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    Three monastic traditions are common in monasteries across the multiverse: Way of the Dragon, Way of the Open Hand, and Way of Shadow. The Way of the Dragon seeks to emulate dragons' power, speed, and energy by externalizing ki into flames that fuel their inner fire. Dragon monks learn techniques like Dragon Claw Strike to infuse attacks with fire damage and Dragon Tail Whip to knock opponents prone. At higher levels, they can perform great leaps and blast cones of fire using Dragon Fire Blast.

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    Three monastic traditions are common in monasteries across the multiverse: Way of the Dragon, Way of the Open Hand, and Way of Shadow. The Way of the Dragon seeks to emulate dragons' power, speed, and energy by externalizing ki into flames that fuel their inner fire. Dragon monks learn techniques like Dragon Claw Strike to infuse attacks with fire damage and Dragon Tail Whip to knock opponents prone. At higher levels, they can perform great leaps and blast cones of fire using Dragon Fire Blast.

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    Three monastic traditions are common in monasteries across the multiverse: Way of the Dragon, Way of the Open Hand, and Way of Shadow. The Way of the Dragon seeks to emulate dragons' power, speed, and energy by externalizing ki into flames that fuel their inner fire. Dragon monks learn techniques like Dragon Claw Strike to infuse attacks with fire damage and Dragon Tail Whip to knock opponents prone. At higher levels, they can perform great leaps and blast cones of fire using Dragon Fire Blast.

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    Three monastic traditions are common in monasteries across the multiverse: Way of the Dragon, Way of the Open Hand, and Way of Shadow. The Way of the Dragon seeks to emulate dragons' power, speed, and energy by externalizing ki into flames that fuel their inner fire. Dragon monks learn techniques like Dragon Claw Strike to infuse attacks with fire damage and Dragon Tail Whip to knock opponents prone. At higher levels, they can perform great leaps and blast cones of fire using Dragon Fire Blast.

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    Monastic Traditions

    Three traditions of monastic pursuit are common in the Shining Dragon Strike
    At 17th level, you learn the ultimate technique of the Way
    monasteries scattered across the multiverse. Most
    of the Dragon. You gather your ki into a devastating kick or
    monasteries practice one tradition exclusively, but a few
    punch, striking your opponent with the full fury of a raging
    honor the many traditions and instruct each monk
    dragon. When you hit a creature with an unarmed strike,
    according to his or her aptitude and interest. All traditions
    you can spend 3 ki points. The target makes a Dexterity
    rely on the same basic techniques, diverging as the student
    saving throw. On a failed save, the target takes 5d8 fire and
    grows more adept. Thus, a monk need choose a tradition
    5d8 radiant damage, and, if it is Large size or smaller, it is
    only upon reaching 3rd level.
    flung into the air. For every 10 points of damage it takes, it
    Way of the Dragon is moved 10 feet upward, and falls. A successful save
    Warriors of all creeds envy and revere dragons; their halves the damage taken, and the creature is not flung into
    power, speed, and energy are nearly unmatched amongst the air.
    even the most magical of creatures. Monks of the Way of
    the Dragon seek to externalize their ki, emulating the great
    dragons, and turning it into fuel which stokes the roaring
    flame inside them.

    Dragon Arts
    At 3rd level, you learn a number of fighting techniques
    unique to the Way of the Dragon:
    Dragon Claw Strike. As a bonus action, you can spend
    2 ki points to wreathe your hands and feet in flames. Your
    unarmed strikes deal an additional 1d6 fire damage for 1
    minute.
    Dragon Tail Whip. When striking with a Flurry of
    Blows attack, you can force a target to succeed on a
    Dexterity saving throw or be knocked prone.
    Dragon Wing Buffet. You force a great blast of wind
    from your flapping arms. As an action, you can spend 2 ki
    points to force all adjacent opponents to make Strength
    saving throws or be pushed 15 feet away from you.

    Soaring Dragon Leap


    At 6th level, you learn techniques that allows you to ascend
    into the heavens like the great winged beasts. Your jump
    distance doubles. This increase can stack with Step of the
    Wind, multiplying your total jump distance by 4.
    Additionally, your Slow Fall ability now reduces damage
    from falling by 10 times your monk level.

    Dragon Fire Blast


    By 11th level, you can use your action to spend 2 or more
    ki points and belch flame onto your foes. Each creature in a
    30-foot cone must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a
    failed save, a creature takes 1d6 fire damage plus an
    additional d6 for each ki point expended, or half as much
    on a successful save.

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