Way of the Flowing Strike

Sometimes monks own strong mind, but weak body. There are those who choose to train there physical skill for many years, but there are also few, who focus their already strong mind and ki. These individuals use enemies own physical (or some rare cases even magical) strength against them. They wont learn techniques to hurt and kill. These monks focus redirect attacks, disarm weapons and making enemy incapacitated without great amount of violence.   

 

Body lock

When you reach 3rd level, you learn to grab your enemies to tight wrist lock. When monk makes successful grapple attack, she can prevent the enemy from moving. The enemy movement is 0, until she makes successful dexterity saving throw. The saving throw DC for the Body lock equals 8 + your Dexterity modifier + your proficiency bonus.

Critical flow

When you reach level 6, you learn more ways for harness your Ki to incapacitate your enemies. Every time monk gets critical hit when she uses nonlethal damage in unarmed combat, she can use Ki point to deal 1 additional martial art die damage. You will not double the reading of this martial art die.

the Flowing stance

You are exceptionally nimble and move rather smoothly. There are following benefits:

• Your attack of opportunity disarm your enemy. The saving throw DC for the attack equals 8 + your Wisdom modifier + your proficiency bonus. This does not work enemies who are more than one size larger than you.
• Enemies don´t get advantage to their attacks, when you are prone.
• You get advantage your grapple attacks and attacks against the enemies who are grappled by you.

 

Arcane Flow

If enemy spell needs attack roll, you can use Ki points to try to redirect that spell. You can use your reaction to redirection. When you do so, the damage you take from the attack is reduced by 1d10 + your Wisdom modifier + your monk level. You get 1d10 for every Ki point you use. If damage drops to 0, you can redirect half damage to one of your enemies.