Celestial Dragon Monk

Here I am; the latest in a long line of foolish mortals that dareth translate the greatness of the Dragon Monks to a scale comprehensible to our feeble minds. Let the madness begin!!

Celestial Dragon Monks count as a Special Unit choice, but may declare challenges like Characters.
Celestial Dragon Monk 125pts
M4 WS4(5) BS4 S4 T3 W2 I4(5) A2 Ld9
Unit Size: 1
Weapons and Armour: Celestial Dragon Monks all carry Cathayan Longswords (bonuses included in profile)
Options
. A Dragon Monk may purchase Throwing Stars for +4pts (Range: 12" Strength: 3 x2 Multiple Shot, Thrown Weapon)
. A Dragon Monk may replace its Cathayan Longsword with an additional hand weapon for +2pts
. a Dragon Monk may replace its Cathayan longsword with a Guan-Dao for +8pts (A Guan-Dao halves an opponents Weapon Strength for the first round of combat)
Special Rules
Swift as the River- Due to their years of training Dragon Monks have learned to move at blinding speeds, deftly avoiding attacks.
Dragon monks have a 4+ Ward Save.
Unyielding as the Mountain- The way of the Dragon Monk dispels all fear and doubt, creating a warrior who in unphased no matter the odds.
Dragon Monks treat terror causing models as only causing fear, enemies fighting against Dragon Monks do not benefit from outnumbering when calculating Combat resolution.
Dogs of War- Though most prefer the solitude of their mountain shrines, sometimes Dragon Monks will enter into an honour debt with a comander and follow them for glory and honour.
Dragon Monks count as Dogs of War. When fielded as Dogs of War Dragon Monks take up a Hero and a Rare slot
Masters of Ki- Ki is the energy that Dragon Monks believe reside within all souls. Through years of meditation and practise they have harnessed its power to perform superhuman deeds.
A Dragon monk begins the game with 3 points of Ki, throughout the game a note should be kept of how many points remain. Once a turn a Dragon Monk may spend a point of Ki to perform a superhuman act, which lasts for the length of the phase it was performed in.
Light as Air To be used at the start of the Movement Phase. Instead of making a march move the Dragon Monk may make a flying move, the Dragon Monk may not shoot and if charging may not recieve a charge bonus.
Breath of Fire to be used in the Shooting Phase. instead of making a normal shooting attack the Dragon Monk may make a single Flaming breath attack at strength 5.
Flashing Steel To be used at the start of the Close Combat Phase. A Dragon Monk using Blurring Fists may double its base number of attacks before adding bonuses such as charging.
Will of Ki To be used when Rallying fleeing troops. any fleeing friendly unit within 6" of a Dragon Monk adds an additional dice when attempting to Rally and discard one result. This effect does not work if the Dragon Monk is in Close Combat.
Exploding Heart Technique May only be used if the Dragon Monk in question is involved in a Challenge. The Dragon Monk strikes last, but auto wounds on a 4+ and deals out D3 wounds.
Wind Bender To be used in the Shooting Phase. If making a shooting attack the Dragon Monk ignores penalties for targets been behind soft cover and only suffers a -1 penalty for the target being behind hard cover.

This unit sounds awesome. However, I would recommend making a few changes:
1) I don't like the light armour. A monk to me, even a warrior monk, is someone who wears no armour at all.
2) If this is done, the hand weapon & shield rule is a bit redundant. To compensate for the changes I would recommend upgrading the 5+ ward save to a 4+ ward save. This ward save would represent the combined protection of the monk's superhuman speed and his superior hand-to-hand ability, and is simpler.
3) The Will of Ki actually makes it harder to rally. I suggest rewording it. Additionally, Blurring Fists doesn't make much sense fluffwise considering that the model is armed with a Cathayan Longsword.

With Will of Ki do something like Cold Blooded (roll 3 dice, discard one). Other than that, I've nothing to say Ghworg didn't. It's a great unit.

fair point, I was just concerned over survivability.
Can do.
Tell you what, I'll change the name to Flashing Steel, the name only meant the attacks are coming so fast you can barely see them.

Cheers both of you, anything else? Nothing wrong with it being a Special Choice? oh just thoughht, I never added Dogs of War!

Oh yeah, if this is going to be DoW I would make it a Rare choice and a Hero choice in all armies, considering how  rare it is likely to be for a Dragon Monk to fight for pay.

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