Permeation

You are able to slip through matter itself. Monks who are a part of this tradition understand the chemical makeup of all things allowing them to slip through them. They use this to their advantage in combat and sticky situations.

Breath REQUIRED

in order to use this subclass, you must need to breath. This includes breathing water.

Exhaustion

For every minute you are permeated you gain 1 exhaustion point + the number of limbs you have over 4. This includes arms, legs, wings, tails, and tentacles. Exhaustion doubles if you are Large or bigger.

Permeation of Limbs

You can use one ki point to permeate one limb as a bonus action to add 1d4 to your attack roll. Your permeation allows you to phase through someone's block and armor giving you an edge against your enemies.

Permeative Mobility

 Using 2 ki points, as a bonus action, you gain the ability to move instantly to a location within half your movement speed. You gain 1d6 damage per 10 ft travelled. With this you gain a sneak attack bonus for the first hit. If you use this ability do not hit anybody or anything you gain advantage on stealth checks. 

Full Body Permeation

 You sink into the ground and are unaffected by anything because it simply passes through you, however you too cannot affect anything around you.

You can fully permeate your body as an action using 2 ki points. This stops you from taking any damage, but you also are unable to do anything.

Defensive Permeation

As a reaction if someone lands a physical hit permeation activates, the first hit is half damage, and you step through the creature and hit it from behind.

Sharing Permeance

As long as you are holding on to someone or something you can use 3 ki points as an action to pull equivalent to your own weight. If the creature is let go while permeated, they have to make a CON saving throw. If succeeded they take 8d10 force damage, if failed you die instantly and become a pool of goo. You can also choose to undo the permeance and not cause the saving throw to be needed.