Path of the Throwing Might

Mighty throwers, trained to reach their potential whenever a weapon or any object suitable to be thrown, are those who train their body and their sight to be extremely accurate and devastating.

Path of the Trhowing Might Features

Barbarian Level	Feature
3rd	Born to Throw
3rd	Hardened Receiver
6th	Throwing Rage
10th	Mighty Range
14th	Impaling

Born to Throw

3rd-level Path of the Throwing Might

Your throwing might shines abobe everything else. You gain proficency with improvised weapons. In addition, you can draw a weapon as part of the throwing range attack you make with that weapon.

Hardened Receiver

3rd-level Path of the Throwing Might

Ragin makes your body go beyond mortal limits, but you never forget your training, so you become a better receiver, a hardened receiver. While raging, when you or a creature 5 ft. from you are hit by a ranged weapon attack, you can use your reaction to reduce the damage from the attack by your barbarian level + your strength modifier. If you reduce the attack damage to 0 and have a free hand, you can catch the weapon or piece of ammunition.

Throwing Rage

6th-level Path of The Throwing Migh Feature

You have become a fearsome warrior with whatever falls in your hands if it can be thrown with fury againts your foes. Whenever you make a range weapon attack with a weapon with the thrown property or with an improvised weapon, you can add you rage damage only if you make the attack roll using your Strenght modifier.

Mighty Range

10th-level Path of The Throwing Migh Feature

Your strenght and prowess with thrown weapons allow you to surpass the limits of your weapon on hand, pushing both your precision and its limits beyond what a less mighty thrower could do. Whenever you make a ranged attack with a thrown or improvised weapon, you ignore the long range disadvantage for the attack.

Impaling

14th-level Path of The Throwing Migh Featur

Fear must have those at the end of your spear when it leaves your hand, so they may remain still while impailed by it. The 1st time you hit a creature with a ranged weapon attack using a thrown or improvised weapon on your turn, the target's speed is halved until the end of its next turn. If you score a critical hit, the target's speed becomes 0 instead.