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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Salthorae" data-source="post: 7492359" data-attributes="member: 1095">We are well aware of your view of Arial Black's character concept, you have repeated them consistently and often through this whole thread. I was asking a newer arrival to the discussion  [MENTION=6921763]DM Dave1[/MENTION] their view. As to your post. A "cyber-ninja" has no mechanical analogy in D&D 5e rules because there is no "cyber", so it's kind of a straw-man, vs. "I want a character who does more damage and takes less damage when they are enraged in combat" which is very clearly a barbarian mechanical set. Yes, it's not a "Barbarian tribes person from the tundra", but it is a "barbarian" mechanically...which is a core class and so should be allowed in any game that wholly allows the core books as stated by DM Dave1 in their post.</blockquote>