Path of Fury

The Path of Fury sets their sights on an enemy and focus's their rage onto them. They pursue and hunt this enemy with a relentless fury fuelled by a singular hatred of their target.

 

Mark of Hatred

Starting when you choose this path at 3rd level, you can single out an enemy as the outlet for your rage. While you’re raging, t all attacks you make against this creature have advantage and attacks against any other creature have disadvantage. Additionally when you strike your marked creature you do 1d6 + half your barbarian level extra weapon damage against them.

When your marked creature dies you can use a bonus action to re-focus your rage on another enemy.

Smouldering Fury

Starting at 6th level, You gain a use of Smouldering Fury. This gives you a -1 to charisma, wisdom and intelligence checks but advantage on all saving throws. Your Smouldering Fury can take several forms that you can pick from, or change when you level up in the class.

At 11th Level you can pick an additional effect and again at 17th level

Brute

When you attack your marked target you add your proficiency modifier to your damage and crit off a 19 on the d20.

Commander

When you start your smouldering rage you can either name a target, alternatively it will apply to whoever is the target of your Mark of Hatred. In each case the target must pass a wisdom saving throw against your CON score.

You have 3 commands you can make

Halt

The the targets speed drops to 0

Face Me

The Target is forced to engage and attack you

Run

The target is frightened and must use their full movement going away from you

Defender

As a reaction when one of your allies is attacked you can re-assign your mark of Fury onto the attacker.

Hunter

When you train your Rage to hunt, you become unstoppable in their pursuit. You gain an extra 20ft of movement and add your proficiency modifier (if you are already proficient this still applies) to track them, and cannot be fooled by a disguise (including magic like disguise self, however form altering spells like polymorph will hide them unless you are aware)

Unstoppable

Your rage makes you unstoppable, difficult terrain has no effect, your movement can't be reduced, you cannot be charmed frightened, blinded or deafened magically or otherwise 

Unstoppable Fury

At 10th level, If your Mark of Fury is alive, your rage does not end unless you choose for it too end

Anger to the End

Beginning at 14th Level you vow to take out your target with you

If you are dropped to 0 hit points, you can make an attack against your Mark of Fury, if you hit the attack does crit damage