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<blockquote data-quote="Aust Diamondew" data-source="post: 4203328" data-attributes="member: 5156">It seems to me the question is weather the 4e fighter will have any berserkergang style powers that can be gained.&nbsp; Like getting some sort of bonus when bloodied (free attack, +2 damage etc), a power that lowers AC to raise damage or some sort of combat stance that emulates or is a rage-like ability.This is because if you are converting a 3rd edition character with the barbarian class raging is one of the hallmarks of how the character fights.Granted many 3e characters with only a level or 2 of barbarian would proably be better served just not worrying about it.&nbsp; That is to say, rage wasn't key to how the character fought, just something tacked on there.&nbsp; But for a real berserker some rage-like ability is needed just as a magician specializing in fire magic needs fire spells or a warrior who fights with two weapons needs rules that allow him to do so.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aust Diamondew, post: 4203328, member: 5156"] It seems to me the question is weather the 4e fighter will have any berserkergang style powers that can be gained. Like getting some sort of bonus when bloodied (free attack, +2 damage etc), a power that lowers AC to raise damage or some sort of combat stance that emulates or is a rage-like ability. This is because if you are converting a 3rd edition character with the barbarian class raging is one of the hallmarks of how the character fights. Granted many 3e characters with only a level or 2 of barbarian would proably be better served just not worrying about it. That is to say, rage wasn't key to how the character fought, just something tacked on there. But for a real berserker some rage-like ability is needed just as a magician specializing in fire magic needs fire spells or a warrior who fights with two weapons needs rules that allow him to do so. [/QUOTE]

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