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* Using {{IconLink|Frenzied Strike Icon.png|Frenzied Strike|size=25}} adds a stack of Frenzied Strain. The barbarian takes a '''-1''' penalty on [[Attack Rolls]] for every stack.
* Using {{SAI|Frenzied Strike}} adds a stack of Frenzied Strain. The barbarian takes a '''-1''' penalty on [[Attack Rolls]] for every stack.
* All stacks are removed when {{IconLink|Frenzy Icon.png|Frenzy|size=25}} ends.
* All stacks are removed when {{SAI|Frenzy}} ends.
| stack id =RAGE_FRENZY_BURNOUT| stack type =additive| properties =FreezeDuration, MultiplyEffectsByDuration| notes =
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== Notes ==
== Notes ==
* The attack roll is made before the stack of Frenzied Strain is applied to the attacker.
* The attack roll is made before the stack of Frenzied Strain is applied to the attacker.
The description used on this page has been edited for clarity. The in-game description is:
* ''Using Frenzied Strike adds a penalty to Attack Rolls every time, stacking so that you miss more often. This adds up until the end of your Frenzy.''

Latest revision as of 19:50, 3 February 2024

  • Using Frenzied Strike Frenzied Strike adds a stack of Frenzied Strain. The barbarian takes a -1 penalty on Attack Rolls for every stack.
  • All stacks are removed when Frenzy Frenzy ends.

Properties

Loses duration: No

If already applied: add to duration

More properties:

Sources of Frenzied Strain

Notes[edit | edit source]

  • The attack roll is made before the stack of Frenzied Strain is applied to the attacker.


The description used on this page has been edited for clarity. The in-game description is:

  • Using Frenzied Strike adds a penalty to Attack Rolls every time, stacking so that you miss more often. This adds up until the end of your Frenzy.