Thorned Fist (3.5e Feat)
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Thorned Fist [Fighter, Monk]
You backhand them with your spiky gauntlet. Why didn't think of adding spikes to your martial arts before?Prerequisites: Improved Unarmed StrikeBenefit: You can use one of your worn (but not held) manufactured weapons in conjunction with your unarmed strike damage, adding both weapon damage together. Worn weapons are gauntlets, spiked gauntlets, armor spikes, tail blades, and hidden blades (wrists, boots, elbows, knees, etc). Weapon materials and enhancements on your worn weapon apply to your unarmed strike.
If you have at least 1 level in monk you also gain proficiency in all of these weapons and may count them as special monk weapons. You may add armor spikes onto clothing (effectively armor with an AC of +0) without losing your monk abilities.
Example: A monk (1d8 unarmed damage) is wearing flaming cold iron armor spikes +3. He deals 1d8+1d6+3+Str bludgeoning and piercing cold iron damage, and 1d6 fire damage.Special: A monk can obtain this feat as a monk bonus feat.
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| Article Balance | Moderate + |
| Author | Eiji-kun + |
| Identifier | 3.5e Feat + |
| Prerequisite | Improved Unarmed Strike + |
| Rating | Undiscussed + |
| Summary | You can use various worn (not held) weapons with your unarmed strike, such as armor spikes. + |
| Title | Thorned Fist + |
| Type | Fighter + and Monk + |
