Path of the Feast Bringer

For some Barbarians, it is taught that the well being of the tribe takes top priority over all else. The Path of the Feast Bringer is one of an ancient tradition of sustenance and indulgence. They are the backbone of their tribes, for a hungry warrior is as good as a dead one.

At home, they can be found near the fire preparing arcane ritual ingredients for a meal before battle. But once in the frey, these Barbarians call upon their rage to quickly digest their enemies’ sinew into magical boons to aid and strengthen their allies on the battlefield. The Feast Bringer provides for their tribe at all costs, and those who would stand in their way will only become part of their next meal.

Path of the Feast Bringer Features

Barbarian Level	Feature
3rd	Herald of the Feast, Consume Flesh and Blood, Spoils of Victory
6th	Feed the Tribe
10th	Expanded Palette
14th	Expert Devourer

 

Herald of the Feast

When you choose this Path at 3rd Level, you gain proficiency with Cooking Tools

Consume Flesh and Blood

Starting when you choose this Path at 3rd Level, your rage gives you a heightened sense of taste, strengthening your palette. When you hit a creature with a melee attack while raging, you can consume some of the flesh or blood left on your weapon from the attack. Make a Constitution Saving Throw. If you've already benefited from that creature type this encounter, you can count your proficiency bonus twice for this roll. The DC for this roll is based on the CR of your target:

On a failed save, you begin vomiting, which consumes any remaining movement for your turn. On a successful save, you gain a benefit that lasts until the end of your next turn, based on the Type of creature hit. A creature cannot benefit from this feature more than twice per round and its effects do not stack. This feature has no effect on Elementals, Undead, Plants, or Constructs.

Aberration. The next time you hit with a weapon attack, your target takes an additional 1d12 Psychic damage.

Beast. Add 1d4 to your next attack and damage rolls.

Celestial. The next time you hit with a weapon attack, your weapon or ammunition bursts in a flash of light, blinding your target until the start of its next turn.

Dragon. Gain resistance to the damage type associated with the dragon’s color.

Fey. Gain advantage on the next saving throw you make against a magical effect.

Fiend. The next time you hit with a weapon attack, your weapon or ammunition secretes a foul miasma, dealing an additional 1d12 necrotic damage.

Giant. Gain advantage on your next Strength Saving Throw.

Humanoid. Fueled by bloodthirst, the next time you hit with a weapon attack, restore 1d4 HP. This number increases when you reach 5th Level(1d6), 11th Level(1d8), and 17th Level(1d10). 

Monstrosity. You gain resistance to the next source of bludgeoning, piercing, or slashing damage you receive.

Ooze. You gain resistance to acid damage as your skin secretes a thin coat of slime.

 

 

Spoils of Victory

At 3rd Level, you can harvest the corpses of your enemies to create powerful feasts for your allies. Immediately after a combat encounter, make a Survival Check to harvest a number of dead creatures equal to half your Constitution modifier, rounded up (minimum 1), for useful ingredients. The DC for this check is 10 or half the CR of the target, whichever is higher. If you are proficient with both the Survival Skill and Cooking Tools, you can make this check with Advantage. Roll separately for each creature. On a failed save, the creature parts are deemed spoiled or unusable. On a successful save, you gain a main ingredient to cook with. You can store the harvested parts for up to 7 days before they become unusable.

During a Short or Long Rest, you can prepare a meal using one of your harvested parts as a Main Ingredient. The cost to prepare a meal this way is equal to the CR of the harvested creature X 5gp worth of spices & herbs to flavor the Main Ingredient. Your recipe makes enough to feed your entire party and will grant Temporary HP equal to the CR of the creature harvested for the main ingredient + your Barbarian Level. Additionally, consuming this meal during a Short Rest will restore one use of your Rage feature.

How to Cook your Dragon A good chef is always on the lookout for new ways to prepare their meals. Your DM may provide you with special recipes that require multiple Main Ingredients for powerful effects!

Feed the Tribe

At 6th Level, you can share the benefits of your meal with your allies. When you gain a benefit from Consume Flesh and Blood, choose a number of friendly creatures up to half your Constitution modifier, rounded up (minimum 1), that you can see. The chosen targets gain the same benefit, which will last until the end of their respective turns.

Expanded Palette

At 10th Level, you’ve developed an iron gut, able to digest some of the most foreign substances in the world. Consume Flesh and Blood now applies to Elementals, Undead, Plants, and Constructs. The first time you benefit from one of these creature Types in an encounter, you may not benefit from other creature Types on the Expanded Palette Table until you spend a Short Rest cleansing your palette.

Expanded Palette Table

Creature Type	Benefit
Fire Elemental	You gain the effects of the Fire Shield Spell.
Earth Elemental	You gain the effects of the Stoneskin Spell.
Air Elemental	You gain the effects of the Fly Spell.
Water Elemental	You gain the effects of a 3rd Level Armor of Agathys Spell.
Undead	You gain the effects of the Shadow of Moil Spell.
Plant	You gain the effects of the Guardian of Nature Spell.
Construct	You gain the effects of the Investiture of Stone Spell.

Expert Devourer

At 14th Level, You’ve developed an expert discernment of the finer flavor complexities of your meals. Your Constitution saving throws for Consume Flesh and Blood are made with Advantage.