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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Erekose" data-source="post: 408396" data-attributes="member: 610">MonkeyBoy - at last someone else with the book able to reply to my original post!I agree with what you've written - but didn't want to colour any opinions by giving my view first!My only real pet hate is the warp spasm. I always envisioned it as the equivalent of the barbarian's rage (but with a more visual effect!). The rules for them follow a similar pattern to rage but assign it as a race attribute. I could live with that except the Tribal Warrior can rage as well . . .In essence I would prefer the "warp spasm/rage" to be either a class ability or a race ability and not a mixture of both.Ideally I would prefer it as a class ability using the rage mechanic (in keeping with the barbarian) with perhaps a limited cause fear effect (radius and DC increasing with level).I can only assume that rage and warp spasm were kept separate to enable berserkers to be Tribal Warriors rather than Warped Ones. However, from the relevant myths I don't recall the riastarthe being more powerful than the beserksgangr . . .However, as I said in my last post the book gives a good basis for a DM to work with.</blockquote>