Monk's of the Way of the Unrelenting Combo are most known for their speed and power in their strikes, getting hit just once from a monk of this tradition could result in several hits after leaving you reeling and easier to hit as you try to recompose yourself. Through intense meditation and a focused mind Monk's of this tradition are Master's of their Ki and how to exert it with any strike when needed

Rapid Combo

Starting when you choose this Monastic Tradition at 3rd level. You can create more opportunities whenever you land a solid hit against your opponent which allows you to take advantage of and strike again in a quick fashion. Whenever you roll a 19, or 20 on a D20 Unarmed Strike attack roll using the Martial Arts class feature, you can make an additional Unarmed Strike attack against the triggering creature as part of the same Attack action. (This additional attack can trigger this feature again.)

Ki Recovery

Also starting at 3rd level, a Monk of this Tradition begins to understand how to re-center their Mental Energies. Using an Action a Monk of this Tradition can regain a 1/4 of their total Monk level rounded down of Ki Points (Up to there Ki Point maximum). You can only use this class feature if you haven't moved this turn, your speed is 0 until the end of the current turn.

   At 9th level, A Monk of this Tradition has gained better focus and skill in the recovery of their Mental Energies and thus the amount of Ki they can regain is equal to half their total monk levels rounded up. It also becomes a Bonus Action instead

   At 15th level, A Monk of this Tradition has fully realized the Master of their Ki and regains their Total Monk level in Ki points back, as well as it no longer requires you to not move on your turn.

Swift Brace

At 6th level, a Monk of this Tradition has increased their spatial awareness for their immediate surroundings. As a reaction to being hit by an attack, you can spend a Ki point up to your proficiency bonus to increase your AC by the same amount spent. Potentially causing the hit to miss instead, this bonus to AC lasts until the Start of your turn.

Disabling Strikes

At 11th level, a Monk of this Tradition can weaken and force openings against their opponents by hitting various pressure points, attacking the right joints, and etc for the monk and their allies to exploit. The Monk can expend 1 Ki Point per each successful Unarmed Strike against an opponent and reduce they opponents AC temporarily by the same amount of points spent. This reduction only lasts until the start of the opponents next turn.

Unrelenting Assault

Also at 17th level, a Monk of this Tradition has become a Master of Quality and Quantity of their strikes. You can now unleash a flurry of blows far more devastating. Once per Long rest, and as an Action can spend a number of Ki Points up to their Half their total Monk levels, and make the same number of Unarmed Strikes against creatures within range. the damage of these strikes instead does 1d10+10+your ability modifier in damage. If four or more of these attacks hit against the same creature and after the damage is dealt the creature must succeed on your Monk Saving Throw or be stunned until the end of that creatures next turn. After using this technique you are stunned until the start of your next turn because of the extreme pressure that was put on your body to perform. This special Action does not work with Rapid Combo.