[4e] Barbarian Playtest

[Nad]

For those of you who haven't seen: http://www.wizards.com/files/368_Playtest_Barbarian.pdf


I've got a question for those of you who have.

Requirement: You must be raging and have at least one unused rage power.

The raging part makes sense, you spend your daily and you're raging, requirement met.

How do you get rage powers?

[The New Bruceski]

For those of you who haven't seen: http://www.wizards.com/files/368_Playtest_Barbarian.pdf


I've got a question for those of you who have.

Requirement: You must be raging and have at least one unused rage power.

The raging part makes sense, you spend your daily and you're raging, requirement met.

How do you get rage powers?

Any daily that makes you rage has the rage descriptor, like how some powers are healing, or stances.

[Charity]

There is a thread here

and all the dailies are rage powers so it can be used at lvl 5 when you'll have 2 dailies.

... bloody pirate ninjas now... oh well mine has added linkability.

[Starbuck_II]

For those of you who haven't seen: http://www.wizards.com/files/368_Playtest_Barbarian.pdf


I've got a question for those of you who have.

Requirement: You must be raging and have at least one unused rage power.

The raging part makes sense, you spend your daily and you're raging, requirement met.

How do you get rage powers?

Rage Strike just lets you use a daily while already raging for a decent effect without cancelling the previous rage power.

Rage powers are like stances: if you use one it cancels the other.

So Rage Strike lets you use another without canceling.

[Yakk]

And by "use another" Starbuck means "use the resource to deal damage, instead of doing what it usually does".

[Starbuck_II]

And by "use another" Starbuck means "use the resource to deal damage, instead of doing what it usually does".

symantics: PotAto, PotatO.

[skywalker]

symantics: PotAto, PotatO.

"What we need is a few good taters..."
"What's 'taters,' Precious? What's 'taters?'"
"PO-TAY-TOES! Boil 'em, mash 'em, mix 'em in a stew..."

Also:

"I like them french-fried potaters."

[Yakk]

symantics: PotAto, PotatO.

*nod* -- just making sure the OP didn't think you also got the benefits of the power you burned.

[JaxGaret]

"PO-TAY-TOES! Boil 'em, mash 'em, mix 'em in a stew..."

It's "stick 'em in a stew", not mix.