Way of the Street Fighter

Monks who follow the Way of the Street Fighter at 3rd level, aren't beholden to a specific monastery or set of ideals like other monks. Instead, they are self taught in the ways of martial arts during their adventures, learning as they go. These monks rely on fast hands and hard hits to get the job done on the battlefield. Out of combat, Street Fighter monks are generally more rough around the edges than your typical monk. They can been brooding with a chip on their shoulder or loud and course like a boastful barbarian.

Combo Attack

Starting when you choose this tradition at 3rd level, your successful attacks give you additional damage on the final hit. Whenever you hit with both of your Flurry of Blows attacks, you add 1 additional monk die to the final hits damage.

Counter Attack

Whenever you are missed by an opponent's melee attack, you can use your reaction to make two unarmed strikes against the attacker at the cost of 1 ki point.

Cancelation Attack

Beginning at 11th level, you can stop 1 attack action from an opponent with a quick hit to throw them off at the cost of 1 ki point. When a creature that you can see in your melee range makes an attack against you or another creature in range, you can use your reaction to make 1 unarmed strike in an attempt to cancel their attack. On your successful hit, the creature's attack is stopped, whether it be a weapon attack or spell, the action is canceled and they suffer normal damage form your hit. If the Cancelation Attack does not hit, then the attack action is not stopped.

This feature can only be used a number of times equal to your Wisdom modifier per long rest.

Combo King

At 17th level, you have mastered the art of combining attacks on a single target to maximize damage. When you land every attack you have on a single target, including at least one round of Flurry of Blows, you can boost the monk die for each attack to one die size larger. Additionally, the final hit is an automatic critical hit and includes the bonus combo attack monk die.

This feature can only be used as part of a normal attack action, a retaliation or opportunity attack does not prompt this special attack feature.