Path of the Bloodied

Those who have chosen the path of the bloodied have accepted their place in life, and that place is right on the front lines of combat. Wading through enemies, taking all the enemy can give and striking back, stronger for it.

Pain and Fury

Starting at 3rd level, you revel in getting hit, it fuels you. Once, on an enemies turn, when you lose hit points as a result of their melee or ranged attack while raging, you generate one point of “pain”. You can have points of pain equal to your constitution modifier (minimum of 1) and you can spend your pain in a number of different ways. Your points of pain remain only as long as you are raging.

- As a bonus action, spend 1-3 points of pain to increase the attack bonus of your next melee attack equal to the amount of points spent.

- As a bonus action, spend 3 points of pain to gain advantage on you next melee attack

- Spend 2 points of pain to use the dash action as a bonus action.

- As a reaction, spend 4 points of pain to give an enemy you can see within 30ft disadvantage on attacks made against targets other than you until the end of your next turn.

- As a bonus action, spend 5 points of pain to add an additional weapon damage die to all attacks made the next time you take the attack action.

Imposing Figure

Starting at 6th level, your strength and swiftness grows with your temper. You gain a bonus to all strength and dexterity checks and saving throws equal to your current points of pain.

A Fair Fight

Starting at 10th level, you stand tall when you stand on your own. At the start of your turn , if no allies are within 20ft, and you are raging, you gain temporary hit points equal to the number of enemies within 5ft plus your current total points of pain.

Hot Blooded

Starting at 14th level, your pain has turned your blood into a destructive force all its own.  Any time you would generate a point of pain, you can choose to deal fire damage to the enemy who struck you equal to your barbarian level plus the number of pain points you currently have instead of gaining a point of pain.