Way of Perfection

The flow of Ki in one's body is what fuels their soul and inner powers, Monks who follow the way of perfection, are the ones who train their body, mind and soul relentlessly aiming to perfect their flow and control over Ki, shooting for nothing beneath complete perfection, channeling their very soul through their limbs. 

Perfect Flow

At 3rd level, the flow of Ki through your body is functional at the most efficient level, allowing you to use Ki more sparingly. Every time you gain a level in monk, you gain 2 Ki points, additionally, each time you spend a Ki point, you regain 3 hit points up to your maximum hit points.

True Serenity

At 3rd level, You've learned how to reach absolute tranquility, a still, calm, and spiritual state of mind. When taking a short rest, you choose to meditate, granting you all the benefits of along rest at the end of the short rest.

Perfect Blows

At 6th level, you've learned how to channel your Ki into your attacks without losing your energy, and mastered the art of unarmed combat. all unarmed attacks you make deal force damage, additionally, when using flurry of blows after taking the attack action, you you make 3 attacks with it rather than 2, the third attack dealing 2 marital dice rather than 1.

Perfect Movement

At 11th level, your movement and speed becomes unmatched, as you can freely move around the battlefield unbothered. You gain 30 to your movement speed, and step of the wind no longer costs Ki to use, additionally, your movements don't provoke opportunity attacks. when you take the dash action as a bonus action, and entering the melee range of a hostile creature you can make an extra unarmed attack when taking the attack action.

Peak Performance

At 17th level, you have reached what you truly believe, is perfection, mastering the art of combat, movement and the flow of Ki running through your body. Any attack roll, saving throw or skill check roll you make that is a 9 or less is treated as a 10, and your attacks become critical hits on a 16, 17, 18, 19 or 20. 

Author Note

This subclass was created as a part of a project made for a specific campaign and setting, which is the main reason of it's extreme... lack of balance.