There's no mechanical benefit, but a Huge barbarian with Giant Instinct can wield a Gargantuan weapon. Including improvised weapons! Druid: "I speak for the trees." Barbarian: "I prefer to let the trees do the talking."

The barbarian can attack enemies by throwing ghosts? And you still ranked them 7th?

Great vid as aways. Sometimes I feel like there is a lack of content about Pathfinder

You never, ever, toss a Dwarf! Gnomes or Halflings absolutely, but NEVER TOSS A DWARF !

I like Vengeful Strike for multiple reasons. The first one is ofc style, You dare to hit me? Okay guess what I am more pissed now then before and hit you back in response.Second: the mechanic. I mean what ever the enemy does in his turn you can do something: Oh you run away? Okay I hit you (Attack of oppurtunity), you cast a spell? Okay I hit you. You hit me? Fine I hit you too. Regardless of what you do the Barbarian hits you, I find that hilarious

so, titan stature + giant's lunge + whirlwind strike + forceful weapon = TTRPG dynasty warriors sim?

I like "Come and get me" it's remeniscent of a first edition feat called "broken wing gambit" where you'd get an attack of opportunity if the enemy tried to hit you. Really fun for holding lines or just messing with my players who had never seen the feat before.

Barbarians are quite versatile: pseudo casting, access to all damage types via their instincts, ranged feats, feats that make you more agile, feats that makes you a brick wall, it’s got everything

2:30-3:31 I personally don't mind the +2 damage on Come And Get Me mostly because you gain Raging Resistance at level 9 so if you play it smart you use Come And Get Me mostly with enemies you have resistance to based on you're instinct. also it good for both melee and ranged because it doens't state a specific weapon attack on you or the enemy just that it need to hit plus 4 Temporary Hit Points (8 on a crit) is a nice bonus.

Perfect Clarity can be used every other turn if you want because you get Quick Rage the level before.

Keep it up Nonat. Consistency will get you success!

Thanks for making these videos! I’ve been wanting to get into pathfinder 2e and watching these is getting me excited to start playing!

I enjoyed the whole hour and forty-five minutes. Great work man.

I usually don't care for the barbarian as a class... but PF2's Barbarian is interesting enough to play one if I get a chance.

Great part 2 vid Nonat. I wont give you any more grief about Fighters being better.... Promise! ;) lol

Oh boy can’t wait to make my grappling piercing automaton Spirit Barbarian

Nonat you are an inspiration!

About to start my first PF campaign and I am running a gourd leshy giant instinct barbarian. Really looking forward to level 12 and turning into a size Huge pumpkin monstrosity.

15:55 that persistent bleed damage only appears, if they aren't grabbed anymore, as it would be logical: if you get impaled, it's always better to keep the thing inside, as it usual seal your wound, prefenting it to bleed extrem,

A barbarian with great cleave would synergise quite well with an AoE damaging spellcaster.

I love the barb bully, but does brutal bully work with effects that guarantee a succesfull shove or trip, like knockback and furious grab. And do you think that furious bully works with the atletics check for awesome blow, and does brutal bully work with awesome blow? I find these questions are being overlooked by paizo and there are good arguments to be made for both sides of the discussion.

So, Titan's Stature+Giant's Lunge+Whirlwind Strike. You can attack all creatures within 20 feet of you with no attack penalty. That's insane. Also, Collateral Thrash says a Basic Reflex Save, meaning the second target can crit fail for double Thrash damage, which is nice.

I mean whirlwind strike when you've got a reach of 20 ft I don't think that got enough attention.

Very informative! :)

*Gets popcorn ready for NoNat1*

Increasing size is huge in TTRPGS giving them a boost in damage is too much. They can crowd hallways so that none can pass, they can lift move massive objects with increased carrying capacity, and they also grow taller so that cliffs mean nothing to them. Lots of bonuses so Paizo was probably trying to balance it.

For Disarming Assault, in general I noticed that if the action economy is too good to be true, MAP applies as normal. The benefit is either more actions for more attacks at no MAP or less actions for more attacks at standard MAP.

Cleave is actually better than Swipe because you can use Cleave WITH Swipe. Granted, Whirlwind Attack overshadows that ability once you get it, but hey, a Swipe and Great Cleave build for crazy crowd control (and hopefully getting feats that give you extra reactions for certain things) sounds like a ton a fun. Kinda sad that there's no feat to gain a second reaction for any barbarian/rage trait reactions. Oh well.

Haha, funny bit dude, wish I could like and subscribe and ring the bell a second time.

I love impressive landing

I don't mind 'critical only' feats as much in pf2, because isn't it easier to crit than in 5e? Something like '5-10 points higher than the ac DC? Maybe not an every hit kind of thing, but still not uncommon.

How does come and get me work with Deny Advantage... on the rogue...

Woot maybe first?

Can anyone tell me the difference between invulnerable juggernaut and unstoppable juggernaut? They appear to be the exact same thing to me

Re. come and get me, it seems like something that'll be much more useful to use against weaker enemies, especially if you think you're going to able to kill them with your second or third action. In adition, if you can get access to critical specialisations (or make use of the various ways a barbarian has to shove/trip enemies) the bonus to hit makes it easier to guarantee that they're going to be spending actions standing up or striding before they can actually strike you... As usual, bonuses to hit in pathfinder tend to be worth more than you expect. Re. furious vengence, it feels like they forgot the second half of the feat. Would have been so much cooler if a successful strike against them reduced their critical hit to a hit. That said, level 16 doesn't have many interesting feat options. Looks like a good level to pick up an archetype feat instead :/ That said, barbarians are amazing classes with a ton of amazing options. Kepp the vids coming!

So, I’m the previous video you commented about how Moment Of Clarity wouldn’t be that useful, however in this one you stated lots of feats that have both the rage and concentrate traits to be great and stuff. I think you missed that they require you to use Moment of Clarity in order to sucessfuly apply their effects(?) Edit: Nvm I just realized that having both the rage and concentrate traits means that the Barbarian can use that concentrate action while raging. So yeah, that feat is kinda underwhelming

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What really needs to be addressed as how to make a barbarian survive… They are nothing more than a glass cannon… For what is supposed to be a front line character their armor class is a severe hindrance… So what really needs to be addressed as how to make them survive in spite of their armor class

Sometimes it's confusing which book you are reading, maybe you could add somewhere in the screen the name of the book you are reading at the moment.

you need moment of clarity to use any feat that has the traits concentration and rage, because the trait rage means that the feat only aplys when you are ragin and when you are ragin you can't take any action with the concentration trait unless you use moment of clarity

How does one subscribe to a video? Lol!

The anathemas would be better if they only applied while raging because then they'd represent how the barbarian is actually angry and not thinking rationally. If you combined that with making fury and superstitious actually good mechanically than that'd work really well. I also think it'd be better if punishment was just temporary and it'd automatically reset after like a day or something.