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Message: <blockquote data-quote="IronWolf" data-source="post: 5294543" data-attributes="member: 21076">Technically if the barbarian raged for two rounds and the encounter ends and the barbarian leaves the rage then he is fatigued for 4 more rounds.  Of course since he is out of combat because the encounter ended, then no one really cares that he is now fatigued for 4 non-combat rounds.When the barbarian ends their rage they are fatigued for twice the number of rounds they were in a rage.  So if he rages for 3 rounds of combat, ends his rage, then he is fatigues for 6 rounds.I am not sure what you mean here.  If the barbarian rages and then stops raging mid-combat he'll be fatigues for twice the amount of rounds he was raging for.  It doesn't seem effective to rage, end the rage and be fatigued within the same combat encounter unless the barbarian has flat out run out of rounds he can rage.</blockquote>