The Kensei Monk’s role in the party is putting out as much damage as possible while still, ultimately, being a skirmisher. In a lot of ways, you can think of the Kensei Monk as a type of hybrid between the Monk and Fighter classes. Instead, it’s a natural extension of the one who is wielding it. In this way, the weapon becomes more than just a tool. Mastery of these forms relies on discipline, precision, and fully committing oneself to the art. To the Kensei, a warrior who has truly mastered the sword is just as enthralling as a painter who has mastered their brush.
Kensei Monks see beauty and form in the discipline that goes into effectively wielding a weapon. It’s more of a side effect than anything. While there’s no disputing how lethal these Monks are with their chosen weapons of expertise, their focus isn’t necessarily on being a master warrior. The Way of the Kensei Monk in D&D 5e was first published in Xanathar’s Guide to Everything.
6 Conclusion – Guide to the Kensei Monk in D&D 5e What is the Kensei Monk in D&D 5e?.
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