Barbarian
Base Class: Barbarian

The Path of the Dragon's Rage barbarian gains the best and worst aspects of the great beasts their power comes from. The strength of body, and elemental might, paired with the lust for power and wealth. Dragon's rage barbarians wield the might of these terrifying creatures on the battlefield, but that much power in a humanoid form takes a toll. Barbarians who walk this path pay a bloody toll sacrificing their life essence for the chance to burn ever brighter in combat. The long lifespan of a dragon is not guaranteed to those who walk their path, but those who do would agree it's better to burn out than to fade away.

Dragon Fury

Starting when you choose this path at 3rd level, you can channel dragon fury into your weapon strikes. While you’re raging, your weapon attacks deal 1d8 + half your barbarian level. The extra damage is fire, lightning, cold, poison, or acid; you choose the type of damage when you gain this feature. In addition you gain proficiency with heavy armor and gain all the normal benefits of your rage feature while wearing it, and can speak Draconic.

Acid

The extra damage you deal with Dragon Fury is acid.

Cold

The extra damage you deal with Dragon Fury is cold.

Fire

The extra damage you deal with Dragon Fury is fire.

Lightning

The extra damage you deal with Dragon Fury is lightning.

Poison

The extra damage you deal with Dragon Fury is poison.

The Price of Fury

At 3rd level, when you rage, and at the beginning of each turn while you are raging, you take 1d4 damage in order to maintain your rage.

Rage Given Form

Starting at 6th level, the dragon power that fuels your rage can protect you. If you fail a saving throw while you’re raging, you can reroll it, and you must use the new roll. You can use this ability only once per rage. In addition you gain resistance to the damage type chosen for your Dragon Fury ability.

Acid

You gain resistance to the damage type chosen for your Dragon Fury ability.

Cold

You gain resistance to the damage type chosen for your Dragon Fury ability.

Fire

You gain resistance to the damage type chosen for your Dragon Fury ability.

Lightning

You gain resistance to the damage type chosen for your Dragon Fury ability.

Poison

You gain resistance to the damage type chosen for your Dragon Fury ability.

Form Perfected

A pair of Draconic wings sprout from your back or if you have wings already their form change to become draconic; when you rage, you gain a fly speed equal to your walking speed.

Form Perfected

When you rage, you gain a fly speed equal to your walking speed.

Rage of the Ultimate Creature

Beginning at 14th level, the dragon's power inside you allows your fury to explode outward when you take damage.

While you’re raging, when you take damage from an attack for every 10 damage you take you can inflict 1d12 damage, of the same type as your Dragon's Fury damage type, back to your attacker.

Rage of the Ultimate Creature

While you’re raging, when you take damage from an attack for every 10 damage you take you can inflict 1d12 damage, of the same type as your Dragon's Fury damage type, back to your attacker.

Rage of the Ultimate Creature

While you’re raging, when you take damage from an attack for every 10 damage you take you can inflict 1d12 damage, of the same type as your Dragon's Fury damage type, back to your attacker.

Rage of the Ultimate Creature

While you’re raging, when you take damage from an attack for every 10 damage you take you can inflict 1d12 damage, of the same type as your Dragon's Fury damage type, back to your attacker.

Rage of the Ultimate Creature

While you’re raging, when you take damage from an attack for every 10 damage you take you can inflict 1d12 damage, of the same type as your Dragon's Fury damage type, back to your attacker.

Rage of the Ultimate Creature

While you’re raging, when you take damage from an attack for every 10 damage you take you can inflict 1d12 damage, of the same type as your Dragon's Fury damage type, back to your attacker.

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