Bear Heart: While raging, you can use Unrelenting Ferocity, and have Resistance to all damage except psychic damage.

You gain the ability to speak with animals, but you also get to select an ‘aspect’ of an animal to take on. The Wild Heart Barbarians indulge in the more feral nature of your barbarism. Both actively bolster the whole ‘tank’ part of being a Barbarian but each takes a different approach to it. In Early Access, you’ll have the choice between Wild Heart Barbarians or Berserker Barbarians. But be sure that when Dragonborn or Goliaths are added, they’ll be the best pick for Barbarians. Sadly, Early Access doesn’t have the Barbarian-classic races added just yet. Any buff to your strength is better than none.

Githyanki: +2 Strength and +1 Intelligence.

Shield Dwarf: +2 Con and +2 Strength, there’s nothing more to it!.

Barbarians are not meant to have high social stats but then again, you might want them! But to get that extra buff for your starting stats, these are the best races to play: You’ll want to put all your points into Strength and Con, then if you’ve got any spare put them in Dexterity. With this in mind, we can start planning out your Barbarian. Barbarians are reliant on Strength and Constitution, seeing as you’ll need high Strength to deal hefty blows as well as high Constitution to make sure you can actually Tank most hits. So you’ll want to focus on getting your Barbarian as close to your unfortunate enemy as soon as possible. But the Barbarian’s main feature comes in their Rage, an ability that basically bolsters all your melee attacks and grants you a variety of abilities.īarbarians are all about being up-close and personal, there are no ranged abilities in Barbarians nor is there any spellcasting.

You will then need to report to Zevlor at the Secluded Chamber.General gameplay even acknowledges your slightly unstable temper, as whenever you rage you let out a fierce scream that might even take you – the player – by surprise! There are a number of encounters and interactions unique to Barbarians which adds a significant amount of fun when playing them.

Make sure to speak to her after the fight to receive the Paleoak (Two-Handed Stave)

Here a scene will occur and you can now either persuade Kagha to give up the Shadow Druid idea and join you, or you can fight her along with the Shadow Druids too.

Talk to Kagha and select the Shadow Druids option.

Okay lets return to the Druid Grove and more importantly to Kagha.

You will now learn that Kagha is trying to turn the Druid Grove into a new base for the Shadow Druid.

On this Tree Stump you need to find a Wooden Crevice.

After successfully winning the fight, if you haven’t already use Fire on the grass surrounding the Tree Stump.

You will now need to fight these Wood Woad enemies along with the Mud Mephit.

When you arrive you will notice a large Tree Stump with several Wood Woad surrounding it.

Here there should be a marker labelled Twisted Tree.

If you are confused then we need to head to the Swamp ( Sunlit Wetlands)

Proceed to read the Half-Torn Note in order to learn that someone named Olodan wants to meet with Kagha at the Swamp.

The chest will contain a Shadow Druid Doctrine and a Half-Torn Note You need to get to the contents regardless if you use the key or smash the chest.

If the key works on the chest then good.

If this is still the case when you read this then just destroy the chest using a sword or bow)

( Note: At the time of writing this, the key is currently bugged.

You will now need to use Kagha’s Key on this chest.

In here at the back of the room there will be a chest ( Kagha’s Chest) With Kagha’s Key in hand, head into the room next to her ( Servants Quarters).After which, go ahead and pickpocket Kagha in order to get the Kagha’s Key.Continue to exhaust Kagha’s dialogue about The Rite Of Thorns.In which Kagha will speak about The Rite Of Thorns Speak to Kagha and choose to speak about druidic magic.Head to the Druid Grove and inside the Emerald Grove, here you should notice Kagha.

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