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    Path of Asura

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    The Path of the Asura allows monks to harness their rage in combat. At level 3, they can roll a d4 in place of normal unarmed strike damage that increases as they level, and make an additional unarmed attack as a bonus action when raging. At level 6, their unarmed strikes count as magical while raging. Level 10 gives advantage on Wisdom saves while raging. Finally, at level 14 they can react to enemy melee attacks with an unarmed strike of their own.

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    The Path of the Asura allows monks to harness their rage in combat. At level 3, they can roll a d4 in place of normal unarmed strike damage that increases as they level, and make an additional unarmed attack as a bonus action when raging. At level 6, their unarmed strikes count as magical while raging. Level 10 gives advantage on Wisdom saves while raging. Finally, at level 14 they can react to enemy melee attacks with an unarmed strike of their own.

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    The Path of the Asura allows monks to harness their rage in combat. At level 3, they can roll a d4 in place of normal unarmed strike damage that increases as they level, and make an additional unarmed attack as a bonus action when raging. At level 6, their unarmed strikes count as magical while raging. Level 10 gives advantage on Wisdom saves while raging. Finally, at level 14 they can react to enemy melee attacks with an unarmed strike of their own.

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    The Path of the Asura allows monks to harness their rage in combat. At level 3, they can roll a d4 in place of normal unarmed strike damage that increases as they level, and make an additional unarmed attack as a bonus action when raging. At level 6, their unarmed strikes count as magical while raging. Level 10 gives advantage on Wisdom saves while raging. Finally, at level 14 they can react to enemy melee attacks with an unarmed strike of their own.

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    Path of the Asura

    Lv. 3 - Iron Body, Iron Fists


    Starting when you choose the Path of the Asura at level 3, you learn a style of
    martial arts dependent on your physical toughness. When you make an unarmed attack,
    you may roll a d4 in place of the normal damage of the unarmed strike. The damage
    die increases as per the monk martial arts die (1d6 at Lv.5, 1d8 at Lv.11, 1d10 at
    Lv.17). Additionally, while raging, you may make one unarmed strike as a bonus
    action when you take the attack action in combat.

    Level 6 - Raging Ki
    Starting at level 6, your intense rage stirs the dormant ki inside your body,
    sending it to the surface. Whenever you rage, you may treat your unarmed strikes as
    magical weapons for the purpose of overcoming damage resistance.

    Level 10 - Battle Focus


    At level 10, your intense rage allows you to focus your mind during combat,
    blocking out distractions. While raging, you have proficiency advantage in Wisdom
    saving throws.

    Level 14 - Without Mind


    At level 14, your killer instincts have been honed so sharply, you can sense an
    enemy's hostility and strike without conscious thought. Whenever an enemy makes a
    melee attack against you, you may use your reaction to strike first with an unarmed
    attack.

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