Couple minor points of errata (thanks to those who have pointed them out): - Inspiring Leader gives Level + Cha Mod in Temp HP, not Level + Prof Bonus - Mark of Healing Halfling (and other Dragonmark Races) add spells to your spell list but don't give them to you automatically - I *did* use Celestial Warlock once before, in the Martyr build :).

A lot of the time as I'm listening to your builds I'm like "okay and then next level you'll take that....... Yep." This one I would've never put together. Love it.

I always imagined a Shaman as a Totem or Ancesrtal Guardians Barbarian with Ritual Caster. He/ she would perform the ritual with animal bones and feathers....stuff like that

Quick note! Dragonmark races don't give you their spells automatically, they just add them to your spell list. You would need to use your warlock "spells known" to learn them. Love your builds!

Colby you rock! Level 1:(see above) [barbarian 1 & race] Level 2:(see above) [barbarian 2] Level 3:(@16:58) [barbarian 3 & sub-class] Level 4:(@20:46) [barbarian 4 & ASI] Level 5:(@23:52) [barbarian 5] Level 6:(@24:38) [warlock 1 & patron] Level 7:(see above) [warlock 2 & eldritch invocations] Level 8:(@36:10) [warlock 3 & sub-class] Level 9:(@40:27) [warlock 4 & ASI] Level 10:(see above) [warlock 5] Level 11:(@45:06) [barbarian 6] Level 12:(@46:50) [barbarian 7] Level 13:(@47:14) [barbarian 8 & ASI] Level 14:(see above) [paladin 1] Level 15:(@50:46) [paladin 2 & fighting-style] Level 16:(@53:03) [barbarian 9] Level 17:(@53:58) [barbarian 10]

I've read the title "The Shadman" and was legit scared for a second.

I do truly love hearing about peoples 'concept' builds. Not focusing on game mechanics per se but to really delve into the life and personality of the character and within that trying to make them the best being they can be. Coming up with a current game mechanics multi-class build to create essentially a different 'class' (shaman) is very intriguing and hard to do. You do that sort of thing so well. The easiest thing to do would be work with the DM to create a new class and just reskin current abilities and spells of same level, with a lot of tweaking going on during the campain to fix any problems that would arise. But to use currently accepted and used mechanics is a true skill, well done.

My most powerful character was actually a support barbarian lol. He was a bugbear ancestral guardian multiclassed with artillerist for the protector cannon. Basically ensured that any attack based enemy did pathetic damage with the combination of disadvantage, half damage, a damage reduction reaction and temporary hitpoints on all my allies. And he attacked from 15 feet away with slasher so that enemies had a very hard time reaching him. Very fun character would recommend.

Colby I always love your intros and how friendly and wholesome they are! You never fail to entertain or make me feel genuinely welcome to be here! Your show is one of the best, if not THE BEST, in depth “character builder” shows out there! Cool and interesting builds in super fun and flashy ways! Keep doing what you’re doing!

When are we getting the 50k collab with Treant Monk and Dungeon Dudes?! Love all three channels, and the combo is awesome. Congrats on reaching the 50k mark! Well deserved.

Interesting build, but I think 10 levels of Ancestral Guardian Barbarian with 7 levels of Redemption Paladin and 3 levels of Valor Bard would be much better at a support role, (because support isn't just healing, and there may be other party members in your group that are better at that.) Ancestral Guardian has Ancestral Protectors that allow you to give your allies resistance to the damage being done to them, and if they are 30 feet away from you can reduce that damage by 2d6 at level 6, and 3d6 at level 10 through Spirit Shield. Valor bard will allow you to give your allies bardic inspiration which would be improved to combat inspiration at level 3 when you take College of Valor, which would give them more of a chance to make their attack rolls and saving throws. Plus at level 2 the bard would give the song of rest which gives your allies a little extra healing when taking a long rest. On top getting lay on hands and Divine Smite at level 2, a Paladin at level 6 gives you Aura of Protection that gives your allies an additional bonus to saving throws, at level 7 Oath of Redemption, you get Aura of the Guardian In my mind, the best way of doing support with a barbarian is to have abilities that do damage prevention, reduction, or redirection that allows you to stay in the middle of combat and yet still help your allies.

Missed opportunity: alchemist artificer arguably has the best support options that don’t involve casting spells during combat. All spell slots can be converted into elixirs, which can be administered by your homunculus using its action (commanded by your bonus action). Sanctuary cast on the homunculus outside of combat keeps it fairly safe, infusions allow additional support options, you have ritual casting. Lv 9 alchemist makes your elixirs confer temp hp, freeing you up to use a different barb subclass (wild magic?).

I really like your take on this build idea. I was tinkering with a Barbarian support idea quite awhile ago that centered around reducing the amount of damage the party takes; going with Goliath Barbarian in the Ancestral Path. Instead of going with Warlock, I picked Artillerist Artificer with the intent of dropping the 1d8+INT temp hp turret. My plan was for them to start as a big burly woodcutter in the mountains that had some passing skill with making wood carvings; who eventually learned how to animate them with magic. And then it dawned on me that I just made Santa Claus.

I'm so happy that I was wrong about my prediction for this week's build. Colby, your creativity is astounding and I'm so grateful for the unexpected new character inspiration! ✨️

One thing that you didn't mention at level 10 (5th warlock) that is nice for your support role is the new ritual spells you can acquire for your book, particularly Leomund's Tiny Hut (for roughing it in the wilderness), Water Walk, and Water Breathing. They don't even require concentration, so you can cast water walking on the party (it targets multiple people), then go rage and fight something on top of the water.

Thank you so much for doing a warlock barbarian multiclass as I had previously requested. I had totally been expecting combining the barbarian rage with armor of Agathis but there’s so many synergies that you found doing it as a support focused barbarian that hadn’t occurred to me. Simply beautiful.

reason you’re the best dnd channel: I’ve been thinking of trying to play a shaman in dnd for the past week, today you post a shaman video omg

I love the "welcome home. I'm really glad you're here." It feels like a hug. You almost make me feel like being a more open person, almost.

Something that really boosts this character's versatility in combat is the fact that there is not really such a thing as "risking your rage by not attacking." The wording of the feature says that you lose your rage if you *end* your turn without having taken damage or attacked a hostile creature since the *end of your last turn.* This means that at the *start* of any one of your turns you know for a fact if you can afford to hold off on your attacks, i.e. if you took damage or made a reaction attack since the end of your last turn. You never really have to gamble with your rage. Also, I love this build! Have played an aasimar barbalock myself, and the ability to support the party on top of being an amazing tank and damage dealer feels really good!

I felt so stressed and tense before watching this. Now I feel like I'm floating on a velvety cloud in the some soft sun while god talks about my favourite past time.

The big one double O is right around the corner! Congrats in advance, you’ve built a wonderful community and I’m so glad I found it. Keep it up!

I've been thinking about this build concept for a long time, the support barbarian. Especially after that support tier build video from dungeon dudes. Thank you!

This character Concept would be also great for an Dark Sun Campaign! Halflings are pretty Savage over there! LOL Great vid!

I really enjoyed this build. It inspired me to revisit a barbarian that I've been putting off playing. Some of these ideas will fit in very well. Thanks!

Was having a bad day, that “welcome home” was just what I needed. Keep up the great builds man :))

I just saw a picture of Cpt. Picard with hair and it looks like Colby in 20 years. Same smile. I can't unsee this.

Enjoyed all the surprise choices on this build (and the one I expected, Bountiful Luck). Super entertaining video. Lots of laughs and fun ideas.

This build is so rad. What a great way to make a tribal, shamanistic support. So rad.

Interesting concept as always, glad I can watch during lunch!

"The name'sh Grunk. I am'sh a mudic half orc pasifist. I am going through shomethingsh and am prone to outbursht of aunger. " - Grunk the half-orc barbarian with the medic feat who runs into combat to saves lives not take them.

This is exactly why I stick around! Thank you for being here!

This is just the build for playing Klaus in D&D and I am ALL THE WAY HERE FOR IT!!

I like your videos because of the sound quality. You also have a very nice voice, paired with the gentle music its like ASMR for me. Kudos!

Haven't read all the comments but your Martyr build used Celestial! Please keep up the amazing content you put out every week. Keeps me inspired with thinking of fun builds to play! Thank you Colby for being a part of this lively community

My wife is currently playing a Shifter ancestral guardian barbarian in my Eberron campaign (psychically themed as opposed to spiritually), sword and board, and last night, between the damage reduction reaction and resistance from her features, she ended up negating over 100 damage across the fight, and that's a conservative estimate, and she's 9th level. It was either that, or the boss focus on the highest AC member of the party (her character), whose AC is 4 higher than the closest ally. That archetype is AWESOME.

Naming the support barbarian after 4e’s primal leader is a good touch.

Got on your radar through the Dudes a while back from the celebratory one off. Love your content and all the colabs - be they big or small :)

Hey Colby. interesting build though this feels more like a healer barb than a support barb. i was looking for more buffing/debuffing stuff. if it was me, i'd consider the new hobgoblin as a race with its powerful help. then i'd consider wolf totem barb to provide advantage to my allies. for multiclassing options, i'd definitely consider those that provide non-spell options that buff the party such as peace/twilight cleric or something to boost the hobgoblin help further by picking up mastermind to turn that help into a bonus action.

Congrats for 50k subscribers, Colby!! Love the chanel, thank you 🙏 Greets from Austria:)

A bit of personal table homebrew other buddies gave approval for: Giving Storm Heralds starting at 6 the ability to as a reaction taken after taking damage or using the storms bonus action, change their "environment choice"/"storm type"'; and at 14 it just being upgraded to as part of the bonus action and upon taking damage of its type (but still option as a reaction to taking other damage).

I'd love to see a build focused around an aberrant mind sorcerer with a focus on controlling the battlefield and psychic damage spells - quickened spell has the potential to abuse spells which require saving throws using mind sliver, and twinned spell is so good with so many of the psionic spells. Bonus points if it's a kenku, the telepathy can work around the weakness of mimicry and high charisma can help with deception to abuse the feature.

Just played your battlesmith controller in a one-shot. I was given a magic item so I got the Wand of web and I enabled my allies to maneuver freely and I was practically untouchable. The way I flavored him is that he was the product of a mindflayer experiment that resulted him basically becoming magneto. Thanks for creating fun builds Colby!

You, sir have made an excellent Dad for the party with this build! 😂

I really liked this build Colby - Hector

This made me look back on the celestial pact warlock and made me realize how good they can be. With gift of the ever living ones pact of the chain. As long as your familiar is within 100ft of you, you receive max dice value every time you gain hit points, not just from spell. So just with short rest hit dice and healing light from the subclass you can be at high hit points pretty easily. If anyone had wither and bloom from strixhaven, you can get that max 8 hp plus casters spell mod.

Love your outtakes at the end!

Weird. I was daydreaming about this concept yesterday. This is a treat, and maybe a sign.

Cool to see you use the Mark of Healing halfling. I found it when trying to figure out how to build a character to fit in a party with no rogue or cleric initially - and I am a wizard. Yikes. So chose mark of healing halfling with a street urchin background. Now at level 12 I 'assist' the rogue and am still the main healer along with the paladin. Mark of healing rocks.

Great build! I was looking forward to this one when I saw the shorts yesterday (: one suggestion, its a small one but just thought I'd put it out there for anybody who wants a BIT more damage I would recommend using a lance. it doesnt have the havy property so halflings can use it AND it odes 1d12 of damage at a ten foot range.

So glad I found this. I’m currently playing a Goliath who is going down a similar path. But I’m going celestial warlock/rune fighter.

As someone who has played WoW since 2004 and shaman being my 2nd favorite class I was pretty stoked to see this. The race not being half orc or Goliath did throw me off haha

Sounds of Silence is definitely a record I want to add to my collection so many gems are contained within it. Also kudos on making Storm Herald actually seem cool. I still don’t know if I’d play it but it works great with the build.

This such a fun challenge! Always love to see atypical manifestations of party roles

Congrats on the 50k! 🥳🥳 Here's to the many more to come! 🍾 🥂 Also, I was seriously expecting a Barbarian/Druid. Using Warlock/Paladin is *totally* cheating 😂 but still, very cool build. I would love to see some sort of Barbarian/Druid shape-shifting focus kind of build, like Path of the.... Beast? (The one time I can't remember a subclass 😫) With some druid-y thing, or maybe a ranger?? Artificer/Barbarian is especially fun because a lot of the fun spells in the early/mid levels don't require concentration, or even for the ones that do, they more than make up for not using a rage immediately in combat.

Without realizing it I made a character that shares both the same classes and being a support build while still having a completely different play style. I went with ancestral guardian and undead subclasses and took a crossbow for a long range debuff support build. Even included Paladin! Went as a reborn aasimar for story reasons. Crazy how you can find so much variety in the same class picks!

Quick shoutout to armour of agathys. Concentration free warlock spell you could cast beforw raging that could really help your own survivability and damage. Admittedly it's not a support option but one of the few great spells for a barbarian to cast

Love this concept. I think my alternate version of this for the barbarian "shaman" build would be ancestral guardian barb, at least 2 levels of shepard druid for the temp hit point support totem or others, then levels of peace domain. Basically the wisdom alternative to your cha version.

36:01 Eldritch Invocations I would take, for a support class, would be Mask of Many Faces and Misty Visions, for a couple of out of combat options to evade encounters once all my limited resources have dried up.

A support Barbarian now this will be very interesting Lets go! Always a joy to listen to Colby thanks as always

Now this is a REALLY cool build I can already imagine how fun it is to play! A few things I'd like to suggest: 1. Take 1 level in palading much earlier. You don't really have a use for your reaction and giving on average 7.5-11.5 (based on prof bonus) to your tank or the person enemies are focusing every round while also giving temp hit points REALLY adds up quick With everything you easily almost double the hp of one of your allies and give a sizeable amount to the rest 2. Pact of the chain is a very real consideration Yes you do get find familiar but an invisible flying familiar is much better at avoiding death than just an owl with flyby But that's not all. Without even taking the invocation, since you have extra attack, you can use one of your attacks to make, say, a sprite ping an enemy from afar A DC 10 con check to get poisoned sounds bad except you force this save /every round for very minimal downside. Statistics is in your favor 3. It is very possible that there will be turns where your allies don't take damage In those scenarios, investment of the chain master makes sure you always have a use for your bonus action I love pact of the chain and I think it's very underutilized

i read the pdf cause i wouldnt be able to see the video right away. im seeing it now and i love the usage of halfling for bountiful luck

We’ll done I say! One thing, if you don’t like the turn 5’ of water to ice feature, you can change storm auras each level up. You’d lose the minor temp hp, but could get a swim speed. Esp once you’re giving temp hp otherwise I thought this was very well done! Challenge succeeded!

I haven't seen much yet, but I love it. This was 1 of my first character requests. Awesome video. A good alternative would probably the circle of dreams druid (a similar healing feature, out to 120ft intead of 60, has higher limit for burst healing on their feature and lines up better with mark of healing halfling).

2:15 I'm a little surprised that the Dungeon Dudes didn't create a new F-tier ranking for the Barbarian in regards to Support, glad to see that you took this concept and ran with it.

Again I wanna say congratulations on your 50K subscribers And I love your Build I also want to mention that you are making a halfling from eberron which are barbaric dinosaur riders from the Talanta plains. Great video, can't wait to see your build of the Creation Bard...

The art: the knee looks like a pot belly hanging out. Cannot be unseen.

Love you Colby look forward to these ever week

46:05 Storm Herald Bartender? It works, just break the ice 😆

Like the build! Here's my approach: Way of Mercy and Ancestral Guardian. The aim is to use your attack and bonus action martial arts/flurry of blows to ensure you get a hit on a creature without having to resort to reckless attack (although reckless attack with flurry of blows is pretty nice). This gives the creature disadvantage on your allies while you can potentially take the dodge action too. And you can heal allies 3 times per short rest by touching/punching/slapping them which is very thematic for a support barbarian...

Now this is right up my alley!

As always I love your reasonings, the warlock really got me and was a very good pick. I would've personally done: 11 Ancestral Guardian Barbarian (disadvantage and flavour divination spells), 6 Dreams Druid (more flavour and bonus action healing) and 3 Twilight Cleric (per turn temp hp and Aid spell).

Dang that's tech! I never thought of Celestial Warlock AND Healer's Kit. I love it! But I could see Path of Wild Magic barb for the 6th level ability. It recharges spell slots once per long rest. And that is spell levels for an amount of people per proficiency bonus. So out of combat heal someone with your spell slot, Bolstering Magic to heal a second time, Healer's kit. Then short rest regain your spell slot and healer's kit usage. That is just you. You can give two other players a 1 through 3 spell slot back.

I think I would play this with the Assimar. They would add another non spell manner of healing and would theme well with celestial warlock. But thank you for taking the challenge and proving the versatility of 5e to play the character you want without having to follow specific archtypes.

I am really fond of that build and honestly willing to use it as soon as I will be able to play with someone! Now, on that note, for a change - would you be so kind to create a 100% offensive Cleric? A war priest of some kind? ZERO healing, buffs and so on - pure damage? The domains that come to mind are Tempest and Light - I think the first has more chances to shine in that role, to be honest. (Not the War Cleric though, that subclass is… eh. At least imo.)

Thinking of the halfling used, thematically is relevant for the Setting as well!

I LOVE this idea lol, I think you met the challenge! I think I’d build my Barbadian differently but that’s just flavor, great video. Just in case anyone even cares I’d prolly go wolf totem, imo advantage > 3HP-10HP and I can’t play a barbarian without PAM at least. Thanks for the brilliant idea I’m def playing this soon 🤣.

I've been thinking about a thematically shaman character, that would be a cross between the Shaman from For Honor (fights with a one-handed axe), and a kind of dirty ritual caster/seer/diviner (Augury/Scrying/etc), not so much as a healer/support. I did take a look at the usual casters, one cleric subclass could fit it (don't remember which one), and I eventually first settled on a Hexblade Warlock. I basically went for curses/debuffs, divination spells, and specifically didn't want to be using Eldritch Blast because that crap is OP and didn't fit the theme I wanted. The second thing I settled on, well, is a custom class, that's basically a copy-paste of WoW's Shaman, with interesting and fitting class features (getting possessed by spirits), two subclasses (elemental, and spirits), and a spell list of his own. Other than class features, it functions as a cleric. But it's a brew, so it will depend on the DM. But I didn't consider the Barbarian for personal taste reasons, and that is an interesting idea that would potentially fit. I'll look at it and see what I can do. ------------------- Update : found something somewhat satisfactory to what I was looking for. A trouple of options : - Path of the Ancestral Guardian Barbarian (10 levels) + Hexblade Warlock (10 levels) - Path of the Ancestral Guardian Barbarian (10 levels) + Oath of the Watchers(10 levels) - Path of the Ancestral Guardian Barbarian (10 levels) + Hexblade Warlock (5 levels) + Oath of the Watchers(5 levels) Other aspects of it that wouldn't vary regardless of these choices, are : - Marf of Finding human or half-orc - Ritual Caster (Wizard) at 4th level, Warcaster at 12th level, ASI at every other opportunity - Haunted One or Hermit background, I pick Haunted One for theme but both fit - I didn't intend it as a frontliner, so I'd go STR>CHA>DEX>CON for stats in that order, because the barbarian rage does all the necessary tanking, but ideally the CON modifier shouldn't me negative, because of concentration checks and otherwise general frailness issues I went for a theme, didn't care to do any optimizing, so it might be off-topic. As long as I don't forget that I'm not supposed to be a frontliner, all is good. Damage will be not non-existent but not exceptional either, combat utility will be decent but not exceptional, out of combat utility will be probably the best aspect of the build.

What a GREAT Shaman! I feel like this really followed the flavour all the way through the progression. Exceptional work. Plus... you used "indigdidy" in a sentence, to which I must bow to your magnificence :D t=2933 You rock!

Interesting. I like it. I had a whole story about a courier who dies trying to save her family. Having no skills other than running errands she is useless. This is after the local shaman tells her that her next life is more interesting than her current to ask about it. So I created a courier background using the official rules then I found 2 possible Shaman classes. One is by Wolf and the other I forget but it has a Furblog (sorry if I misspelled it). Anyway if dm says no I played around with the Ancestral Barbarian and Divine sourcerer but I liked the Grave Cleric (2 levels) + Twlight Druid much better. At first she was human. In reality people can die and come back after being resuscitated. But I had too many humans and I like to play variety so I changed her to Reborn. I rather like the idea that she is communicating with her dead ancestors. After all in her backstory she meets one of her great great grandfather's and together they help guide the recently dead to the afterlife. She is awaken ...or returns to life after hearing a strange distressed voice. In following the voice she plunges into darkness away from the bright light and the pain of her wounds are now felt. She opens her eyes to a stranger holding a totem pressed in her hands. The stranger, another character I'm going to play found her on a pile of dead bodies and noticed a slight rise to her chest. She gifts it to the character saying it was given to her by her shaman who said " you'll know what to do with it when the time comes ". Chaali the Reborn believes the character raised her from death but that's not the case. The stranger just granted her some healing thay she didn't know she was capable of until then. I'll have to write how they get separated because I don't want to play 2 characters at once. They become sworn sisters there and begin their journey of learning who they really are and what their ment to do.

I can see this character gets a bar as a downtime activity. Where the drinks are never cold!

I played something like this years ago! I used a Tabaxi for plot reasons, but the celestial warlock/barbarian mix is great. Also, there's a perfect patron for it: Gwynharwyf, a CG eladrin demigod who is a barbarian

Armor of Agathys is a shoe in for barbarians. No concentration and half the damage of your temp pool. It doesn't stack with the inspiring leader temp hp, but I think it would be sweet

I think ypou succeeded the challenge! great job. This build honestly doesn't sound that bad

For those of us who are great at rolling one's ( i had a session with 7 nat one's no 20) halfling are Fantastic!! Lucky!

Mask of Many Faces could be situationally quite useful, and Misty Visions could be exceptionally useful for the creative player.

Having you do this halfling build makes me want to return to my halfling Ranger I started a while ago but never got to take being level 3

Oddly enough i was messing around with this idea before your video. I was thinking a wild magic barbarian + divination wizard though

“You were probably thinking I was going wisdom, huh?” I see you’ve been dabbling in psionics…

i think the halfling you were looking for in this build as a character concept was the Lotusden halfling from Explorer's Guide to Wildemount. they get a +1 to Wisdom rather than Charisma or Constitution (using the old +2/+1 method of ASIs at level 1) as well as a +2 to Dexterity. they have the Child of the Wood ability which gives them Druidcraft, Entangle at 3rd level and Spike Growth at 5th level regardless of their class, which fits the theme quite well. Taking Ritual Caster as a feat, as you pointed out, gets round the problem of raging in combat and being prevented from concentrating on a spell while raging. it just seems slightly forced to have a character who can only be a damage dealing character in combat and only cast spells out of combat. great try to prove the Dungeon Dudes wrong though! and i love both your channels!

I was building a support barb recently. I was currently looking at going a satyr with ancestor barb and dreams druid. Has similar effects with bonus action non spell heals and i feel like it sticks closer to the typical “shaman” vibe

I think that 3 level on divine soul sorcerer could be a good option instead of the 2 paly + 1 barb at the end. Casting aid with a 3 level Warlock slot before a short rest + inspiring leader would give a whole lot of extra Hitpoints to the party without using any resources. Enhance Ability is also a good out of combat utility spell available to sorcerers (with the possibility to be twinned). As always, amazing job! it's really incredible how you get to be inventive, funny and original week after week.

Step 1: put some water in a lock. Step 2: freeze the water. The ice expands when freezing, thus breaking the lock. I know it DM dependent, but beetween this, unseen servant and find familiar, you don't even need a rogue.

I actually came up with a very similar build, but instead forgets barbarian levels after 5 (for extra attack), and is way more selfish on the healing. Pact of the chain in order to get maximized self healing via the invocation (forget its name) This build was inspired from your sporebeast, which made me look nonspellslot usage of magical abilities that could be used with barbarian rage. :)

6 levels of Ancestral Barb and 6 levels of Twilight Cleric with new Hobgoblin race. Make sure to grab Aid and Warding Bond since they work while raging. Seriously these two subclasses synergize insanely well with ways to utilize your action, bonus action and reaction each round to be an effective frontline support even while raging due to stacking warding bond, aid, channel divinity and spirit shield.

Awesome concept as always man keep it up and congrats on 50k! Any thoughts on how to make a dragoon work in 5e, I love the idea of jumping around the battlefield landing on your enemies.

I’d love to see a coffee-lock build just to see how far you could take it if you haven’t done one already.

Something to add, while not really a supportive spell, an Armor of Agathys before combat synergizes well with Rage. If you aren't going to be using your spell slots then the extra health and cold damage can be useful.

It takes a bonus action to end rage, so cure wounds is a better spell to prepare over healing word. Cure wounds also pairs better with the healer kit if you do end up going Thief.

Scarred Lands 5e has the War Shaman path for Barbarians. They‘re basically Eldritch Knights but get Druid spells instead. They can‘t cast spells while raging but can keep concentration on spells. Most importantly, however, is that they can expend spell slots to share their rage with other characters. Because sharing is caring.

When I saw the Dungeon Dudes' video, I decided to try to make a support barbarian, but eventually shifted into creating a "Warrior Shaman" homebrew subclass that is a 1/3 caster class similar to an eldritch knight but with access to druid spells. But their main feature is the ability to magically transfer barbarian features to people they are touching: "At 3rd level, you learn to magically transfer your Barbarian abilities to your allies. Before taking an action on your turn (including a bonus action), you can transfer some or all of your barbarian abilities to an ally you are touching for a round (no action required). Once you do so, you lose the ability to use those features or grant them to another ally until the start of your next turn. If you transfer your ability to rage and the person chooses to rage, they expend one of your uses of rage. For your ally to use the barbarian features you transfer to them, you must be in constant contact with them. As soon as you are no longer touching them, they lose the abilities you grant them until you use this feature again, even if you touch them again before the start of your next turn."