Path of the Wild Heart (5e24)

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Player's Handbook (5e24)

Path of the Wild Heart 
Barbarian subclass

Walk in Community with the Animal World

Unofficial Summary: Wild Heart barbarians channel primal power to emulate the abilities of iconic beasts.  

Animal Speaker

3rd level Path of the Wild Heart feature.
Unofficial Summary: Cast Beast Sense and Speak with Animals as Rituals. 

Rage of the Wilds

3rd level Path of the Wild Heart feature.
Unofficial Summary: During Rage, gain one of the following benefits:

• Bear. Gain Resistance.
• Eagle. Use a Bonus Action to both Disengage and Dash.
• Wolf. Gain Advantage on Attack Rolls within reach. 

Aspect of the Wilds

6th level Path of the Wild Heart feature.
Unofficial Summary: Gain one benefit (may change after Long Rest):

• Owl. Gain or extend Darkvision.
• Panther. Gain Climb Speed.
• Salmon. Gain Swim Speed. 

Nature Speaker

10th level Path of the Wild Heart feature.
Unofficial Summary: Cast Commune with Nature as a Ritual. 

Power of the Wilds

14th level Path of the Wild Heart feature.
Unofficial Description: While Raging, gain one benefit:

• Falcon. Gain Fly Speed (any armor negates).
• Lion. Nearby enemies have Disadvantage on attack rolls against other targets.
• Ram. When you hit a Large (or smaller) creature it becomes Prone.

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