Rage: Difference between revisions

| summary = '''Rage''' is a {{Class|Barbarian}} bonus action and class feature. Enter a Rage to gain [[resistance]] against physical damage, deal extra melee and thrown damage, and {{Advantage}} on Strength [[checks]] and {{Saving Throw}}s. Wearing [[heavy armour]] triggers the {{Cond|Rage Impeded}} condition, removing most benefits of Rage.

| description = Deal '''2''' extra damage with melee and improvised weapons, and throwing.

| extra description = You have [[Resistance]] to physical damage, and {{Advantage}} on Strength [[Checks]] and [[Saving Throws]].

| warning = {{ActionWarning|Available only in combat.}}<br>{{Prereq|Rage ends early if you don't attack an enemy or take damage each turn.}}<br>{{Prereq|You can't cast or concentrate on spells while raging.}}

| image = Rage.webp

| cost = bonus, rage

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| higher levels = At level 9, the bonus damage to attacks granted by Rage increases to '''+3'''.

| condition duration = 10

| condition2 = Rage Impeded

| condition2 duration = Permanent

| class learns at level 1 = Barbarian

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*Attacks made against non-hostile (but not allied) creatures count towards maintaining the effect.

*Rage cannot be used while being {{cond|Calmed}}.

* In a departure from D&D 5e rules, Rage bonus damage can apply to melee weapons not using [[Strength]] (e.g. [[finesse]] weapons using [[Dexterity]]). This is not true of the {{class|Wildheart}} variants of Rage.

* It is not stated in the in-game tooltip, but the Rage bonus damage also applies to unarmed strikes. Again, this is not true of the Wildheart variants.

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