I'd recommend either an unbroken for a tanky character or a devoted for a more offensive build.The idea is a Bandolier (dart/Kunai) throwing monk that will play a skirmisher role in combat.
If you want an easier early game you can multiclass with a fighter subclass. Early game they're very hard to keep alive, but later they're very hardy.
One thing you def don't need for a helwalker is more might. Helwalker, and defensive spells Races: Godlike - Intellect and four powerful and. Once the build reaches Monk level 4, it gains a second boost through the Duality of Mortal Presence Ability. As usual, weapons are your primary method of aggressively negotiating with other denizens of the Archipelago (the other being your sharp wit), but added modal abilities to each weapon type allow.
22 postsAscendant/Helwalker w/ dual hand mortars is pretty absurd: the hand mortar AoE works with Stunning Surge and you're very likely to get the cost refunded when hitting a large number of enemies you can have +10 INT (which means a very long duration on Ascended status and huge increase to the size of AoE abilities and hand mortar attacks) and +10 … Weapons in Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire build on the mechanics introduced in Pillars of Eternity, introducing a number of wrinkles to the formula. (Note: this is assuming that the monk is using his swift action per round to bump up the damage dice instead of adding an attack.)Build Request/Unfinalized Builds > Trying to build a Fist Tucker (stunning fist DC 44) : Dwarf, monk 20, COT 10, fighter 10. With haste monk has 3 full BAB shots, 2 at -5, 2 at -10, and 1 at -15. At level 20 the number of arrows per round of a monk compared to a fighter is only slightly better than the fighter. Helwalkers are better suited to ranged Builds that hold their.
I would have preferred Helwalker, but honestly you spend your Wounds so fast I don’t really see the point.
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