@jonschlinkert setting up CNAMES has nothing to do with adding a single HTML page to 700 domains. CNAME's won't help any with SEO. If you're creating a single HTML page for each of your domains why not build an HTML template. I don't think you'll find any good method of inserting the copy into each page since you'll have to write the content at some point you may as well do it into the HTML pages themselves.

There are a few applications which let you manage multiple WordPress sites from a single dashboard that my be useful to you.

Strategy for hosting 700+ domains names, each with a static HTML site
The monk in D&amp;D 3.5 (and, to a lesser extent, in Pathfinder) is generally considered underpowered. 

Would adding magic 'weapons' that could add enhancement bonuses and magic weapon effects to a monk's unarmed strikes be sufficient to re-balance them? Would they then be over-balanced?

To be specific I'm thinking of something like hand wraps that are a zero-cost weapon having no mundane effect on combat (the wielder counts as unarmed) but  that can be enchanted in the same way and at the same cost as a normal magic weapon.

Update: 

Thanks to @mxyzplk, I see that Gauntlets would effectively fulfill this effect. Odd that I haven't seen this in any of the discussions on monk optimisation!

Regarding assessing balance, I'll judge this based on how well it addresses the issues in @KRyan's answer in the above-linked question. Obviously if anyone doesn't agree with his analysis then this question is moot, although I would like to see those competing opinions.
