Syndicate

Syndicate monks are usually outcasts, though not necessarily evil. They are willing to use violence against anyone, should the situation call for it. They also use stealth, whenever they need to. These monks focus on mobility and beating the ever-living crap out of their opponents.

THIRD LEVEL: One-Two-Strike

When you make a flurry of blows, you can make one additional attack.

SIXTH LEVEL: Death From Above

You gain a climbing speed equal to twice your walking speed. The first attack you make while falling deals the damage you would normally take from falling as extra damage, while reducing the damage to you from 1d6 per 10 feet to 1d4 damage per 25 feet(max 8d4). Should you succeed on the attack, you also will land on your feet. Should you fail the attack, you suffer normal falling damage and effects.

ELEVENTH LEVEL: Dancing Death

As a bonus action, enter a Dance of Death. This lasts for 1 minute, or until you stop moving for a turn. This dance adds the previous Martial Arts die to their attacks, or add +3 to your AC, chosen at the start of each turn.

SEVENTEENTH LEVEL: Legion

As an action and bonus action, use between 6-10 ki points. You summon (ki points spent divided by 2) many copies of yourself for 1 minute. Each copy has a copy of your equipment, but said equipment cannot be used by anyone except the copies. Each copy has your statistics, excluding health. Divide your total health among the number of copies, and they have that amount of hit points. You control each copy's physical actions, and as such, cannot use actions or bonus actions for the duration of Legion. However, your copies can do so, including attacks, class features, and checks. They use your initiative. When they disappear, any items or creatures summoned by them fade away. You can lose access to 10 ki points for the duration and summon a copy, which only has your uncommon and common items. This clone lasts until you dispel it, and you can control both yourself and the copies perfectly. Once dispelled, you gain the ki points back as normal.