Literally a living wall of flesh and fury the meat shield is unafraid of any foes living or dead. Twisting their body into armor and shield against the tide of battle, they practically dare their opponent to try and take them down.

Mold the Flesh

You have practiced molding your own flesh and blood to suit your needs. After 1 hour of uninterrupted work, you can mold your flesh to gain a number of the following effects equal to your proficiency bonus

Mace of Flesh: Mold one of your hands into a lump of flesh, this can be used for a weapon attack dealing 1d8 + Strength modifier as bludgeoning damage

Sharpened Flesh: Mold one of your hands into a sharpened blade, this can be used for a weapon attack dealing 1d8 + Strength or Dexterity modifier as slashing damage

Spearhead of Flesh: Mold one of your hands into a Spearhead, this can be used for a weapon attack dealing 1d8 + Strength modifier as iercing damage (range attack 80 feet with disadvantage + Dexterity mod instead of Strength)

Flesh Bash

After taking the attack action using a weapon from the mold the flesh feature as a bonus action you may bash a creature with the shield of flesh from the mold the flesh feature.

Interposing Flesh

If a creature within 5 ft of you is attacked as a reaction you can make the attack hit you instead.

Come Get Me!

As an action, you shout out a battlecry. Hostile creatures within a 15ft radius must make a DC 14 Wisdom saving throw or be forced to move toward you and use their next action to make a melee attack against you. You may only use this feature once until you finish a long rest.

Your Flesh is Mine

When you deal damage to a creature you absorb some of their flesh. Once per turn, the first time you deal damage to a creature with one for your Mold The flesh Features, you gain hit points equal to the damage dealt.