Masters of focused mind and body, these monks dedicate their life to making their bodies deadlier than any blade that could be forged, or spell that could be cast.

Piercing Fingers

Starting when you choose this tradition at 3rd level, All unarmed strikes may also take on the property of piercing damage. Additionally, on all unarmed strikes that do not cost ki the enemy must make a dexterity saving throw. On a fail, the monk regains a ki point. Additionally, your speed and precision allows you to increase your flurry of blows by one unarmed strike by spending a second ki point.

Healthy Body Healthy Mind

At 6th level, you gain the ability to use your mind and body to enhance the others capabilities. Once per short rest you can spend one ki point to add your wisdom modifier to damage of however many attacks were made on this action, or you can spend one ki point to add your constitution modifier to an ability check or saving throw.

Flow Like Water

Beginning at 11th level, your knowledge of the flow of combat has sharpened to a level where you can use the flow of ki to replenish your own wounds and hone your reactions. This allows you to use a reaction when struck to make an unarmed strike on an enemy and heal yourself for half the damage dealt.

Disrupting The Flow

At 17th level, your precise strikes gain the ability to disrupt the internal organs in your enemy. The more ki centers you strike, the more the flow of energy in your enemy is disrupted. Culminating in a murmur of the heart, that may manifest itself in a cardiac arrest. After 8 strikes, your enemy takes 8d8 force damage, increasing with ki points spent.