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The current implementation is broken and needs a major overhaul before it is ready for playtesting.

As a DM, would you allow this subclass at your table? Or, as a Player, would you be comfortable if another player used this subclass for their character?Īs much as I wanted to like this class and appreciate what you are going for.

My main concern is comparing a single-class Titan Barbarian against other single-class barbarian builds, but if this enables some powerful multiclass builds, that's valid to call out.

Are all the features provided by this subclass of an appropriate power level, especially as compared to other Barbarian Paths? I'm particularly interested in the Cleaving Blow feature, which I feel as-written is potentially a very powerful feature.

Does this homebrew support this playstyle fully, or are there rules conflicts I'm not aware of that this subclass would need to directly address?

The intention is to support a character that is able to dual-wield melee weapons that normally have the two-handed property for example, greatswords, greataxes, halberds, or glaives.

There are, however, several concerns I'd like to receive feedback on for this subclass: Once you use your Titanic Rage, you may not do so again until the end

The DC for any saving throws produced by these effects is equal to 8 + your Proficiency Modifier + your Strength Modifier.

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Ground with your fists, duplicating the effects of the spellĮarthquake, which last for the full duration of 1 minute. Starting at level 14, you can unleash the fury of your Titanic Power Lifting/Pushing/Pulling capacity, you may treat your character's size Using your movement, you may use your reaction to cut the distance inĪdditionally, when you determine your Carrying Capacity or your Starting at level 10, you have advantage on Constitution Saving Throws,Īnd whenever a creature, spell, or other effect moves you without

You may also add an additional weapon die to the damage of this Whenever you gain an additional die from the Brutal Critical feature, Of the melee weapons you are wielding or half this damage instead if EachĬreature in this cone takes damage equal to the combined weapon dice Is 8 + your Proficiency Modifier + your Strength Modifier. Each creature in thisĬone must make a Dexterity Saving Throw. Reach of the melee weapons you are wielding.

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The size of this cone is equal to 5' plus the average To make a cleaving blow, dealing damage to creatures in a cone inįront of you. Starting at level 6, whenever you are raging, you may use your Action While you are raging, you double your proficiency bonus for anyĪbility Check that uses your Athletics Proficiency. Proficiency in any other skill of your choice. You already have proficiency in Athletics, you may instead gain Starting at level 3, you gain proficiency in the Athletics skill. Heavy Property on your weapons no longer confers Disadvantage to your Two-Weapon Fighting without either weapon needing to be Light.Īdditionally, if your character's size is smaller than Medium, the Property on any weapon, and while you're raging, you may use Starting at level 3, you gain the ability to ignore the Two-Handed If either or both of your racial Ability Score Increases have beenĪpplied to stats other than Strength or Constitution, you may insteadĪpply one or both of them to Strength or Constitution. This threshold, you cannot benefit from any of the Path Features Titan must necessarily be a model of physical strength and endurance.Īny Barbarian that chooses this path must have a combined Strength andĬonstitution score of at least 31. Valid as the next but Barbarians seeking to follow the Path of the Restriction: Ability Score Minimumsīarbarians come in many shapes and sizes, races and genders, each as

This manifests as aīrutal fighting style that employs especially large weapons, wieldedįrenetically and dangerously. Some Barbarians hone their body so they might one day embody the To facilitate this goal, I've designed a homebrew "Path of the Titan" Barbarian subclass to support this playstyle: Path of the Titan I feel there is design space in 5e for player characters that use "great" weapons in more interesting ways, and one such way would be to allow exceptionally strong characters to dual-wield such weapons.