Path of the Three Pillars
As Barbarians tend to revere and appreciate the natural world, it is no surprise that many of them tap into the primal nature of the Three Pillars to draw their power skills. Three Pillar Barbarians can be found all across Starhelm, and some tribes even worship the Three Pillars entirely, with these blessed individuals set up as leaders and chieftains.
Three Pillars Attack
When you reach 3rd level your attacks are fueled by the Three Pillars. When you make a reckless attack, you can push the target 10ft. in any direction, and when you do you can move to stay within 5ft. of them without provoking an opportunity attack. You can only do this once a turn. When you reach 5th, 9th, 13th, and 17th level you can push them an additional 5ft.Universal Strength
Upon reaching 6th level when you enter a rage you can target up to two creatures within 30ft. of you, those creatures gain the effects of your rage while they are within 30ft. of you and you are raging. If a creature is unwilling, they have to make a wisdom saving throw, DC equals 8+ your constitution modifier+ your proficiency bonus. [Note: Creatures in a rage can’t cast or concentrate on spells.]Primordial Channel
Starting at 10th level while you are raging you can use your bonus action to channel one of the Three Pillars through you. Until the end of your next turn, you can give yourself one of the following benefits:- Force: when take the dodge action if a creature hits you with an attack, you can deal 1d6+ your constitution modifier to the creature.
- Time: When you take the ready action, you can move as part of the action.
- Movement: When you take the dash action you can give yourself a burrowing, climbing, flying, or swimming speed.
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