Path of the Warlord

You have been through many battles and gained many talents in the ways of combat. Your body is attuned to the thrum of battle and you find yourself at home in the chaos, leading to total concentration during combat.

You no longer feel the need to enter a mindless rage to defeat your enemies. Instead you devote complete focus to your battle, and strike with deadly precision, and maximum force to fell opponents as efficiently as possible.

Deadly attack

Instead of recklessly attacking your foes, you can attack with more focus dealing extra damage.

When you make your first attack on your turn, you can choose to make it carefully and deadly. If you hit with the attack you can roll double the damage dice, however until the start of your next turn attack rolls against you have advantage.

Warlord’s Focus

When you enter a rage, you drown out the battle around you and instead focus on your enemy and only your enemy.

While you are raging, choose a creature to be marked as your target enemy. You cannot be affected by spells that would cause you to lose focus on that enemy. If you would be charmed, or frightened by a creature that isn’t your target enemy the condition has no effect.

Additionally, when you make an attack against your target enemy they take an extra 1d6 damage

Warlord’s Flurry

Starting at 6th level, when you attack your target enemy you can make another attack against them.

If you hit your target enemy while you are raging you can make another weapon attack against that creature as a free action. Additionally, if you kill your target enemy while raging, you can choose a new creature as your target enemy.

Shieldsplitter

When you make an attack against your target enemy, you can reduce the target’s AC.

When you take the attack action against your target enemy while raging, but before you roll to hit you can reduce the target’s AC equal to your proficiency bonus. This feature can be used once per long rest.

At Higher Levels: When you turn 18th level in this class, you gain two charges of Shieldsplitter rather than one.

Overwhelming Presence

You have become so powerful that you strike fear into the hearts of others that face you in battle.

While you are raging, your target enemy has disadvantage on attacking any creature other than you.

Additionally when your target enemy makes an attack roll against you it must roll a CON save(DC equals your barbarian level). On a failed save, the creature is frightened of you until the end of its turn, and the attack misses.