Can you throw 2 daggers?

Throwing multiple weapons in a turn is limited by the action economy. The rules say you can only interact with 1 object for free on your turn (PHB 190). Any other object interactions require a full action.

Can you unarmed strike while dual wielding?

The two-weapon fighting rule requires two light melee weapons. The Dual Wielder feat removes the requirement for the weapons to have the Light property, but you still need two melee weapons. Unarmed strikes aren’t weapons.

Do monks need two weapon fighting Pathfinder?

A monk can fight with two weapons just like any other character, but she must accept the normal penalties on her attack rolls to do so.

What are the bonus actions for a monk?

1. Move up to your speed – either before, after, or in between attacks. 2. Attack as your action, making two strikes with a monk weapon or an unarmed strike. 3. Bonus action – one of these alternatives: 3a: One extra attack with your unarmed strike, without paying anything.

Is there an extra attack in the monk class?

Sorry, the Bonus Action unarmed strike in the Martial Arts section of the Monk class doesn’t state that it benefits from the Extra Attack feature. The Extra Attack feature also says that it changes the Attack action, and has nothing to say about Bonus Actions.

Can a monk use a staff for flurry of blows?

Note that the monk can only use a monk weapon for the regular attacks, not for the bonus action attacks granted by Martial Arts or Flurry of Blows. This means that until probably 11th level (or maybe 5th if the monk doesn’t want to use a staff or a spear two-handed for some reason), these will be slightly inferior.

What do you get as a monk in dungeons and Dragons?

As a monk, you gain the following class features. You start with the following equipment, in addition to the equipment granted by your background: (a) a shortsword or (b) any simple weapon (a) a dungeoneer’s pack or (b) an explorer’s pack