The Wilds need their Champion. Primal Aggression Fuels You. This Sword Suits You.
It calls to the Rage inside of you utilizing it to its fullest.
The Barbarian's Boon is a Magic GreatSword that allows an Enraged Barbarian to make Area of Effect Attacks with charges equal to the total number of times they can Rage.
(Note when not used by a Barbarian or is unattuned, defaults to standard greatsword)
May only be attuned by Barbarians or if Barbarian is highest level class in multi-class by at least 1 level.
- Effect can only be used while raging.
- Charges equal to the total number of times attuned Barbarian can Rage
- Regains (1) charge per Short Rest. Regains all charges per Long Rest.
- All other times or if charges spent defaults to standard greatsword.
Arcing Slash: In the heat and chaos of battle you swing this mighty sword with ease. Lesser Beings would think such rapid sweeping slashes were physically impossible. In large sweeping cuts you slice and cleave through enemies unfortunate enough to be in your range.
Great Weapon Master Arcing Slash or Piercing Stab: Your skill and proficiency with Large Weapons is unmatched. Like an artist of violence you wield the edge and point of this blade effortlessly
Fury: Beyond Anger, Beyond Rage, your Aggression enters new depths. Raw Strength and Violence surge through you pushing your body to limits you never knew possible. Defying the physical limitations of your body, you swing and stab this sword so rapidly that attack distances are doubled.
Per Spent Charge:
Arcing Slash: Roll a 1d10[/roll] to see how many enemies within a 5ft - 360degree range (including occupied space) are included within a single attack action. Order of attacked opponents (i.e. start of swing to end of swing) must be declared before Attack is rolled. Attacks must be continuous either clockwise or counterclockwise.
A single attack is rolled for all targets within the slash but the value may decrease depending up the success or failures of the targets.
Starting Attack roll is applied against Target AC sequentially per the declared order. For each failed hit in the path of the slash, the rolled attack score decreases by (-2). All attacks are slashing damage.
E.g. D10 rolled to 6 allows Raging Barbarian to Attack up to 6 enemies within a 5ft range . Enemies are attacked sequentially starting at the specified start of the swing and proceeding clockwise or counterclockwise to the next available enemy thru to the end of the swing. Using an attack roll of 18 as an example, if any enemy has an AC greater than 18 the attack is a failure and the attack roll is now reduced by (-2) to 16. Additional failures continue to decrease the attack roll by (-2) for each subsequent failed attack in the path of the swing. Order and Direction matter.
Great Weapon Master Arcing Slash or Piercing Stab: When Barbarian's Boon is used together with Great Weapon Master, the total number of targets is reduced to a max of 6 within a 5ft-180deg arc. Roll [roll]1d6[/roll] to see how many are attacked, OR Make a single Piercing attack on Straight Line of Enemies up to 10ft. There is no longer reduction of attack roll for failed attacks.
E.g. Total number of possible targets is reduced; however, penalty is no longer applied to failed attacks. Attacker may choose to forgo D6 roll and instead attack all enemies in a straight line up to 10ft for pierce damage.
Fury: At the cost of (2) Charges and (1) Level of Exhaustion, Arcing Slash is doubled to 10ft Range, Great Weapon Master Piercing Stab is double to 20ft Range.
May be used with Reckless Attack but all Aspects of Reckless Attack still apply.
Any Feats, Racial traits, or Path Abilities that rely on ordered hits still apply and are applied to first target or first hit in the sequential order.
Proficiency with a Greatsword allows you to add your proficiency bonus to the attack roll for any attack you make with it.
This weapon has the following mastery property. To use this property, you must have a feature that lets you use it.
Graze. If your attack roll with this weapon misses a creature, you can deal damage to that creature equal to the ability modifier you used to make the attack roll. This damage is the same type dealt by the weapon, and the damage can be increased only by increasing the ability modifier.
Notes: Barbarian, Heavy, Two-Handed, Graze
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