For some Barbarians, rage is a form of power. A power that is to be used to help those who are not strong enough. The Path of the Valkyrie is lined with the bodies of your enemies, which in turn, has allowed you to make sure your allies are still standing. The Valkyrie’s weapons and armor are inscribed with runes that represent cures and wishes, allowing Valkyries to transfer those that have fallen to Valhalla. (This subclass is exclusive to Female barbarians only)

Valkyrja

Starting when you chose this path at 3rd level, you go into a trance while raging. While in this trace like state, all attacks that successfully hit on a creature will charge a healing rune carved into one of your weapons.

These healing runes may be expended as a bonus action to heal you or another creature of your choosing within 30 feet of you. The runes remain active until your rage ends and you have a maximum of 10 at all times. At this level the runes heal for 1d4 plus your proficiency bonus and Barbarian level. The healing increases to 1d6 with your proficiency bonus and Barbarian level at 6th level, again to 1d10 with your proficiency bonus and Barbarian level at 10th level, and finally to 1d12 with your proficiency bonus at 14th level.

Óski

Beginning at 6th level, when you take damage while raging you charge a healing rune. You may then use your reaction to consume a healing rune and heal yourself for an amount dictated by your Barbarian level.  Starting at 14th level, you gain the ability to use your reaction to consume a healing rune to heal a creature within 10 feet of you for an amount dictated by your Barbarian level.

Dísir

Beginning at 10th level, as a movement action, you are able to sprout two angelic like wings from your back for a short while. With these wings you are able to add 40 feet of movement in one direction of your choosing during one turn of combat.

Valhalla’s Calling

Beginning at 14th level, you are able to use your action to stabilize and heal a creature at 0 hit points or less by consuming a healing rune. Doing so shrouds the creature in Valhalla’s light and any attack roll made against this creature is made with disadvantage.