Path of the dragon

Some Barbarians can draw power from their ancestral connection to a dragon. Their path is one of transformation and raw, draconic power.

Elemental Affinity

Your draconic blood infuses you with an affinity to a particular element depending on your ancestry. Choose one of the following damage types: Acid, Cold, Fire, Lightning, Poison or Thunder.

 

While your Rage is active, you have resistance to that damage type. You can roll 1d8 in place of the normal damage of your Unarmed Strike, and whenever you deal damage with a Weapon Attack or an Unarmed Strike, it can deal your choice of Elemental affinity or its normal damage type.

Acid

its acid

Cold

its cold

Fire

fire

Lightning

lightning

Poison

Poison

Thunder

Thunder

Dragon’s Hoard

You feel an insatiable greed and need to gather coins and other objects of value When you gain this subclass you may establish a 'Dragon's hoard' whenever you take a long rest you gain benefits and a minimum coinage according to the table bellow, When you reach certain levels in barbarian your hoard’s tier increases as according to the table

Level	Hoard Tier	Minimum Gold Required	Benefit
3	T1	1,000	you gain temp hp equals to the gold amount divided by 1,000 to a max equals to double your level when you finish a long rest in your hoard.
6	T2	10,000	you gain a bonus to your ac equals to the gold amount divided by 10,000 to a max of your constitution modifier divided by 2 (rounded down)
10	T3	50,000	You gain an additional damage dice of your Dragon’s Breath and a bonus to its saving throw DC equal to the value of your hoard divided by 50,000 gp (rounded down). These have a maximum equal to your Proficiency Bonus.
14	T4	100,000	you gain a damage threshold equals to the gold amount divided by 100,000 to a max limit equals to half your barbarian level (For the purposes of this feature you may apply resistances to damage calculations before meeting the damage threshold.)

 

If your hoard does not surpass the minimum you will have disadvantage on attack rolls and checks as you slept horribly. You may change the location of your hoard if you spend a week of transporting all the coins, jewelry and artefacts (not the magic kind). Note magic items does not add towards the hoards value

Dragon’s Breath

Just like your ancestor, you can unleash an elemental breath attack from your mouth.

 

While you are Raging, when you take the Attack action, you can replace one of your attacks with exhaling a breath weapon, which is either a 15-foot cone or a 30-foot line that is 5 feet wide (you choose the shape each time). Each creature in that area must make a Dexterity saving throw (DC 8 plus your Constitution modifier and Proficiency Bonus). On a failed save, a creature takes damage equal to an amount of d8s equal to your Rage damage of the damage type determined by your Elemental Affinity. On a passed save you take half the damage. 

 When you reach 14th level, if the target passes the save, the next time **YOUR** dragons breath is used on them, they take double damage.

You can use this feature an amount of times equal to your Rage Damage, regaining all uses after you finish a Long Rest. You can also expend one use of your Rage feature (no action required) to restore one use of it.

 

The size of your Dragon’s Breath increases to either a 30-foot cone or a 60-foot line at level 11, and to a 60-foot cone or a 120-foot line at level 17. 

Dragon’s Breath

You can draw from the name of your draconic ancestor to imbue you with power in combat. While you are Raging, you gain one of the following benefits according to the draconic type of your ancestor:

 

Chromatic. Your weapon attacks and Unarmed strikes deal an additional 2d8 damage of the elemental type associated with the ancestral dragon. When you deal damage with weapon or unarmed attacks, each creature of your choice within 10ft. of the target (not including the original target) takes 1d6 + your Proficiency Bonus damage of the same elemental type.

Metallic. Your weapon attacks are considered to be silvered and adamantine-plated for the duration of your Rage. Any critical hit against you becomes a normal hit.

Gem. Your weapon attacks are imbued with psionic accuracy. When making a weapon or unarmed attack on your turn, you may add your Wisdom modifier as a bonus to hit and to damage rolls. Additionally, you have Advantage on Intelligence and Wisdom saving throws for the duration of your rage.

Full Draconic Potential

When you activate your Rage, you can unleash your full ancestral potential and transform into an avatar of your draconic ancestor. This form lasts for 1 minute or until you drop to 0 Hit Points. Once you use this feature, you cannot do so again until you finish a Long Rest.

 

While in this form, you gain the benefits below.

 

Flight. You have a Fly Speed equal to your Speed and can hover.

 

Resistance. You have Resistance to another type of Elemental damage (as listed in elemental affinity, you choose when entering this form) and Immunity to the one determined by your Elemental Affinity.

 

Enhanced Breath
When you are transformed into the avatar of your draconic ancestor, your breath weapon inflicts a status effect upon those who fail the save of your dragon's breath.

Frenzy - Chromatic Those who fail the save against your chromatic breath falls under a frenzy, they fall under the effect of the confusion spell for one minute, at the end of their turn, they may make a wisdom save against your dragon's breath dc, if they pass the save the effect ends early.
Weakened - Metallic Those who fail the save against your metallic breath becomes weakened and has disadvantage on all d20 tests for a minute, at the end of their turn, they may make a charisma save against your dragon's breath dc, if they pass the effect ends early.
Stupefied - Gem Those who fail the save against your gem breath becomes stupefied and whenever they do a d20 test, they reduce a 1d6 from the result, at the end of their turn, they may make a intelligence save against your dragon's breath dc, if they pass the effect ends early.