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Michael cuts to the chase, looking for answers, on the pressing issues of the day. He can be heard posing the hard questions from 9-11am, every weekday morning.
Born in Dublin in 1966, Michael moved to LMFM and set up home locally in 2003. His interest in radio began with his love for music. As a teenager, Michael presented music programmes on pirate radio. At 18 years of age, he set up a successful rock-club in Dublin and he oversaw the music heard, for a time, on Danish radio.
Michael is a proud dad and loves nothing more than taking time out with his young son. The two Reades are often seen riding the bumper cars in Bettystown or in our local parks and beeches.
He has Italian blood which does not surprise his dinner guests. Michael loves to cook and he's never shy on the garlic when making a good pasta!
At work, he goes to air without the garlic but given the high audience figures and the interaction with the programme, it's true to say that Michael Reade is cooking up a storm and blasting out of kitchen radios across the North East every morning!
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Chris is from Dublin and is the eldest in his family.He started working working in Lmfm in 1998 after working for a string of pirate stations.He studied Radio & Journalism at Ballyfermot Senior College for Two years.Chris is music mad and when he`s not on the radio he`s out djing in pubs and Clubs.He supports Manchester United and Shamrock Rovers and trys to get along to Old Trafford whenever he can.
Chris is the presenter of Saturday Sport from 2.30 to 5.30
Chris will keep you up to date on all the sporting news of the day from gaelic games to Golf to Racing to premiership football will live updates from the top games across channel.
Seamus Farrelly born April 1954 but still has the Mental age of 25.
I Have very simple requirements in life , I love getting up in the morning and going to work, When I started in LMFM it was for 3 weeks, I'm still here all these years later.
I love the reaction of people on the radio especially with the wake up calls and hopefully the laughter people have from them , Thank you for listening and hopefully we will be together for many years to come.
Eddie Has Been with LMFM Radio since Its Inception In 1989 but by That Time He Was Already a Seasoned Broadcaster having worked For Boyneside Radio for 10 Years.
Eddie Has built up A Huge Personal Music Library of Vinyl Singles and CD's With Everything from Abba to ZZ Top!
His favourite Holiday Destination Is the USA. His Favourite Food Is Pizza. He played Handball in His Youth and prior to his Radio Career He Worked in a Mill, On a Farm, And in A Factory-He Even Drove a JCB!
Eddie presents The Drive and also presents the Popular Greenscene Irish music programme on Saturday Mornings.
He Records Mass From Church's Across the Region on Saturday Evenings for Broadcast On Sunday Morning and Looks After all The Technical Matters at LMFM--Busy Man!
Jim is originally from the USA and has been in Broadcasting since 1989. He worked at Radio Stations in the states, in Las Vegas, Delaware and Florida in various positions such as News, Programming and Presenting.
Before joining LMFM in 1998, he was with Atlantic 252 as a presenter.
Jim enjoys Music (he plays the guitar and bass) and has played in a number of bands over the years.
In his spare time when he's not listening to music, he enjoys all types of films and books as well as playing tennis and the odd game of pitch and putt.
He also enjoys drawing.
As far as food goes, Jim enjoys curries, roast beef dinners and a good fry up anytime of the day.
Holidays to the West Coast of America are a must as often as possible to visit family and friends.
David Hammond...although I call myself Dave on the radio because it just came out of my mouth one night on air and I decided to stick with it...
Presenter of Interactive and Radio Romance.
I was born in 1995, so I'm still very young, but I've always wanted to be in the industry of radio ever since I was a child, so to have my own show at 20 years of age is incredible!
I'm currently studying Media, Arts and Technology in Dundalk Institute of Technology (DKIT).
My passion is radio, music and entertaining people.
If I'm not listening to music or working you can most likely find me watching Netflix.
Dick Duffin was educated by the Christian Brothers in his native Dublin &always had a devoted interest in in Radio.
He completed a Course in Radio Broadcasting & Production before joining LMFM shortly after it opened, presenting & producing a Jazz programme initially & later was asked to also present an Easy Listening Programme, featuring artists such as Tony Bennett, Harry Connick Jr., Ella Fitzgerald etc and songs/music from the Musicals.
His well-researched Programmes have generated a wide & appreciative audience & have been mentioned in magazines & National Newspaper. Aside from Music/Radio Dick's other interests include :walking, reading, cinema, photography, but says he doesn't get enough time for these & other new interests like the internet.
Ray Stone, presenter of the Sunday morning breakfast show has a career which spans a generation of entertainment. One of the first voices to be heard on LMFM, Ray welcomed dignitaries to the official opening in Navan in 1989.
His musical tastes vary from Rock to Middle of the road and of course to his favourite Classical.
His Sunday morning Classical Hour has become an institution in the North/East, with listeners waking to the sounds of Bach, Beethoven and more recently Andre Rieu and his Johann Strauss orchestra.
Ray is an avid sports fan with a particular interest in Soccer and Golf, with his greatest wish to see Fulham FC playing European football.
His favourite holiday destination is Spain, his favourite food Pasta and his favourite drink White Wine.
Born in the People's Democratic Republic of Cork on the same day Coronation Street was first broadcast (although I missed that particular episode cos I had a lot on that day...).
Ken is very proud of his Cork roots and is also an avid Manchester United fan.
Paul McKenna is a native of Dublin and has been in the radio business for many years now.
Passionate about his job Paul McKenna began his radio career in Beaumont hospital radio where a number of brave people unleashed him on unsuspecting patients. From there followed a brief stint at East Coast Radio and then on to LMFM Radio where he has since covered all manner of programmes.
Michael was born the year Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band was released. He worked in Boyneside Radio in the mid 80s until it closed in 1988.
Michael joined LMFM from day one helping out behind the scenes. He then got his own show and ended up presenting the legendary Radio Romance for 16 years.
In June 2005 he decided it was time to move on and now presents The Classic Oldies Show on Saturday and fills in for other presenters.
Michaels Favourites:
Music - he Beatles
TV Show-Top Gear
Movie -The Music Box - Laurel and Hardy (piano up the steps)
Sport - Formula 1
Hobbies - meeting friends, reading, Listening to music and driving.
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Debt Negotiations Services DNSwww.havedebt.com West Palm Beach, Florida U.S.A.
Debt Negotiations Services (DNS) Customer deception, Non-payment for services and threats of physical harm, strong arm tactics West Palm Beach Florida
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I was an indipendant affiliate marketer for Debt Negotiation Services and I also sold them leads for over a year. I was responsible for signing up clients into the DNS debt settlement program and DNS was supposed to service the clients and help settle their debt. The service DNS was providing was very dissapointing. I was constantly getting calls from clients complaining that their calls and emails would go unanswered, scheduled draft dates were missed and in some cases client files were left sitting unattended for over 3 weeks while clients were receiving harrassing collection calls.
When I complained to Russ Sarvise (President of DNS) instead of trying to reslove the issues, he became extremely defensive turning to insults and threats. I was told that I would not receive any of the commissions (Over, $8500) that is owed to me and if I tried to sue DNA, he would counter sue andit would cost me more in legal fees than the amount I am owed. This was followed by a road rage visit to my office from Russ Sarvise threatening me and my family. Russ Sarvise will not return any calls and calls and emails to their in-house council have also been unanswered.
This company lacks integrity, customer service and basic decency as you can see by their "D" rating with the BBB in South Florida.
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SUBMITTED: Tuesday, March 18, 2008POSTED: Tuesday, March 18, 2008
The posting by Angelo (Anzalone) is a misguided attempt at revenge because Debt Negotiation Services (DNS) terminated an Agreement with his company to enroll clients into our Program. The Agreement was terminated because his company made misleading statements to potential clients and failed to comply with the provisions of the Agreement regarding sales procedures.
The entire posting is filled with misstatements and false assertions and the statement that "This company lacks integrity, customer service and basic decency ..." is totally false and not worthy of further comment. DNS has been in business for over 10 years and enjoys a "B+" rating with the Better Business Bureau of Southeast Florida - www.bbbsoutheastflorida.org - (not a "D" rating as stated in the posting) without a single unresolved client complaint.
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First National Benefits called my 16 year old daughter and told her she had won a scholership for collage in the sum of $15,000 they convinced her to give up her bank info! Charlotte North Carolina *EDitor's Suggestions on how to get your money back into your bank account!
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My kid works in pizza parlor washing dishes and bussing tables . When I called the 800 410-1682 I had to let it ring and ring probably 25-30 rings before they answered.
I told them my gripe and told them to refund her account the same way they debited it and they would not even listen to me needless to say I am not nice anymore when I call them. Several times a day, everyday, untill they return the money that fraudulantly stole from my child.
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If the bank is says that you have waited too long, explain to them how you called their 800 number as soon as the charges were found, and were told by the bank that nothing could be done. Remind the bank that they failed to assist you properly at the 800 #, and instead, provided you with an inadequate explanation of your right to dispute. Tell the bank that it's their fault time has expired, and since they gave you the wrong info to begin with, they will just have to deal with it, take the loss and reverse the charges.
Tell them the truth; this was unauthorized and your account was NOT to be charged! Keep emphasizing how you never authorized anything! Direct them to the hundreds of victims reports that were filed on Rip-off Report.com. And if you're at the bank, walk them over to their computer and make them go to this site! If you are on the phone with them, tell them you will wait while they access this site! Either way, be persistent!
Let them know nicely, that you were advised to Report them (the Bank) and this situation to the Banking Commission in your state. Since each state has a different name for the agency/controller over banks, find that name before you call or get to the bank so you can throw it in their face. The more knowledgeable you appear to be, the further you will get.
And just continue to demand the Federal Regulation E form! The bank CAN, MUST and WILL reverse the charge! But, you must be persistent; ask to speak to the supervisor or the area manager for all the branches in the state.
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A.B.C. = Anybody But Cavanshit !!!!
please will somebody beat that idiot in a sprint finsih.it makes me cring to watch that fool show boating after his wins and then shooting off his peanut brain. i am sure the other riders are #$%$ off and laughing at his boyish comments.i am going to the alpes to laugh at you cavanshit trying to climb the mountains.lets hope he does not fall on the way down on the wet roads and break his squinty eyed face!!!!! is he a cross breed ????Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Get on a bike and do it then!
I know my limitations and I can applaud an athlete for cycling at 40 kph + for five hours and then pulling it all together for a final sprint.
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But I bet he can use a spell checker you illiterate #$%$
Paddy is just short for Padraigt, BTW I am of Irish descent, Athlone in the midlands.
Don't be so thin skinned, people from Scotland are known as Jocks, Welshmen as Taffy. A few years in the Army would do you good although Ireland is famous for it's neutrality, they let other people fight the Germans and Japanese.
I happened to be in Ireland when Stephen Roche upset all and sundry by saying that Ireland was not a good place to bring up children and that he was moving back to France, circa 1999.
What has this post got to do with Irish people? Is it the feeling of inadequacy next to a superior race of people? Because as far as I can tell you're a land of mongrels. BTW you still haven't produced a rider of tour winning calibre, so shut the feck up.
The way you refer to Irish people as "Paddy" reflects the quality of your life... A distinguished, refined and private education at one of the Queen's finest educational institutions, no doubt.
BTW Nicholas Roche, the current national road race champion, is Irish, born in Ireland to an Irish father and he also races under an Irish racing licence. Not only that, but he's also proud to race under the Irish tricolour...
Cav is the best sprinter in the world so what ios wrong with that no body can get close to him cos he has an amazing turn of speed so it is up to all the other riders to work harder
Ithink u are just bitter y even say this next u will bve on about contador winning all the time
Do I take it that you don't like him then!!!!!!!
Remind me - which teams have won more stages than Columbia?
ryan d....oh dear me!,your face is as green as your profile jersey with your envy of cav and his achievements!.
gerry g...as for showboating after crossing the winning line,people have been celebrating wins for a long,long time now!,witness even the climbers celebrations in the mountains!.
i think cav really appreciated you cheering him on in the alps so much as you spurred him on to the win the 19th stage on friday at aubenas!.lol
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He looks a heck of a lot more like a terrible melee warrior with a ton of gimmicks bolted on to crudely ape an occidental stereotype of orientals spawned from 1970s television and movies.
And it totally reads like that too, shoehorn and all.The original monk was written because somebody in Dave Arneson's game wanted to play Kaine from Kung Fu.
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I think at this point the monk is not the issue, are you okay?
You just come off as a bit passive-aggreisve and bitter, did you have a traumatic experience with the 1st Ed monk?
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Thursday, 11th October, 2012, 09:20 PM #94
See, part of the problem of Wizards is that they got to concentrate all magical awesomeness into themselves. A necromancer who raises an army of the dead? Wizard. An illusionist who tricks people and deceives them? Wizard. A pyromancer who hurls fireballs and burns things? Wizard. A summoner who raises an army of magical constructs? Wizard.
Making the Sorcerer and Warlock full classes and then splitting the Wizard's magical awesomeness with those two classes fixes a lot of problems.
Chances are they wanted to test those fixes and nail them down more than they wanted to nail down the Monk mechanics (especially if they're quite happy with how monks work).
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In 3e, even a fighter is a poor barbarian.
Besides that, a monk isn't a barbarian, nor is he trying to be?
It is like comparing a rogue to a wizard and then saying "haha, see you are wrong Tovec, rogues aren't really a class, see!" Granted that comparison would be a little more extreme but the point remains.
All valid ideas, do you want to discuss how to fix the monk? I have several ideas too. Sadly, I didn't realize that you were trying to fix it, instead it seemed you were trying to say monks don't belong. Which I happen to disagree with.P.S. If you wanted to fix him, you could make it so he could use flurry even when moving or charging and move his BAB to full. Sadly, he'd STILL be weak, but at least he'd be better.
I could be wrong, having never had an actual conversation with either gentleman, but I could have swore they created DnD as a WAR game. Not a team game. There may be cross-over elements between the two, but it seems like Gygax was never happiest except when PCs died in droves and the game mastery was on the GMs side.P.P.S. Who made D&D a team game? Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson.
Not really what I said. I said I kind of get why you would want to make a monk-fighter, or a monk-rogue, but I definitely didn't get the monk-wizard. And I didn't understand why you didn't even try for the monk-cleric, which as a "background" would seem to be the most applicable.But it seems to me you've extrapolated just fine. A monk with divine powers is a cleric with the monk background. Yay!
Then again, that monk background for the cleric would be based on a more traditional, and less DnD version of the monk word itself, but that isn't really important.
I think you missed what I said with this one, because you didn't answer my question.That's all the monk is...a background. Someone who lives in a monastery as part of a monastic order is a monk. What they've trained to do there is an entirely different thing.Originally Posted by Tovec
How do you replace all the monk features with a background? Especially since backgrounds CURRENTLY only provide +3 to certain skills? Monks might have good balance (as an example) but they have other class features too. That is like replacing fighters with a +3 to athletics, and nothing else.
Right, but a fighter isn't a monk. And a monk isn't a fighter. If anything a monk is closer to a rogue. So I guess you could play a rogue and say "he was raised in a monastery" but even then you wouldn't be playing a monk. You would be playing a guy who says he is something without being that thing.Then you do the same thing do if you're playing in my B/X game. You tell everybody, "My fighter was raised in a Monastery, so he's a monk"Originally Posted by Tovec
Just like playing a fighter and calling himself a rogue, people would expect you to pick locks and you wouldn't be able to .. because you are a fighter really.
So, what happens if you want to be a monk? But not be saddled with all those silly backgrounds and traits?
Again, I think perhaps you are missing what I'm saying.Being a monk shouldn't grant anything particularly special. If you want to be an archer, make an archer, call him a monk. Done.Originally Posted by Tovec
Your suggestion was to get all the monk features via backgrounds (which currently you can't). But assuming you could there are a lot of features that don't really conform to background abilities.
And assuming you could, then what are you no longer going to be able to do by putting all of your customization/specialization points into monk?
For example, in 3e: You have a monk class, and that monk can do certain things. If you wanted to make that monk into a monk-archer then you had a number of feats you could take to do that effectively.
With your idea: You have a fighter/rogue class, and that class has a number of things that are un-monk-like. You now have to spend all of your feats to get the monk powers to do that effectively. However, in so doing you are no longer going to be an effective archer. So, while you might be able to make a fighter-monk you could no longer make a fighter-monk-archer.
(I covered most of what this one was talking about in the previous section.)Actually they can. A monk is someone raised in a monastery who has taken vows. It's actually a lot simpler background than being the son of landed gentry. Monk is NOT all about "spend whole life training your mind and body (and soul)" That just as easily describes a fighter, or even a rogue, or even, in some cases a cleric. Heck, I could use that same schtick to describe a sorcerer. That's a question of motivation, not character class.
Actually a monk kinda is related to that whole 'spent whole life training' thing. A fighter spends their whole life training too, but they do it differently. It is just like that wizard/cleric split. They both train in spells their whole life, but they do it very differently.
So, yes, 'spending whole life training' does describe a fighter, sorcerer, rogue, or cleric. I think 'spending whole life training' describes nearly all classes. What was important was WHAT they are spending their time on. Fighters spend their time on weapons and combat (arms and armor), they may learn to fight bare handed but usually not. Rogues are about cunning and tricks (talents, SA, etc.) but not usually about the mind or soul so much. And while clerics usually fill that ascetic/meditative niche, they rely on their connection to an external source (divine magic) to perform remarkable feats, whereas a monk draws their power from within. And sorcerers are a completely different kettle of hammers.
Or do you just really want just four classes or something?
As far as the classes not appearing and 'not been promised', well we kind of were. Beyond that, there would be a minor riot if classes got cut or didn't appear after they specifically said they would be included.
Now, if they (WotC) are able to perform that perception shift and convince us that they should be part of something else then that is fine. You aren't doing it Marty.
And, back to the quote, I can personally assure you I have never said monks should be the only unarmed (or even unarmored) combatant. Those are elements of monk, sure. But there are MANY more elements too. You may not like them, or think they are minutia, but clearly we don't think so.
There are elements of monks that can (and I say should) be used by other classes. I absolutely agree here. I'm not sure WotC sees it that way, if only because no classes look that way so far. I'm not saying it should be that way, but it is so far. I'm going to try my hardest to see that CS dice not stay locked with fighters, want to join me? If we can get that CS thing unrestricted then I'm sure you'll convince a few more on the monks aren't unarmed issue.
Monday, 15th October, 2012, 06:08 PM #97
The point is to compare two classes who are trying to do very similar things. There's actually four and a half classes who are trying to do the same thing in the 3.5 PHB - be a close range weapon-using damage dealer. Of them:
The Barbarian - Clearly the highest damage, by far and away. Very tough and hard to kill.
The Fighter - Built correctly, probably the toughest of the martial damage dealers. Their near-infinite well of feats gives them access to some very interesting (if highly repetitive and limited) tricks. The Dungeoncrasher variant is very good in, well, dungeons before level 8 or so. So yes they're narrow, but they can be tough and dish out the damage.
Two Weapon Ranger - This is just kinda bad, but they do bring an animal companion and some spells. Wildshape Variant easily eclipses everything else here once level 5 is reached.
Paladin - A bad fighter in many respects, and a classic example of too many tricks and not enough meat. Still have some good stuff, and the spell list isn't too awful.
Monk - No spells. Hmm. Less damage than fighter, nevermind a Barbarian. Much less tough than a Fighter. 3/4 BAB so they miss all the time. And a collection of gizmos. This is... humiliating. They're about as effective as a rogue in combat (Flurry of Blows vs Backstab). And with none of the Rogue features that makes Rogues unique (well, until Factotems came along).
Look, you don't have to be more effective than a Wizard, Druid, or Cleric to be a real class. Each one of those should be banned at character creation if you're playing 3E or the party should be dragged up to their level. That's not the standard you measure classes by.
Measured by the standards of actual classes that
Monks DO belong in D&D. I said as much. But not the 3E monk, a bad unarmed fighter with a collection of random garbage. No. Not that at all. Monks belong in as a unique class that feels different from every other class on the battlefield and can hold their own whatever the circumstances.
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Same as comparing a barbarian and a wizard in terms of being a wizard, the barbarian can't compare to wizard or ever win.
They aren't though. You say that monks are trying to be fighters, but I would show that they have a 3/4 BAB and a bag of tricks. They aren't trying to be fighters. The other classes you say in this (rangers, paladins, barbarians) could all conceivably be fighters because they all have full BAB. The monk doesn't. It isn't that the monk is a poor fighter/barbarian, it is that the monk isn't TRYING to be a good one.The point is to compare two classes who are trying to do very similar things. There's actually four and a half classes who are trying to do the same thing in the 3.5 PHB - be a close range weapon-using damage dealer. Of them:
So I'm glad we agree, monks are as effective as rogues in combat. Monks SHOULD be compared to rogues. Now 3e monks are still a poorly built class. If you think I disagree then you should point out where I've said otherwise.Monk - No spells. Hmm. Less damage than fighter, nevermind a Barbarian. Much less tough than a Fighter. 3/4 BAB so they miss all the time. And a collection of gizmos. This is... humiliating. They're about as effective as a rogue in combat (Flurry of Blows vs Backstab). And with none of the Rogue features that makes Rogues unique (well, until Factotems came along).
I have said that they are among the more effective in a party but that is only when they are played to their strengths. Their strengths are not a fighter, nor a fighter substitute. Their strengths are LIVING, and avoiding obstacles.
Okay, 3e had flaws? And?Look, you don't have to be more effective than a Wizard, Druid, or Cleric to be a real class. Each one of those should be banned at character creation if you're playing 3E or the party should be dragged up to their level. That's not the standard you measure classes by.
I'm definitely of the camp where 'those classes' should be muted in some form, as opposed to all classes being 'dragged up' to the same level. I've worked on a number of ways to address this concern in my own games. But currently we are talking about 5e and about what a class should look like there. I'm saying that monks should exist and they should be viable. I'm not saying they should replace fighters. I am saying that 3e has some good ideas, I also say they need to be greatly fixed to make them better.
You slightly lose me here, if only because I don't think all classes need to hold their own in combat. They need to excel in their chosen niche, not all classes need to be as good as the fighter/wizard (depending on edition) in combat. Similarly, not all fighter/wizards need to be as competent as rogues out of combat.Measured by the standards of actual classes that
Monks DO belong in D&D. I said as much. But not the 3E monk, a bad unarmed fighter with a collection of random garbage. No. Not that at all. Monks belong in as a unique class that feels different from every other class on the battlefield and can hold their own whatever the circumstances.
My point I guess is that they should FIX that garbage, instead of just tossing out everything about the monk that makes them unique. This is the same objection I would raise about tossing out the paladin, ranger, bard or druid. All of the classes have a specific set of qualities that define them. The abilities themselves can be hit or miss but the qualities remain the same. So they should spend time fixing those qualities instead of trying to invalidate people who like a class. (Invalidating them would include, but not be limited to, the class appearing years later than the 'original' classes.)
Monday, 15th October, 2012, 07:20 PM #99
@Tovac: Okay, lets compare Rogues to Monks
In combat:
Sneak Attack vs. Flurry of Blows
Magic Weapon vs. pseudo-magic weapon
Improved Evasion/Uncanny Dodge vs. Evasion
Opportunist vs. Flurry of Blows
Use Magic Device vs. A bunch of daily or weekly abilities.
Out of Combat
8 Skills base and one of the best skill lists in the game vs. 4 skills base and okay skills
The ability to disarm traps easily and safely (including magical traps) versus the ability to step on traps and avoid most conditionals (but take more damage)
The ability to use magical devices vs. the ability to fall down walls without taking damage
So what you're saying is the monk is either a really bad fighter in combat with marginally more utility out of combat, or an okay rogue in combat with infinitely, indescribably less utility outside of combat.
So in other words they're the worst class in the PHB, have no unique identity, and replaced their unique identity with a bag of mediocre tricks.
Improved Uncanny Dodge versus nothing
Improved Evasion versus baseline Evasion
Use Magic Device gives them huge amounts of flexibility for niche situations
Improved Uncanny Dodge and Trap Sense versus Evasion
d12 vs d8 hit dice
More ability to raise Con versus MAD
Damage Reduction!
They're friggin terrible. There's no excuse for calling them a serious character class. The best thing you can say about them is that the DM typically leaves them alone because there's bigger threats, and thus they don't take damage very often (which is good, because in-combat healing is risky on them).
Now yes, it is very true that the best 4 man party of PHB classes is probably 2 Wizards, a Cleric, and a Druid. And the best 5 man party probably adds an extra druid, an extra wizard, or a bard (bards can do some unique things). But this isn't because of necessarily flawed design. It's due to flawed balance.
The Barbarian is legitimately a tough, dangerous combatant who deals the most damage of any martial class. It's just bad balancing that a Druid in Wildshape form and their animal companion can outdo that damage with ease.
The Fighter is legitimately a tough and flexible warrior. It's just bad balancing that none of that flexibility turned out to be all that flexible and that toughness was less than a Druid in Wildshape form with their armor/monk bracers (better on druids than monks! Quel surprise).
The Rogue is legitimately capable of doing things that no other class can with their skills and being a great secondary striker in combat alongside the frontline classes. It's just bad balancing that the Wizard gets spells that can replicate most of what the Rogue can do.
The Ranger and the Paladin do suffer from the "and the kitchen sink" school of design as well, in that they have a pile of mostly situational and useless abilities that make them MAD as heck but they still have the solid core of full BAB and magic weapons/armor. Although the Paladin gets a knock because they have literally zero dump stats.
It's no exaggeration. Read the Monk entry once, and ask yourself "what did they mean this class to do?" Read it twice, and three times, and ask that question again. You can't answer it. There's no design goals there.
We will not be sticking to the 3E vision of the monk because there is no 3E vision of the monk. Just a bunch of bad stereotypes drawn from Kung Fu the Legend Continues.
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Third edition monks are VERY effective if you aren't fighting the standard "immune to all their special attacks" monsters.
When monks are pitted against humanoids that are subject to grapple, disarm, and stuns, they are incredibly effective. I played a monk in 3e from levels 1-22, and he was devastating against armed humanoids. By high level, he was the go-to wizard/lich killer because of saves, evasion, immunities, and spell resistance.
No one else ever played a monk like that?
How about the grapple specialist monk? Very, very nasty.
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7pm: Pre-concert workshop with saxophonist Kyle Brenders and members of the Massey Hall Jazz Band
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