Path of Emotions

A lack of control over emotions and quick temper can change the life of the nicest person. A barbarian in the Path of Emotion can spiral through a roller coaster of emotions almost never experiencing rage the same way. However, when a Path of Emotions barbarian can control their emotions that's when they're the scariest in combat.

Emotional Outburst

At level 3, anytime you use the rage feature roll a d6 for an effect on the  Emotional Outburst Table during your rage. The effect remains as long as rage is still active. Once rage ends a new rage must begin to roll on the table again.

Anger	An outburst of anger fills you empowering your strikes. While Anger is activated all melee attacks you release have deal additional damage equal to your (Strength modifier).
Joy	A sudden rush of joy hits influencing those around you. While Joy is active double your modifier for Persuasion skill checks. Additionally any allies can add your (Charisma modifier) to saving throws when within a 10ft. radius of you.
Sadness	Your eyes fill with tears sending allies to help. While Sadness is activated and a creature attacks you allies may move 5ft. towards you and the first attack roll made against the creature that hit you has advantage.
Anxiety	Anxious feeling overtakes your body changing your thought process to fight or flight mode. While Anxiety is active you have Disadvantage on all Charisma checks, however you gain Advantage on Stealth, your speed is increased by 10ft. for the duration, and you may take the Disengage action as a Bonus action.
Pride	A sense of pride uplifts your self image making others feel a little bit worse about themselves. While Pride is activated you add your Prof. bonus to all saving throws you make. You can use a reaction during this time to impose disadvantage on an opposing creatures attack made within 5ft. of you.
Disgust	You feel disgusted towards a creature . Pick a creature to be the target of your disgust. Once Disgust is activated when you are within 5ft. of the creature you are disgusted by. That creature must make a Wisdom saving throw at the beginning of its turn equal to (10 + Charisma modifier). On a failed save, the creature subtracts your (Charisma modifier) to all attack rolls it makes. If the targeted creature falls to 0 hit points you may use a Bonus action on your turn to change the target of Disgust.

 

 

Emotional Insight

Starting at level 3, you can see the tells that slip through a persons true emotions. You gain proficiency in insight. If you call a creatures true emotions out verbally after succeeding the Insight DC to know they are hiding something, they must make a Wisdom saving throw  DC equal to (10 + charisma modifier). On a failed save, the creature must express it's true emotions dropping its facade.

Brightened Day

Starting at level 6, choose a creature to receive a nice compliment from you. The creature given the compliment may add a d4 to any attack rolls, skill checks, or saving throws. If you make a Charisma check against the creature given a compliment make the check at advantage. The compliment has no effect on creatures will 4 or less Intelligence or hostile creatures. This feature can only be used a number of times per day equal to your Prof. bonus. All charges come back upon finishing a long rest.

Change in Emotion

At level 10, You can re-roll on the Emotional Outburst Table at the beginning of rage or as a reaction in combat, but you must use the new roll. This feature is limited to one use per rage. A new rage must start to activate this feature again.

Fake Emotions

Starting at level 16, You can fake any emotions you need for a situation flawlessly. You may fake emotions for minutes equal to your (Charisma modifier * times your level in barbarian). Any Charisma checks made during this time are made at advantage. Any Insight checks made on you to see through the facade must succeed a DC equal to (10 + Charisma modifier + Prof. bonus). Once this feature ends your emotions fade back to normal and you can't use this feature until you finish a long rest.