Path of Meditation

Rather than allow their anger to control their actions on the battlefield, barbarians who follow under the path of meditation show great focus when fighting. Instead of the usual anger that fills a barbarians heart, barbarians of the path of meditation calm themselves, and begin to perceive the world in new ways. This new sense of the world allows for a much greater understanding of the barbarian''s enemies movements and attacks, and allow the barbarian to react with much more elegance than that of a typical berserker.

Improved Critical

At level 3, when raging, your weapons attacks score a critical on a 19 or 20. This increases to 18-20 at level 14.

Calculated risk

At level 6, after performing your reckless attack, attack rolls against you no longer have advantage against you.

Skilled Dodge

Starting at 10th level, while raging, you can use your reaction to add your wisdom modifier to you AC (minimum of one).

Last-ditch Effort

At 14th level, as an action, you can end your rage early to attack with your melee weapon and deal an additional 7d8 force damage. After doing this, you cannot rage until you finish a short or long rest. If you miss your attack, your rage does not end, and you can make the attempt again.