The Barbarian Class – Articles highlighting and analyzing the Barbarian class for player characters in D&D 5e. Feats, multiclassing, subclass advice, and more.
The Berserker is a staple concept in RPG history, but D&D 5e’s Barbarian Berserker misses the mark. I’ve made my revisions and explained them so you can decide if my revision deserves to be played over the PHB version. Check out my revision to see if you can improve on my ideas.
Learn everything you need to know about playing and enjoying a D&D 5e Barbarian character. We cover feats, subclasses, tactics, and more.
Class capstones should be special and desirable. They’re the level-twenty culmination of many adventures and challenges. Capstones should feel legendary, but many don’t. I’ve reviewed each one to offer alternatives to meet expectations!
This article will provide several playable rules-as-written class options that may allow a character to be burdened by ghosts, for better or for worse.
The Totem Barbarian has aged well with outstandingly flexible, impactful features. Let’s explore which options to select, including lineages and feats, for a Totem Barbarian character.
Read about D&D 5e’s Zealot Barbarian to learn the basics of its features so you can make a build that makes sense for your character.
D&D 5e’s Storm Herald Barbarian is a mixed bag of interesting options that might be worse than what you can already accomplish. Let’s review!
The Ancestral Guardian is fantastic for players who want to be functional tanks for their parties. You can prevent damage and attract aggression to you instead of your friends.
