Path of the Brawler

Barbarians who decided to forgo weapons, and use nothing but their fist and their body to defeat, any opponent that stands in their way

Weaponless style

At 3rd level you gain proficiency with unarmed attack and your unarmed attacks do a d6 of damage and improve to a d8 at level 6 a d10 at level 10 and a d12 at level 14 when you do a unarmed attack you can attack twice

Raging vengeance

At 3rd level when raging if you are attacked you can use your reaction to immediately attack, grapple, or, shove the target that attack you

Superior beat down

At 6th level when raging your unarmed attack count as magical for the purpose of overcoming resistance and immunity to nonmagical attacks and damage 

You also improve your ability to harm your opponents when you choose to grapple you restrain them instead and when you shove a opponent you can make them prone with them having disadvantage against the saving throw to be sent prone

Rageful fist

At 10th level when raging your unarmed attacks have a range of up to 10 feet and if you hit a opponent them must make a strength saving throw (DC equal to 8 + your Strength modifier + your proficiency bonus) are you can drag them towards you and you will have advantage on this target next time you attack them this can provoke opportunity attacks

True brawler lord

At 14th level you learn to infuse the magic of weapons and objects into your fist if you are attuned or in possession of magical items you can use the items affect from your unarmed attacks a example would be if you attuned to a +1 flame sword you can use the effect of the sword with your unarmed weapon so now your unarmed weapon is +1 and dose 2d6 fire this works for any magical items you can attuned to however you can only use the effect of one item at a time this works even if you are not raging