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Version 1.1
Now works with Compatibility Framework
Through the constant flow of Ki across your body, your Wisdom Modifier also increases your Consitution Modifier.
Monks replace their CON Modifier with their WIS Modifier.
Ex. Hit points, At level 1: 8 + WIS modifier, On level up: 5 + WIS modifier
Note: New HP values are calculated when creating a new character, leveling up, and respec with Withers.
Overrides Level 1 Monk Progression
At the moment, Monks are MAD Multiple Ability (score) Dependent, split between DEX, CON, and WIS.
I will make a second file where your Wisdom Modifier increases your Consitution Modifier by half. IE: +4 DEX = +2 CON
It makes sense to me that monks should have a good constitution from all the mental and physical training, especially when Monks are melee fighters. This mod adds in the mechanic that a user's Ki control can increase their durability like in Dragon Ball, Naruto, etc.
No armor means you must be bumping your stats to keep up constantly. If you want a good AC, you need to invest every ability score increase into dexterity or wisdom, or you'll fall behind. That makes it harder to bump the constitution, so you'll have even fewer hit points, and good luck if you want to take any feats, too.
Monks are so squishy. Their AC is lower than most Martial classes and their health pool is smaller as well. They only get a d8 hit die when every other Marshall class gets at least a d10. Except for Rogue who also has a d8 and hit die, but the Rogue is a very slippery class, and the monk isn't as slippery, especially when they run out of Ki.
Monks are split between needing good Dex, Wisdom, and Con, so their stat budget is pretty restricted.
