Path of Blood

When you reach level 3 you can choose to be a part of the path of the Blood Barbarians. These Barbarians use their bloodshed to fuel them to extend their vitality and strengthen their attacks.

Blood Siphon

When you reach level 3, you gain the ability to absorb the blood of fallen enemies or even comrades. When an organic creature reaches 0 hit points within 5ft of you and dies you may use a reaction to absorb their life energy. You gain temporary hit points based on the size of the creature. A large creature grants 2d12 temporary hit points, a medium creature grants 1d12 temporary hit points, a small creature grants 1d6 temporary, and a tiny creature grants 1d4 temporary hit points. Any size larger than those stated is counted as a large creature. These hit points last until your next rest.

Blood Enhancement

When you reach level 6 you gain the ability to strengthen yourself with the blood of the fallen. When you are in rage and an organic creature within 5ft of you dies, you can use your reaction to draw their blood to your weapon. Your weapon now deals an additional 1d4 necrotic damage per blood drawn. You can draw blood a number of times equal to half your level rounded down. This damage lasts until you end your rage.

Blood Transport

When you reach level 10, you gain the ability to transport yourself through bloodshed. If an organic creature within 30ft of you has died within the past 24 hours, when raging as a bonus action you can teleport to that corpse. You can do this once per short rest

Blood Morph

When you reach level 14, you gain the ability to morph your body using the blood around you. When you rage, you can draw internal blood and cause it to swarm your body. This blood covers your entire body granting you resistance to necrotic damage and gives you advantage with all melee attacks while enraged. When you grapple a creature while in this form, they take necrotic damage equal to your level at the begining of each of their turns.