Path of the Animist

Barbarian that conjures the beasts of nature.

Warrior of Wilding

At 3rd level, you've learned to carve the essences of beastly spirits into your heart, summoning the essence of their images when needed. When you enter a Rage, you can summon the image of a beast with a challenge rating equal to or lesser than an eighth of your Barbarian level(rounded down) within 30 feet of you. You can summon multiple creatures by dividing up the total challenge rating level among those creatures in any way you choose. However, the maximum amount of images you can have summond at once is limited to an amount equal to your proficiency bonus. If you try to summon more images than an amount equal to your proficiency bonus, you must choose which images dissipate to be replaced by the new image(s). For example, at 3rd level with a proficiency bonus of +2 you can summon a single CR 1/4 beast or two CR 1/8 beasts. When you summon a single beast its HP maximum is equal to 5 x your Barbarian level + your Constitution modifier. When you summon multiple beasts you must divide that HP total among them all in any way that you choose. The images you summon use their own ability scores.

At 3rd level you only know the images of eight beasts of your choice from a specific environment(forest, arctic, coastal, underdark, desert, etc.) with a CR of 2 or lower. You can also summon the image of any beast that you've observed for at least an hour, so long as its CR rating isn't too high. Your images share the same likeness and behavior as the beasts they imitate, and they share the same initiative order as you. You can control your images telepathically over any distance so long as their on the same plane of existence as you. You can give them commands and they will fulfill them to the best of their ability. They also have the ability to communicate telepathically with you. At will, you can use the senses of any one of the images you've summoned, gaining the benefits of any special senses it has. When your Rage ends, all the images you have summoned dissipate. You can also dismiss one or more of your images as a bonus action on your turn.

Beast Whisperer

You gain proficiency in Animal Handling(Wisdom) checks and learn the Druidcraft cantrip, as well as one other Druid cantrip of your choice. Constitution is your spellcasting modifier for cantrips. You can cast cantrips while raging. If you cast a cantrip that deals damage, the damage die for that cantrip decreases by one die size while raging(but no lower than a d4). If you cast a cantrip that can produce multiple lasting effects, you can have only one effect active at a time while raging. At each subsequent level in this subclass, you choose another cantrip to learn from the Druid's spell list.

Maw of Wrath

At 6th level, you form a greater emotional bond to the images you summon. When one of your images attacks or takes damage from a creature you don't control, you are considered to have attacked or been attacked for the purpose of maintaining your Rage.

In addition to this feature, you can now cast cantrips as an action or bonus action(but not both).

Spirits of Old

Starting at 10th level, your deep connection to nature has blossomed. As well as beasts, you can now summon the images of elementals, plants, and fey. You may choose to summon any combination of such images when you enter a Rage. Upon gaining this feature, you learn the images of four elementals, four plants, and four fey monsters with CR 2 or lower. You can also summon the image of any elemental, plant, and fey that you've observed for at least an hour, so long as its CR rating isn't too high. In addition to this, you can now cast your cantrips through the images you summon.

Shared Fury

At 14th level, you can drive your fury through your summoned images. The images you summon are treated as though their under the effects of your Rage feature, yet the images can still cast spells, if they have the ability to do so, and you can still cast your cantrips through them.