Does a monk get cumulative bonuses to proficiency and unarmed movement each level?

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As a monk levels up, the monk table says they get the following:

beginarrayc
hline
textbfLevel & textbfProficiency Bonus & textbfMartial Arts & textbfUnarmored Movement \
hline
text1st & text+2 & text1d4 & text- \
hline
text2nd & text+2 & text1d4 & text+10 ft. \
hline
text3rd & text+2 & text1d4 & text+10 ft. \
hline
text4th & text+2 & text1d4 & text+10 ft. \
hline
text5th & text+3 & text1d6 & text+10 ft. \
hline
text6th & text+3 & text1d6 & text+15 ft. \
hline
endarray

Do I add what it says at each level to what I already have?

At level 6, do get add +14 to proficiency? And also, if I started with 30 speed, do I add the movement as well to make my movement be 85 total?

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jokernxs

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5e and as i level up at say 2 i get a +2 to proficiency and +10 to movement and so on and so fourth as the question is do i keep adding those to what i have allready since i start with 30 movement so i would then add +10 each level so that at level 6 i would be at an 85 movement and 20 to profieciency this was my question or is the wording in this wrong roll20.net/compendium/dnd5e/Monk#content
– jokernxs
Dec 9 at 3:13

Is your Martial Arts damage also 4d4+2d6?
– András
Dec 9 at 9:24

no I thought it was just d6 for damage is that wrong as well?
– jokernxs
Dec 9 at 23:42

it is 1d6. But why sum other colums and not Martial Arts?
– András
Dec 10 at 5:30

@András it seems reasonable to interpret that the plus sign means that it must be added for each level.
– raven
Dec 10 at 9:31

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As a monk levels up, the monk table says they get the following:

Do I add what it says at each level to what I already have?

At level 6, do get add +14 to proficiency? And also, if I started with 30 speed, do I add the movement as well to make my movement be 85 total?

edited Dec 9 at 6:32

V2Blast

19k252117

asked Dec 9 at 2:58

jokernxs

713

5e and as i level up at say 2 i get a +2 to proficiency and +10 to movement and so on and so fourth as the question is do i keep adding those to what i have allready since i start with 30 movement so i would then add +10 each level so that at level 6 i would be at an 85 movement and 20 to profieciency this was my question or is the wording in this wrong roll20.net/compendium/dnd5e/Monk#content
– jokernxs
Dec 9 at 3:13

Is your Martial Arts damage also 4d4+2d6?
– András
Dec 9 at 9:24

no I thought it was just d6 for damage is that wrong as well?
– jokernxs
Dec 9 at 23:42

it is 1d6. But why sum other colums and not Martial Arts?
– András
Dec 10 at 5:30

@András it seems reasonable to interpret that the plus sign means that it must be added for each level.
– raven
Dec 10 at 9:31

add a comment |

up vote
13
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As a monk levels up, the monk table says they get the following:

Do I add what it says at each level to what I already have?

At level 6, do get add +14 to proficiency? And also, if I started with 30 speed, do I add the movement as well to make my movement be 85 total?

edited Dec 9 at 6:32

V2Blast

19k252117

asked Dec 9 at 2:58

jokernxs

713

As a monk levels up, the monk table says they get the following:

Do I add what it says at each level to what I already have?

At level 6, do get add +14 to proficiency? And also, if I started with 30 speed, do I add the movement as well to make my movement be 85 total?

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edited Dec 9 at 6:32

V2Blast

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asked Dec 9 at 2:58

jokernxs

713

edited Dec 9 at 6:32

V2Blast

19k252117

asked Dec 9 at 2:58

jokernxs

713

edited Dec 9 at 6:32

V2Blast

19k252117

edited Dec 9 at 6:32

V2Blast

19k252117

edited Dec 9 at 6:32

V2Blast

19k252117

asked Dec 9 at 2:58

jokernxs

713

asked Dec 9 at 2:58

jokernxs

713

asked Dec 9 at 2:58

jokernxs

713

5e and as i level up at say 2 i get a +2 to proficiency and +10 to movement and so on and so fourth as the question is do i keep adding those to what i have allready since i start with 30 movement so i would then add +10 each level so that at level 6 i would be at an 85 movement and 20 to profieciency this was my question or is the wording in this wrong roll20.net/compendium/dnd5e/Monk#content
– jokernxs
Dec 9 at 3:13

Is your Martial Arts damage also 4d4+2d6?
– András
Dec 9 at 9:24

no I thought it was just d6 for damage is that wrong as well?
– jokernxs
Dec 9 at 23:42

it is 1d6. But why sum other colums and not Martial Arts?
– András
Dec 10 at 5:30

@András it seems reasonable to interpret that the plus sign means that it must be added for each level.
– raven
Dec 10 at 9:31

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5e and as i level up at say 2 i get a +2 to proficiency and +10 to movement and so on and so fourth as the question is do i keep adding those to what i have allready since i start with 30 movement so i would then add +10 each level so that at level 6 i would be at an 85 movement and 20 to profieciency this was my question or is the wording in this wrong roll20.net/compendium/dnd5e/Monk#content
– jokernxs
Dec 9 at 3:13

Is your Martial Arts damage also 4d4+2d6?
– András
Dec 9 at 9:24

no I thought it was just d6 for damage is that wrong as well?
– jokernxs
Dec 9 at 23:42

it is 1d6. But why sum other colums and not Martial Arts?
– András
Dec 10 at 5:30

@András it seems reasonable to interpret that the plus sign means that it must be added for each level.
– raven
Dec 10 at 9:31

5e and as i level up at say 2 i get a +2 to proficiency and +10 to movement and so on and so fourth as the question is do i keep adding those to what i have allready since i start with 30 movement so i would then add +10 each level so that at level 6 i would be at an 85 movement and 20 to profieciency this was my question or is the wording in this wrong roll20.net/compendium/dnd5e/Monk#content
– jokernxs
Dec 9 at 3:13

Is your Martial Arts damage also 4d4+2d6?
– András
Dec 9 at 9:24

no I thought it was just d6 for damage is that wrong as well?
– jokernxs
Dec 9 at 23:42

it is 1d6. But why sum other colums and not Martial Arts?
– András
Dec 10 at 5:30

@András it seems reasonable to interpret that the plus sign means that it must be added for each level.
– raven
Dec 10 at 9:31

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The table lists the bonus you have at that level. They are not in addition to the previous levels.

So for a Level 6 Monk, he would have a proficiency bonus of +3, a Martial Arts die of 1d6, and a unarmored movement bonus of +15 (45 ft total).

Note: For a multiclass character, proficiency bonus is based on total character levels not individual class levels.

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The table lists the bonus you have at that level. They are not in addition to the previous levels.

So for a Level 6 Monk, he would have a proficiency bonus of +3, a Martial Arts die of 1d6, and a unarmored movement bonus of +15 (45 ft total).

Note: For a multiclass character, proficiency bonus is based on total character levels not individual class levels.

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The table lists the bonus you have at that level. They are not in addition to the previous levels.

So for a Level 6 Monk, he would have a proficiency bonus of +3, a Martial Arts die of 1d6, and a unarmored movement bonus of +15 (45 ft total).

Note: For a multiclass character, proficiency bonus is based on total character levels not individual class levels.

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The table lists the bonus you have at that level. They are not in addition to the previous levels.

So for a Level 6 Monk, he would have a proficiency bonus of +3, a Martial Arts die of 1d6, and a unarmored movement bonus of +15 (45 ft total).

Note: For a multiclass character, proficiency bonus is based on total character levels not individual class levels.

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The table lists the bonus you have at that level. They are not in addition to the previous levels.

So for a Level 6 Monk, he would have a proficiency bonus of +3, a Martial Arts die of 1d6, and a unarmored movement bonus of +15 (45 ft total).

Note: For a multiclass character, proficiency bonus is based on total character levels not individual class levels.

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