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<blockquote data-quote="zsek320" data-source="post: 4496857" data-attributes="member: 62434">I agree with most of what the thread is saying. Rage Strike is klunky as is and my main beef is that you cannot use it until level 5. &nbsp;My quick fix is that if you are bloodied you are considered raging for the purpose of powers requiring you to be in a rage.... that way if you really want to you could use your level 1 daily at level 1.&nbsp;I don't see a problem with paragon multiclassing for howling strike. You are spending 4 feats and missing out on the goodness that paragon paths give... Although the quick fix is require weilding a 2-handed weapon... I am more concerned with having an entire encounter long buff on... at level one Swift Panther giving +2 speed and shift 2 squares seems very good to me... &nbsp;The feel of the barbarian seems to be there. They take damage and deal damage. I am especially a fan of the level 20 daily of the frenzied Berserker, thats the kind of thing I think of when I think barbarian... Sure it can lead to constant back and forth... but if your DM is going to constantly have the mob attack back then they are dumb.&nbsp;I am excited to see how the barbarian plays out in some play tests.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zsek320, post: 4496857, member: 62434"] I agree with most of what the thread is saying. Rage Strike is klunky as is and my main beef is that you cannot use it until level 5. My quick fix is that if you are bloodied you are considered raging for the purpose of powers requiring you to be in a rage.... that way if you really want to you could use your level 1 daily at level 1. I don't see a problem with paragon multiclassing for howling strike. You are spending 4 feats and missing out on the goodness that paragon paths give... Although the quick fix is require weilding a 2-handed weapon... I am more concerned with having an entire encounter long buff on... at level one Swift Panther giving +2 speed and shift 2 squares seems very good to me... The feel of the barbarian seems to be there. They take damage and deal damage. I am especially a fan of the level 20 daily of the frenzied Berserker, thats the kind of thing I think of when I think barbarian... Sure it can lead to constant back and forth... but if your DM is going to constantly have the mob attack back then they are dumb. I am excited to see how the barbarian plays out in some play tests. [/QUOTE]

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