D&D (2024) Tier List. Barbarian Review and Ratings.

[DrJawaPhD]

Who cares about teleporting people into falling damage? That might come up once in a campaign, if ever.

The ability is amazing because it enables you to actually hold aggro as a tank, something every other subclass in the game lacks.

 

[Zardnaar]

Who cares about teleporting people into falling damage? That might come up once in a campaign, if ever.

The ability is amazing because it enables you to actually hold aggro as a tank, something every other subclass in the game lacks.

More useful for making opponent cone to you or putting opponent on a zone/emanation.

You could teleport someone to you in a crap area then attack and push them.

 

[mellored]

I was going to correct you, but I realized I misread it, you are correct. There is an "or" but the "or" option is quite limited.

However, if your barbarian is standing near a ledge...

That's what an ally with Fly is for.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

AArakocra Barbarian FTW.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

That might come up once in a campaign, if ever.

That very much depends on the game. If you ever find yourself with a DM called Swen, it will probably come up in every fight.

 

[mellored]

Hamstring Blow + Whip(slow) + Slasher = -35 Speed.

 

[Zardnaar]

Hamstring Blow + Whip(slow) + Slasher = -35 Speed.

Seen slasher+whip combo.

 

[Ancalagon]

AArakocra Barbarian FTW.

That's the source of my error. Someone mentioned this somewhere, I thought "wow cool" and then forgot the Aarakocra bit

 

[Ashrym]

"Levitate the Barbarian" is a new power move?

 

[Ancalagon]

Who cares about teleporting people into falling damage? That might come up once in a campaign, if ever.

The ability is amazing because it enables you to actually hold aggro as a tank, something every other subclass in the game lacks.

I mean, you could cast hold person on a foe and achieve the same ... but that's me being pedantic. It really is a very, very good ability, even without the mistaken idea of flinging people into the air.