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Message: <blockquote data-quote="irdeggman" data-source="post: 2477914" data-attributes="member: 16285">As far as being unconscious causing a barbarian to lose his rage. Let us look at similar things.  Many spells have a set duration with the caveat that they can be dismissed.Say a wizard has cast invisibility on himself or an ally. The duration is 1 min/level and the spell is dismissible. Now the wizard gets knocked unconscious by a fireball in the general area.  Does he immediately become visible once he falls unconscious.? The answer is no because there is a duration on the spell. If the spell required concentration in order to remain in effect then the answer would be yes the spell would end once the caster fell unconscious (and hence couldn’t concentrate anymore).The barbarian’s rage falls under the same criteria it does not require concentration to maintain, in fact while raging the barbarian can’t use concentration. It does require will to change (either to invoke or dismiss). The action must occur during the barbarian’s action and not as a response to someone else’s action. (Basically a free action).</blockquote>