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#1 WolfgangDroven Nov 25, 2014 14:40:28	I am not understanding barbarian rage and need some clearification.   It says "It ends early if you are knocked unconscious or if your turn ends and you haven't attacked a hostile creature since your last turn or taken damage since then."   Does this mean if no damage was done to the barbarian he comes out of the rage? Or does it mean if he doesn't attack AND takes no damage he comes out of rage?   Also I am reading and the Barbarian seems a bit over powered compared to the rest of the classes. If you take totem bear: resistance to all damage except psycic, concievable this can make you extremely powerful. Take half damage to nearly every thing, could have up to 24 STR and CON by level 20. Which means they do +13 to hit, +7 to damage. God forbbid they are a half-orc carrying a great axe (1d12) and crit. They would get the usual crit dice, plus a bonus one for race a bonus 3 at level 17...that's 6d12 crit WOW. I understand crits only happen 5% of the time so I am actually OK with it, but that resistance seems rediculous when you factor in the d12+CON hit points. I could be wrong about this. If I am please explain your POV.    WolfgangD44
#2 Novacat Nov 25, 2014 14:49:58	Either taking damage or attacking once per round is sufficient to sustain the rage. Also, remember that ability score enhancements can only take you up to 20.
(Reply to #2) WolfgangDroven	Novacat wrote:
#4 Illithidbix Nov 25, 2014 17:37:11	WolfgangDroven wrote:
(Reply to #4) Timborama	Illithidbix wrote:
#6 Illithidbix Nov 26, 2014 12:08:36	Timborama wrote:
#7 Theros Nov 28, 2014 7:47:29	WolfgangDroven wrote: