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Vital Strike: As a standard action, make an attack at your highest BAB that deals damage equal to 2x the weapon's damage die.
Pummeling Style: "When you use a full attack or flurry of blows, total the damage from all hits before applying damage reduction"
You can also use the team feat "precise strike" to give your monk 1d6 precision damage.
A pure monk can use weapons if DR is too high. There a "monk weapons" available with cold iron.
For Vital Strike, since it is a standard action does this mean I lose out on my flurry of blows? Flurry of blows is part of a full attack and a full attack is considered as standard action, right?
And I'm level 8 so my fists should be cold iron (but I still get the "reduced" pop up in the screen for some enemies.
Yes you can't do both together. Flurry of Blows is weak against DR, as you make lots of strikes that get reduced by DR. Making one strike with doulbe damage you get only one reduction. Later in the game, if you have lots of attack, vital strike is getting worse. Flurry is good against low AC targets with no or low DR.
In Pathfinder Wrath the have improved the interface so you directly see the dependencies. In Kingmaker everything is a bit opaque.
Take a look in this table.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1807380960
Why not rogue instead for the finesse feat where you use dex for damage as well as to hit? The amulet is just converting dex bonus for to hit not for damage. I think you only need 3 or 4 levels in rogue then the rest in monk.