PATH OF EMOTIONS

Path of  Emotions barbarians utilize the power of their feelings, they live life to its fullest, experiencing the most lively joy, gut wrenching sadness, fiery fury and agonizing fear. They learn to channel their mood to help them in combat

Level 3: RAGING EMOTION

You channel your current mood into your rage, whenever you activate your Rage, you choose one of the following emotions to imbue into it. Additionally, your DM may choose in your place, if a certain emotion fits the current moment.

Joy: You are filled with radiant happiness,  practically skipping on the battlefield, which calms and inspires your allies. Once per turn, while your Rage is active, as a bonus action you can give a creature advantage on their attack.

Fury: Your previous anger explodes into a fiery fury, that you channel into powerful strikes.

Once per turn, while your Rage is active, when you hit someone with a Strength melee weapon, you can duplicate the Rage damage bonus.

Sadness: You are overcome with an overwhelming sadness, forgetting for a moment the damage you are receiving. 

While your Rage is active, you gain resistance to a damage time of your choice

Fear: A cold fear runs down your spine, instantly activating your senses, changing your stance to a defensive and evasive one.

While your Rage is active, you  gain +1 to your AC and an extra 10 feet of movement.

Level 6: CONTAGIOUS FEELINGS

 Your emotions are so lively that they affect everyone around you, changing their mood to match yours. You can gain advantage or give it ot an ally within 30 ft in any Persuasion, Deception, or Intimidation check, as their emotions get in sync with yours (For example, you brighten the mood of a grumpy shopkeeper, or convince a newly frightened guard that your fake dragon story is real). You can use this feature a number of times equal to your proficiency bonus, and you recharge all uses after a long rest.

Level 10: UNCONTROLLABLE MOOD

You have learned that emotions aren't black or white, and that they carry both benefits and disadvantages, with the only way forward being to accept them all.

Whenever your Raging Emotion feature is active, you can choose to let yourself lose into that particular emotion, which will improve the benefits given at the cost of some downsides.

Euphoria (Joy): You begin to laugh uncontrollably, jumping and running without a care in the world, almost forgetting you are in a battlefield. As a bonus action, you choose a number of creatures equal to your Constitution modifier, they receive advantage on all of their attacks or one saving throw or ability check until the beginning of your next turn, but you lose your Rage damage bonus.

Savagery (Fury): A maddening anger clouds your judgment, as you move to destroy whatever is in front of you, disregarding your own safety.                     Whenever you hit with a Strength base melee weapon, you can double the Rage damage modifier, but you lose all of the resistance given to you by your Rage feature

Depression (Sadness): A cold nothingness engulfs you, as you stop caring about the damage coming your way, and it becomes harder and harder to take any action. You gain resistance to all damage, but your speed is halved and can't be increased in any way

Terror (Fear): Paranoia invades your mind, as you cover and defend yourself, terrified of everyone around you.

You gain +4 to your AC, your movement speed doubles and you must succeed on Charisma DC 14 saving throw or be frightened of a random creature.

Once you use this feature, you can't use it again until you finish a long rest

Level 14: BIPOLAR DOMINANCE

You finally enjoy every aspect of your persona, not only experiencing every emotion to its fullest, but also enjoying them together, switching back and forth between laughing and crying and jumping into a fury in response to an overwhelming fear.

Whenever you activate your Raging Emotion feature, you can choose two emotion instead of one

If you activate your Uncontrollable Mood feature while using this feature, you only choose one emotion.