Some monks abandon the form and structure of the other orders in favor of instinct. This loose community of monks call their fighting style the way of the beast, a style that encourages instinct and using whatever it takes to win. These monks look more towards the environment for damage rather than drawing on the power that lies within. Aligning with no one but themselves Beasts love a good fight whether it be in a coliseum or in your local tavern. With no tradition and no order to guide them they use whatever they can get their hands on to win in combat.

Resourceful fighter

You gain proficiency in improvised weapons, in addition improvised weapons now deal 1d6 damage increasing at 6th (2d6) 11th (3d6) and 16th level (4d6), improvised weapons count as monk weapons for you

Battering rush

As part of your attack you can spend a ki point to pick up an improvised weapon within 5 feet of you and make another attack with it as a bonus action

Ki infusion

Your improvised weapon damage counts as magical for the purpose of overcoming resistances and immunities

Heat action

You spend all your ki and describe an attack, for every ki point you spend you do 1d12 damage if this is a killing blow you gain all spent ki back