Rage: Wolf Heart
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This article is about the Wolf Heart version of the Rage action. For other uses, see Rage (disambiguation).
Wolf Heart. It replaces normal 
Rage and allows these barbarians to use their wolf-like anger to aid their allies in combat.
Description
Enter a
Rage so inciting it spurs on you allies. You can use 
Inciting Howl, and your allies have 
Advantage on melee 
Attack rolls against enemies within 2 m / 7 ft of you.
Available only in combat.
Rage ends early if you don't attack an enemy or take damage each turn.You can't cast or concentrate on spells while raging.
Properties
- Cost
Bonus Action + 
Rage Charge- Details
Range: Self
Duration: 10 turns
At higher levels
At level 9, the bonus damage to attacks granted by Rage increases to +3.Grants:
Condition: Rage: Wolf Heart
Rage: Wolf Heart Duration: 10 turns
- Can use Inciting Howl and allies have Advantage on melee Attack rolls against enemies within 2 m / 7 ft.
- Deals an additional 2 (increased to 3 at level 9) damage with melee and improvised weapons, and when throwing objects.
- Also has resistance to
Physical damage, and Advantage on Strength checks and saving throws. - Cannot cast or concentrate on spells.
Condition: Rage Impeded
Rage Impeded Duration: Permanent
- Weighed down by Heavy Armour. Until the armour is removed, Raging won't grant extra damage, resistance to physical damage, or Advantage on Strength Checks and
Saving throws.
How to learn
Classes:
- Class level 3: Wildheart
Notes
- Advantage on melee Attack rolls does not apply to the raging wolf heart barbarians themselves. Nonetheless, they can always use
Reckless Attack.
Bugs
- This version of Rage is usable when already affected by Rage once the Barbarian reaches level 9.