Matt Mercer's Path of the Juggernaut Barbarian - Dungeons and Dragons
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- Continuing our tour through the Tal'Dorei Campaign Setting (amzn.to/2zHmvSU) by Matt Mercer from Critical Role, today we're looking at the new Barbarian archetype -- Path of the Juggernaut! Shared by Grog's Uncle Kevdak and the rest of the Herd of Storms, the Juggernaut fighting style features unstoppable momentum and hard strikes! Check it out and come chat about it on Discord!
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The idea of a horde of Juggernaut Barbarians on Mechanus would be so funny XD
Alternate reality Herd of Storms :)
Interesting note about Kevdak and the Heard of Storms, during Critical Role Matt hadn't finished the Path of the Juggernaut yet so they were Bear Totem Barbarians as a placeholder.
That is a fun fact!
Well Kevdak was Barb 9 (Totem Warrior)/ Fighter 7 (Battlemaster) so being a Juggernaut wouldn't have made much difference. Had he been Barb 14+ he would've negated Hold Person.
This is so cool! I love this path for the barbarian. I especially like the fact that this barbarian can deal siege damage. Thanks for another great video on the Tal'Dorei campaign setting!
2 more Tal'Dorei archetypes to go :)
Yaaaasss!!!
you don't need doors if you've got a barbarian
I had a monk at my table a while back that also had a door vendetta. He was a fan of running dropkicks.
this might have something to do with vox machina's hate for doors
All this content 😍😍 we are a blessed audience. You provide us with so much of what we love. This channel is truly underrated!
I love how unique the path of the Juggernaut feels yet still retaining that vary Barbarian style of play.
we are inddedd
You guys are too nice. The Juggernaut is simple, but good at making sure the barb keeps barb'ing. Not to mention the death that the cleaving strike could perpetrate.
Step 1: Do this class with a halfling.
Step 2: Have fun
Seems like a very interesting take on the barbarian, where you are at least for sure able to deal your damage and not have to worry about those secondary conditions.
Loving these videos. Only channel I've ever hit the notification button for.
D'aw thanks Snappy. Don't overlook the crowd-killer 'Overwhelming Cleave' -- that thing'll put in some real work with a raged up, barbarianed out great weapon.
Okay...hear me out.
Juggernaut Barbarian, Minotaur with the Crusher feat!
I call it Ragdoll Simulator! 😂
I am so glad that TH-cam recommends small channels sometimes! Good voice, great format of videos, love it. Keep it up!
Thanks Anonymous Anonym! Welcome!
Wondering if/when the rest of Matt's content will be added to Beyond.
I wonder if this is due to the book being published by Green Ronin?
Thats a good question. Blood Hunter being on there is basically attributed to DNDB sponsoring Critical Role and wanting the party to use the interface. We'll see what other Mercer products they want to make sub-official too :P
Chigen Atomic dude the revenant/lingering soul class....so cool
I've been thinking of a homebrew barbarian path mostly based of Tokyo ghoul, Path of the Troll. fluff; you were a normal person until one day you were attacked and on death's door. some one saved you... Or cursed you. You received transplanted organs from a troll in order to save your life.
Machanicaly; 'Keen Smell' starting at lvl 3 you have advantage on wisdom (perception) checks that rely on smell.
'Trollish tenacity' starting at lvl 3 you gain some of the regeneration of a troll while raging, when you enter a rage and at the start of subsequent turns you regain hit points = to your con modifier + half your barbarian lvl. You do not regain hit points if you took acid or fire damage this round.
'Naturally deadly' lvl 6 your body starts to betray your trollish origins. Your fingers grow into cruel claws, your teeth grow and sharpen, the color of your irises changes to a sickly yellow green and your scleras become black as night. you may make unarmed claw attacks that deal 2d6 + strength mod slashing damage. You may make a bite attack as a bonus action 1d6 + Strength mod piercing damage. You also gain dark vision if you didn't already have it.
'Trolls stomach' at lvl 10 you feel an aching hunger that nothing seems to satiate, you have advantage on saves against poison and/or traps that rely on being eaten. Also you can consume the flesh of almost anything with no ill effects.
'Loathsome Limbs' at lvl 14 your limbs aren't destroyed when detached and can be reattached as an action, if they are not reattached they will regrow when you take a short or long reast. While the limb is unattached it may move with a speed of 5feet and if it's an arm you may use it to attack as an action. detached limbs have an AC of 13 and 10 HP.
Tanner Schake I want to try this out!
Please make a pdf of this
I recognize your pfp, Max Stirner
I like it! When I think juggernaut, I think an unstoppable force that just keeps plowing through. I think the boulder than chased Indian Jones personified. It sounds like that's how this plays.
I think its really exemplified with the pushing power on melee attacks.
This sounds like an awesome idea, but the ability to deal siege damage sounds like a mechanic the DM would have discretion over. So if you get a really strict DM this subclass could be shafted.
Its true that siege damage can be held in high subjectivity from DM to DM. Hopefully having a specific class power linked to it will encourage DM sympathy to keep player choices relevant!
*me when I go into a rage*
"IM THE JUGGERNAUGHT BITCH"
DONT YOU KNOW WHO I AM??
I think it would be cool if WOTC made arcane traditions for fire, water, earth and air, that gained bonus spells relating to their element and maybe some cool abilities, like maybe the Fire Wizard could deal fire damage while grappling and gain resistance to fire, water wizard gains resistance to acid, gains a swim speed and can breathe underwater.
An element-based division of Evocation would make sense, thematically.
Intruding and recommending moving it to druid and sorcerer.
We got storm sorcerer, we got shadow sorcerer, we can 100% do the ole elementalist build
Druids too, since they already focus on nature. My friend plays a girl triton druid that uses water and fog magic. Since tritons get easy access to fog cloud and tidal wave, she can select cantrips and spells that further complement that, for example shape water and mold earth.
IHateNumbersOnNames all good ideas. Maybe their could even be some kind of elementalist class that is restricted to spells of one element but has more power somehow? Whether that be through unique traits like the ones i mentioned or they can just cast the same spells at a lower level.
I think you have a good idea with the sorcerer or druid thing though. I just think maybe it could be further developed than the way, for example, storm sorcerers are?
edit: on a side note, i do think your friend has a good idea with the water-themed druid. I've actually played a storm/wind themed druid in 3.5e.
RavenclawBoi I think storm sorcerer is great. It had like one ability that is only situationally good
Great video. I would recommend a reduction of your high frequencies. 5000+. Quick, easy fix to a kinda brutal sibilant whine. Make you sound smoother too. Like James Earl Jones.
Thank you for the tip Blake -- I'll look into adding that to my filter chain.
In part due to your videos on what's in the Tal'Dorei Campaign Guide.. I've ordered one myself.
I wanna make a Bloodbender, and a Juggernaut, and probably 1 or 2 of the other archetypes that are in there.
I might try out Gunslinger sometime, but I've already got too many character ideas that I want to play..
Aint it the way :P
I think that shoving people with every attack is too situatinal for 3rd level feature, its useful only if you have casters that constantly cast area effect spells or your DM makes natural hazzards in every fight.
Dont forget just being able to move enemies around has some other innate tactical advantages, even if its not pushing them into spikes or harmful effects. Messing up enemy positioning (especially alongside a hulking barbarian) can thoroughly mess up a squad.
Maybe if there was droping prone option...
Depends on type of game, I give bonus damage (1d6) against cornered enemies but PCs also suffer from this and I tend to include some hazzards in most of the fights, soo in one of my games this could be potentionaly OP but I got to say I like the juggernaut a lot :)
Thanks for another good video sir.
Yer welcome mate. More to come!
Im playing a wolly loxodon Path of the Juggernaut. Hella fun as I am dual wielding too. Stil just fifth level but I love it.
Can this be used through out 5E
It wont be Adventurer's League legal, but you could bring it into a home game for sure.
Thank you Sir.
I want to make a Minotaur Juggernaut Barbarian based on Sloth from FMAB 😍😍😍
Could be interesting to use this to make a Sumo Wrestler.
Take this subclass.
Take mages initiate, take cleric spare of the dying and cure wounds.
Be a soft hearted kind healer while punching those pretentious patients who do not listen to you to oblivion.
Im the Juggernaut, Be-atch!
Enemy of walls, barricades, fortifications.
@@TitanGamingTV i feel like an path of the totem warrior- elk would be second to this
Cute dude talking nerdy to a camera?
Glad I found this channel
Welcome to the adventuring party Takapon!
ok if youve done this already than youtube is hiding it, but, could you cover the sword coast adventurer's guide class options?
I love this archetype but gaining a level exhaustion at 14th level ruins it, why dues the barbarian get an infinite amount of rages if he rages more than 5 times he dies. Yes, the features very useful but, it's not worth a level of exhaustion.
You don't have to use the "unstoppable" feature every time you rage; it's optional. So you only use it when you're _particularly_ worried about the frightened, paralyzed, or stunned condition or reduced speed. Or maybe you can deal with exhaustion easily (Greater Restoration and you're rolling in diamond dust).
Started a week ago w a barbarian and wish I had seen this path before I did. But much of my backstory has much to do w my eventual archetype so it’s too much work to undo. I mean, i ain’t complaining about my choice, just wish I could picked from the whole field. Curse the gods
How do you feel about covering homebrew content from different creators on DM's Guild? I have some stuff on there that would be awesome to see covered.
Send me a link and I'll take a look.
Nice! This is my answer to the Necromancer, The Corpseweaver. Suggested price is $1, but it's pay what you want. www.dmsguild.com/product/237197/The-Corpseweaver--Arcane-Tradition-DD5e?term=Corpsewea&test_epoch=0
That eyebrow motion at the end is very seductive 👍🏻. Love the content! So what would you recommend to a DM who would have to create encounters against a PC in the archetype?
Thanks Ryan. Technically speaking, Restrained would still apply disadvantage on outgoing attack rolls, and charm effects still take effect. But from an encounter design perspective, you should really just assume the barbarian is going to be slavering around hacking stuff. So make sure battlefields have varied terrain, limit adding flight effects to barbarians cuz its just going to make them THOROUGHLY hard to handle, and try to use non-condition oriented magic spells. Their saves still arent good, so subjecting them to other forms of control magic is still always effective :P
I love that this subclass doesn't use magic. I hate how magic happy WotC got with the barbarian subs
Question: Is this Subclass limited to the Goliath race?
Cause I REALLY wanna make a solid Dwarf barbarian who enjoys knocking down the 'inferior stonework' of other races!
What about the barbarian mutant
This is super different compared to the juggernaut on dnd beyond
Did matt write this Book? I have not looked at it yet
He did -- its for his game world, Exandria, the one they're playing in on CR.
Would of liked to see some more cc by forcing foes to focus on the barbarian
I have one more Question. Do you have any info on the Golric or Goliath that I might not have found already? Golric is half Goliath and half orc.
Never heard of it -- where'd you see it originally?
D&D Wiki. Homebrew page
Just search Golric.
www.dandwiki.com/wiki/Golric_(5e_Race
The offspring of goliaths and orcs, Golrics are truly fearsome specimens. With their massive stature, raw power, and imposing presence, they prove to be quite intimidating for even the most savage of foes. Often larger than goliaths and more thickly-muscled than orcs, Golrics are often observed performing feats of incredible strength with ease. They usually bear a mixture of their bloodlines' physical traits: the markings, coloring, and eyes of goliaths; the thickness, sharpened canines, and pointed ears of orcs. Bone structure is typically angular and solid, and about half of males and most of the females are able to grow hair. Golrics also share a mixture of their parent races' personality traits, known for having the even temper of goliaths, but subject to the powerful emotions and heightened senses of orcs. (From Home brew page)
What would happen if a juggernaut barbarian wielded an Adamantine weapon?
Against objects, any hit is an automatic critical hit, then double the damage.
Grog got the Titanstone Knuckles, halfway through the campaign. Not late in the campaign.
Jeremy NOEL
Depends one what you think is halfway vs late. From the prespective of the show he got it halfway but I think it charatcer was already around 14 or 15 possibly higher since there was a sizable Chuck we never saw
Love your content, but that patch of skin between your mustache and lip is so distracting.
I'll have a sit down with my mustache and see what we can work out.