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| ====== Barbarian ====== | ====== Barbarian ====== | ||
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| + | Some take up arms for glory, wealth, or revenge. Others do battle to prove themselves, to protect others, or because they know nothing else. Still others learn the ways of weaponcraft to hone their bodies in battle and prove their mettle in the forge of war. Lords of the battlefield, | ||
| - | | Levels | | ||
| ^ **Level Rewards:** ^ | ^ **Level Rewards:** ^ | ||
| - | | Level 1: [[Enter Rage]] | | + | | Level 1: [[Enter Rage]], +2 Intimidate |
| - | | Level 2: [[Rage Power]] (Level 1) | | + | | Level 2: [[Rage Power]] (Level 1), Gain 2h axe and 2h hammer proficiency. |
| - | | Level 3: [[Hardened Resilience]] | | + | | Level 3: [[Hardened Resilience]], When hitting a player with a heavy attack, you enter a rage, dealing +3% damage, and take +2% damage. This stacks up to 15%/10% and expires within 18 seconds. |
| - | | Level 4: [[Rage Power]] (Level 1) | | + | | Level 4: [[Rage Power]] (Level 1), +3 Perception |
| - | | Level 5: [[Lightly Armoured]], | + | | Level 5: [[Bounty Proficiency]], Gain Adept Armor Proficiency with Light or Medium Armor. |
| - | | Level 6: [[Barbarian Weapon Proficiency]], | + | | Level 6: [[Rage Power]] |
| - | | Level 7: [[Martial Expert]], | + | | Level 7: [[Resistance]] (Charmed), +1 Breach, Gain an armor proficiency point, a weapon proficiency, |
| - | | Level 8: [[Javelin Proficiency]], | + | | Level 8: [[Rage Power]] |
| - | | Level 9: [[Weapon Proficiency]], | + | | Level 9: [[Resistance]] (Staggered), Gain an additional weapon proficiency. |
| - | | Level 10: [[Primal Rage]] | | + | | Level 10: [[Primal Rage]], +2 Breach, At 3 stacks, your heavy attacks deal bleed while you are raging. Rage also lasts for 24 seconds instead of 18 seconds. |
| - | Some take up arms for glory, wealth, or revenge. Others do battle to prove themselves, to protect others, or because they know nothing else. Still others learn the ways of weaponcraft to hone their bodies in battle and prove their mettle in the forge of war. Lords of the battlefield, | ||