and learn the move.  Studying requires a Wisdom check; each Signature Move has its own learn DC.  The Wisdom check is positively modified by the following:
+'''Example:''' Liam Bald chooses Swords as his weapon group.  This group includes the longsword.  Liam encounters a minotaur and engages it in melee.  He damages it five time with his longsword, slaying it the final time.  Liam gains 5 longsword experience points.
-* '''Effective Level:''' your PC's monk levels.
-* '''Signature Move Level:''' the number of Signature Move levels your PC has in his current school.  Signature Move level progression is the same as [[NWN:Level_progression | character levels]].
-* '''Feats:''' the following feats each give a +3 modifier to the check - Weapon Focus Unarmed Strike, Weapon Specialization Unarmed Strike, Improve Critical Unarmed Strike, Epic Weapon Focus Unarmed Strike, and Epic Weapon Specialization Unarmed Strike.
-If you beat the move's learn DC, the percentage that you learned the move is five plus the difference between your modified roll and the DC is .  Every move will require that its book or scroll be studied multiple times before fully learning the move and becoming able to use it.
+There are situations in which you will not gain FTS experience.
+* You only get experience when you damage an opponent with your base weapon, not any additional damage on it.
+* Only non-plot, non-immortal creatures are valid targets; you can't rack up weapon XP by endlessly beating on a door, a combat dummy or archery target, or a plot NPC BioMerchant.
-Example.  Gram Jamjeans is a 20th level monk with a Wisdom of 20.  He tries to learn his first Signature Move, Power Possum Parry.  The learn DC for the move is 15.  Gram rolls a 5 for his Wisdom check.  With his 20 WIS his ability modifier is +5; adding this to his roll as well as his effective level of 20 (for his 20 monk level) his modified roll is 30.  Gram also has both Weapon Focus and Weapon Specialization in Unarmed Strike, further raising his roll to 36.  This easily beats the DC of 15.  He has made progress of 26% (5 + 36 - 15) towards learning Power Possum Parry.  He will need to keep studying and training before he fully learns the move.
+In addition to weapon XP there is '''stance experience.'''  A character gains stance XP when fighting in a certain stance.  There are currently two stances:
+* '''Weapon & Shield:''' just like it sounds, you get Weapon & Shield XP when you wield a weapon in your main hand and a shield in your off-hand.
+* '''Raccoon Grip:''' in D&D exists the [[NWN2:Monkey Grip|Monkey Grip]] feat which allows a character to wield a 2-handed weapon with one hand. Raccoon Grip is the opposite; a character gains experience in this stance when he wields a weapon the same size class as himself or smaller with two hands (no shield equipped).
-==Performing a Move==
+Stance XP is gained automatically when a character is wielding a weapon that is in his weapon group.  It is therefore possible to gain weapon XP and stance XP at the same time.
-As mentioned above, once learned a signature move is performed via chat command.  However, there are some limitations on performing moves:
+'''Example:''' Marty McFlay is a [[halfling]] fighter who has chosen Daggers & Knives as his weapon group.  When wielding a dagger without a shield he gains both dagger XP and Raccoon Grip XP when he damages an opponent with his dagger.
-* You must have monk levels to perform a move.
-* You can only perform a move if it belongs to your current school.  (more on schools below)
-* You cannot perform a signature move while wearing any kind of armor.
-* You cannot perform a signature move with a shield equipped.
-* Many signature moves have a duration.  You cannot perform a signature move while another signature move is still in effect.
-* Some signature moves require certain items to be equipped, such as gloves or specific weapon types such as kamas.
-Also, all signature moves require the usage of one of four monk feats: [[NWN:Stunning Fist|Stunning Fist]], [[NWN:Wholeness of Body|Wholeness of Body]], [[NWN:Quivering Palm|Quivering Palm]], or [[NWN:Empty Body|Empty Body]].  If you don't have any usages left of the required feat for a signature move, you won't be able to use that move until you rest.
+Level progression for both weapon XP and stance XP is the same as [[NWN:Level_progression | character levels]].  Level and experience progression for both weapons and stances are capped at a character's fighter levels.  If a character has 10 fighter levels then he cannot gain any more weapon or stance XP for that particular weapon or stance after reaching 10th level in that weapon or stance.
-There is no check to perform a move; as long as the conditions above are met, when a move is performed success is automatic.  Every time you perform a signature move, you gain Signature Move XP.
+==Weapon Groups==
-Resting: if you fully rest while a signature move is in effect, its effects will end and its duration will end prematurely. You will be able to use a signature move immediately after resting.  However, if you only partially rest (if you cancel the rest before completion) while you have a signature move in effect, the effects of the move will be removed but you will not be able to use another signature move until you fully rest or until the original full duration of that move has expired.  This is a game engine limitation.
+The weapons in NWN have been divided into the following groups for FTS.
-==Schools and Signature Moves==
+{| class="wikitable"
+!Number
+!Group Name
+!Weapons
+|-
+|1
+|Swords
+|shortsword, longsword, bastard sword, greatsword, katana, rapier, scimitar, falchion, mercurial longsword, mercurial shortsword
+|-
+|2
+|Axes & Picks
+|battleaxe, greataxe, handaxe, dwarven waraxe, heavy pick, light pick
+|-
+|3
+|Daggers & Knives
+|dagger, assassin dagger, katar, kukri, sai
+|-
+|4
+|Blunt Weapons
+|light flail, heavy flail, club, warhammer, light mace, heavy mace, maul, sap, morningstar
+|-
+|5
+|Polearms
+|halberd, two-bladed sword, dire mace, double axe, double scimitar, quarterstaff, scythe, spear, trident
+|-
+|6
+|Other Melee
+|kama, sickle, whip, windfire wheel, nunchaku, goad, fashion accessory (umbrella, fan, etc.)
+|-
+|7
+|Ranged
+|light crossbow, heavy crossbow, longbow, shortbow, sling
+|-
+|8
+|Thrown
+|dart, shuriken, throwing axe
+|}
-Signature Moves are categorized into different schools.  There are currently four different schools:
+The number corresponds to the number a player enters when using the '''/fts setgroup''' chat command.  A player can use this command to change from one group to another.  However, there is a penalty for changing groups; when changing to a new weapon group a character loses half of his weapon experience for each weapon in his current group.  This signifies the loss of familiarity with those weapons which had been gained from constant training.  This also prevents a character from mastering all of the weapon groups.
-* '''School of the Open Palm:''' focuses on defensive abilities
-* '''School of the Closed Fist:''' focuses on offensive abilities and weapons usage
-* '''School Mountain and Sea:''' combines a variety of different moves/abilities
-* '''School of Meta Ki Manipulation:''' focuses on channeling ki for a variety of effects
-You can only use signature moves that belong to the same school.  Once you have chosen a school, you will learn Signature Move XP and gain Signature Move levels when performing moves in that school.  This is important because moves increase in power relative to your Signature Move level.
+'''Example 1:''' Liam Bald is a 10th level fighter.  He has chosen thrown weapons and reached 10th level (45,000 XP) in all of them.  He decides to change his group to Swords.  When he does so he loses half of his XP for each thrown weapon, dropping him to 22,500 XP and 7th level in each thrown weapon.
-'''Changing Schools:''' it is possible to change schools.  To change schools, simply learn a move that belongs to a different school than your current one.  However, when you change schools, your Signature Move XP is lost, and you must start over at Signature Move level 1.
+'''Example 2:''' Liam continues training with swords, gaining both weapon and character levels.  After many ingame years he becomes a 40th level fighter with 40 weapon levels (780,000 XP) in every weapon in the Swords group.  Seeking a new challenge he decides to start training in Blunt Weapons.  He changes his weapon group to Blunt Weapons and loses half of his weapon experience in every sword, dropping him to 390,000 XP and 28th level in those weapons.  He still has 7 levels in each thrown weapon from long ago.
-You never forget a move that you have learned, but you can only use moves in your current school.  If you change schools back to a school in which you had previously learned moves, then you will be able to use those moves again without relearning them, but whenever you change schools, even when changing back to an old one, you lose all Signature Move XP and must start over.  You can also switch back to a school in which you have previously learned moves by typing "/sigmov switchschool X" where X is a number based on the school:
+==FTS Bonuses==
-* School of the Open Palm: 1
-* School of the Closed Fist: 2
-* School Mountain and Sea: 3
-* School of Meta Ki Manipulation: 4
-Example: after successfully learning Power Possum Parry, Gram Jamjeans went on to learn other moves in its school, the School of the Open Palm.  He gains 5,000 Signature Move XP, enough to reach 10th level, when he decides to try a different school.  Gram learns Draining Palm and transfers to the School of the Closed Fist.  He loses all of his Signature Move XP and is back at 1st level.  After a week he has gained 1,000 Signature Move XP and reached 2nd level, but he realizes that this school is not for him.  Gram decides to switch back to the School of the Open Palm.  When he does so he is instantly able to use Power Possum Parry again, but his Signature Move XP is once more reset to 0, and he must once again start over at 1st level.
+As you gain weapon and stance experience you gain bonuses when equipping a weapon in which you have trained.  These bonuses are applied as temporary item properties to your weapon and/or shield.
+* '''Weapon Bonus:''' [[nwn:Attack Bonus|attack bonus]], [[nwn:Massive critical|massive critical]]
+* '''Stance Bonus:'''
+** '''Sword & Shield:''' slashing/piercing/bludgeoning damage [[nwn:Immunity|immunity]]
+** '''Raccoon Grip:''' [[nwn:Strength|strength]] bonus
+* '''Group Bonus:''' a character's '''Group Level''' is equal to the lowest weapon level he has in a weapon group.  For melee and thrown weapons the group bonus is a [[nwn:Damage bonus|damage bonus]]; for ranged weapons it is a [[nwn:Mighty|mighty bonus]].
-==Signature Move List==
+Specific bonuses are outlined in the following table.
+{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center
-Note: Many signature moves use your '''combined level''' to calculate duration, DCs, move strength, etc.  Your combined level is the sum of your effective level (monk level) and your Signature Move level.
+!rowspan="2"|Level
+!colspan="2"|Weapon Bonus
-{| class="wikitable"
+!colspan="2"|Stance Bonus
-! Move Name
+!colspan="2"|Group Bonus
-! Number
+|-
-! School
+!Attack Bonus
-! Required Feat
+!Massive Critical
-! Description
+!STR Bonus
+!Damage Immunity
+!Damage Bonus (Melee/Thrown)
+!Mighty Bonus (Ranged)
 |-
-|Power Possum Parry
+|5-9
+|1
+|1
 |1
-|Open Palm
+|
-|Stunning Fist
+|1
-|The monk gains a Parry and Tumble bonus equal to the sum of his combined level and his wisdom bonus.  (Duration: combined level + 5 rounds)
+|1
 |-
-|Mind Like Water
+|10-11
 |2
-|Open Palm
+|2
-|Stunning Fist
+|2
-|The monk focuses his ki to make himself less detectable to others, gaining a sanctuary effect.  This DC to see past this effect is the PC’s combined level.  (Duration: combined level + 5 rounds)
+|5%
+|2
+|2
 |-
-|Diamond Sphere
+|12-13
 |3
-|Open Palm
+|2
-|Wholeness of Body
+|2
-|The monk extends his ki outward to create a shield that grants him immunity to physical attacks, in the form of %X immunity to slashing, piercing, and bludgeoning damage, where X is his combined level. (Duration: combined level rounds)
+|5%
+|2
+|3
 |-
-|Crystal Mind
+|14
 |4
-|Open Palm
+|2
-|Quivering Palm
+|2
-|The monk focuses his ki outward to create a barrier that absorbs spells.  The maximum spell level absorbed is equal to 3 + combined level/10.  The total spell levels absorbed is equal the monk’s combined level.  (Duration: combined level rounds)
+|5%
+|2
+|4
 |-
-|Mind Like Granite
+|15
+|4
+|1d4
+|3
+|5%
+|1d4
+|4
+|-
+|16-17
+|5
+|1d4
+|3
+|5%
+|1d4
 |5
-|Open Palm
-|Empty Body
-|The monk extends his ki outward.  All party members in the same area as the monk receive immunity to disease.  If the monk has immunity to poison and mind-affecting spells and effects, those affected will receive these immunities as well.  The monk must concentrate during the use of this move, resulting in an AC penalty which increases with the number of immunities are granted, at a rate of -2 per immunity.  (Duration: combined level rounds)
 |-
-|Draining Palm
+|18-19
+|6
+|1d6
+|3
+|5%
+|1d6
 |6
-|Closed Fist
-|Stunning Fist
-|The monk uses his attack to drain the ki from his opponent.  If the monk is wielding a weapon, that weapon (main hand only) gains vampiric regeneration +X, where X is combined level/6.  If the monk is fighting bare-handed, his gloves get on-hit cast spell: vampiric touch, at a caster level equal to combined level/3.  The weapon or gloves also get on-hit ability drain of a random ability, with the DC based on the PC’s combined level.  (Duration: combined level + 5 rounds)
 |-
-|Fist of Iron
+|20
+|7
+|1d6
+|4
+|10%
+|1d6
+|7
+|-
+|21
+|7
+|2d4
+|4
+|10%
+|2d4
 |7
-|Closed Fist
-|Stunning Fist
-|The monk punches the ground.  NPCs around him who fail a fort save (DC: the monk’s combined level) are knocked down for a round and have their Discipline reduced by a number of ranks equal to the monk’s combined level/3.  Also, the monk’s main weapon or gloves receive a DEX penalty and bonus bludgeoning damage.  (Duration: combined level rounds)
 |-
-|Hammer Fist
+|22
+|8
+|2d4
+|4
+|10%
+|2d4
 |8
-|Closed Fist
-|Wholeness of Body
-|The monk focuses his ki on his gloves or his main weapon.  That object receives on-hit Hammer of the Gods.  The caster level of the spell is the monk’s combined level*2/3.  (Duration: combined level rounds)
 |-
-|Mantis Fury
+|23
+|8
+|2d4
+|5
+|10%
+|2d4
+|8
+|-
+|24-25
+|9
+|1d8
+|5
+|10%
+|1d8
 |9
-|Closed Fist
-|Quivering Palm
-|The monk must have two kamas equipped to use this signature move.  The monk’s main kama gets on-hit cast spell: Energy Drain, and his offhand kama gets on-hit cast spell: Phantasmal Killer.  The caster level for these spells is the monk’s combined level*2/3.  (Duration: combined level rounds)
 |-
-|Dragon Uppercut
+|26
+|10
+|1d8
+|6
+|10%
+|1d8
 |10
-|Closed Fist
-|Empty Body
-|The monk’s main weapon or gloves receive on-hit cast spell: Destruction.  The caster level is the monk’s combined level *2/3.  (Duration: 20 rounds)
 |-
-|Clawed Eye Gouge
+|27
+|10
+|1d10
+|6
+|10%
+|1d10
+|10
+|-
+|28
+|11
+|1d10
+|6
+|10%
+|1d10
+|11
+|-
+|29
+|11
+|1d10
+|7
+|10%
+|1d10
 |11
-|Mountain & Sea
-|Stunning Fist
-|The monk focuses his attacks on his opponents’ eyes.  His main melee weapon or gloves receive a -2 attack penalty, bonus piercing damage, and on-hit blindness.  The piercing damage and on-hit DCs and durations are based on combined level.  (Duration: combined level + 5 rounds)
 |-
-|Fearsome Stance
+|30
+|12
+|2d6
+|7
+|25%
+|2d6
+|12
+|-
+|31
+|12
+|2d6
+|8
+|25%
+|2d6
 |12
-|Mountain & Sea
-|Stunning Fist
-|The monk makes an imposing martial stance, which has two effects.  1) the monk’s main weapon or gloves gain an on-hit fear effect, and 2) the monk’s main weapon or gloves gain bonus damage based on double the monk’s Intimidate skill ranks.  (Duration: combined level rounds)
 |-
-|Healing Kata
+|32
+|13
+|2d6
+|8
+|25%
+|2d6
 |13
-|Mountain & Sea
-|Wholeness of Body
-|The monk performs a short kata, after which he or she and all allies within 10 meters are healed for X hit points, where X is the sum of his combined level and his Heal skill ranks.  (Duration: instant)
 |-
-|Drunken Style
+|33
+|13
+|1d12
+|9
+|25%
+|1d12
+|13
+|-
+|34
+|14
+|1d12
+|9
+|25%
+|1d12
 |14
-|Mountain & Sea
-|Quivering Palm
-|The first time a monk uses this he receives a Monk Alcohol Bag.  From then on, whenever a monk uses Drunken Style, the monk drinks any alcoholic beverages contained within the bag.  For every beverage drunk, he receives an attack and damage bonus based on the strength of the alcohol.  However, for every beverage drunk a d20 is rolled, and if any of the results is a 1, the monk is confused (he still receives the bonuses).  If the monk is immune to mind-affecting spells and effects, then instead the monk is blinded.  (Duration: combined level/3 rounds)
 |-
-|Whirlwind Kick
+|35
+|15
+|2d8
+|10
+|25%
+|2d8
 |15
-|Mountain & Sea
-|Empty Body
-|The monk makes an attack (at full attack bonus) on all NPCs within 10 feet.  Successful attacks deal 1d8 damage plus the monk’s strength bonus.  All NPCs successfully hit must make a fort save whose DC is the monk’s combined level.  Those who fail the fort save are confused for a number of rounds equal to the monk’s combined level.  (Duration: 1 round)
 |-
-|Ki Shout
+|36
+|16
+|2d8
+|10
+|25%
+|2d8
 |16
-|Meta Ki Manipulation
-|Stunning Fist
-|The monk focuses his ki to make a mighty shout, creating a cone of sound in front of the PC.  Anyone caught in this cone is deafened.  Those who fail a will save are also frightened.  The will save DC is the PC’s combined level.  (Duration: 1 + combined level/6 rounds)
 |-
-|Ki Lance
+|37
+|17
+|2d10
+|11
+|25%
+|2d10
 |17
-|Meta Ki Manipulation
-|Stunning Fist
-|The monk focuses his ki on his gloves or his main weapon.  That object receives a positive energy bonus vs. undead and an enhancement bonus vs, undead.  (Duration: combined level + 5 rounds)
 |-
-|Ki Ball
+|38
+|18
+|2d10
+|11
+|25%
+|2d10
 |18
-|Meta Ki Manipulation
-|Wholeness of Body
-|The monk focuses his ki into a tiny sphere which then explodes around him.  All enemies within the explosion (same size as a fireball) take 6 types of damage (cold, electric, fire, negative, positive, sonic).  The damage depends on the monk’s combined level.  The DC for the reflex save to take less damage is the monk’s combined level.  (Duration: instant)
 |-
-|Ki Field
+|39
+|19
+|2d12
+|12
+|25%
+|2d12
 |19
-|Meta Ki Manipulation
-|Quivering Palm
-|The monk extends his ki outward, creating a damage shield of positive energy.  This does positive energy damage equal to half the PC’s combined level plus 1d6.  (Duration: combined level rounds)
 |-
-|Douse the Flames of War
+|40
+|20
+|2d12
+|12
+|25%
+|2d12
 |20
-|Meta Ki Manipulation
-|Empty Body
-|The monk extends his ki outward.  Certain hostile creatures within 10 feet must make a Will save; those who fail become non-hostile and stop attacking.  The DC is the monk's combined level.  (Duration: instant)
 |}
+'''Example 1:''' Fenberry Jamjeans is a fighter who has chosen thrown weapons as his weapon group.  He has 20 dart levels, 10 shuriken levels and 5 throwing axe levels.  His group level for thrown weapons is 5, the minimum weapon level in the group.
+'''Example 2:''' Fenberry also has stance experience.  He has 15 Raccoon Grip levels and 10 Weapon & Shield levels.  He enters a combat with some kobolds and decides to throw some darts one-handed.  When he wields his darts they gain a +7 attack bonus and a +1d6 massive critical bonus due to his 20 dart levels.  They gain a group bonus of +1 piercing damage due to his 5 thrown weapon group levels.  And they gain a +3 Strength bonus due to his 15 Raccoon Grip levels.
+'''Example 3:''' Fenberry finds himself in a more difficult battle with some giants who are more easily able to hit him than the kobolds.  He decides to equip his shield.  He retains the +7 attack bonus and a +1d6 massive critical bonus from his 20 dart levels and the +1 piercing damage from his 5 thrown weapon group levels.  He loses the +3 Strength bonus but now that he is in the Weapon & Shield stance his shield gains a 5% immunity to slashing, piercing and bludgeoning damage from his 10 levels in that stance.
+In order to gain higher group bonuses a fighter will need to train with all of the weapons in his chosen group.  Note that all of the weapon groups except for Blunt Weapons and Ranged Weapons include at least one weapon which requires the [[nwn:Weapon_proficiency_(exotic)|Exotic Weapon]] feat.