You are cursed by an ancient spirit dragon which turns you into a murder beast if you get upset. Overall, the curse is wrong, but your training focused on controling it gives you some benefits that take power from the curse:
- You have a rage gauge that is represented by rage counters. Whenever you take damage, you gain one rage counter and you must succed on a charisma saving throw (DC 7 + the amount of rage counters you have) or become insane for 1 minute. If you have 10 or more rage counters, you automaticaly fail the saving throw. While insane, you perceive each living thing as a foe and you must use your turns trying to attack the last foe that hit you or the nearest creature. If you can't, you take the ready action that turn to prepare an attack.
- You have a bonus on melee weapon damage rolls equal to the amount of rage counters you have.
- Each time you hit a creature with a melee attack, you may pay one rage counter, if you do, you add 1d4 to the damage roll of that attack.
- At the beginning of each of your turns, you may pay one rage counter, if you do, for the next minute, you gain an amount temporary hit points equal to 1d4 + the amount of rage counters you have.
- Whenever you would make a strenght ability check, you may pay one rage counter to gain advantage on the roll.
Creator's Notes: This feat was designed for one of my players, her character was cursed with some kind of dragon curse which made her a bit more dangerous but better at fighting. It fits perfectly for any character that works with risky raging attacks.
Creator: Diego Medina (IGN: Ginemor)
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