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This combines with Monks' excellent resistances and huge Base Attack Bonuses mean you'll happily be rocking your way through the game, and since one of the companions is a Zen Archer you'll also find plenty of Monk robes at vendors.
Also Legend and Devil from the advanced path set.
Incidentally, cleric vendors sell scrolls that allow you to reset your alignment back to what you started with. They're not even all that expensive, and they let you recover the ability to advance as a monk if you slipped out of the Lawful end of the grid.
I believe once you lock in your mythic path's alignment, those scrolls reset you to the default alignment for that path instead. Because of this, a Demon monk can't work. Since Demons are chaotic evil and therefore you can't retain the lawful alignment required for Monk.
I believe you're allowed to be adjacent to the "core" morality for paths. Demon can also be Neutral Evil or Chaotic Neutral (so they're out for a Monk pretty sure), Lich can be any kind of Evil, including Lawful Evil.
If the character can remain LE throughout the game without relying on Scrolls of Atonement, it should work.
Everyone is not correct if they tell you that you cant be a monk in every mythic path.
You are only prevented from leveling further once you lose alignment. So what am I talking about? Reach level 20 before you choose the mythic path alignment lockout. Or mod I guess.
Ive made a monk/ instinctual warrior before just fine. Ive played a monk demon before, as well as a monk trickster.
Monks work best with trickster I think, due to increased multipliers, and a spell book, but the demon was pretty fun to.
There are other ways to boost the exp as well. Such as the duality item giving you exp for bad summons, or making your monk excel at mobilty/ athetetics and turning on/off only skill users recieve exp for those checks.
As to OP for livable, unarmored, barehanded monk, Aeon should work well. Angel should as well.