Question is the title;
If as Inquisitor I take Anger Inquisition, which gives rage like Barbarian Level -3, or Destruction Domain which gives rage as same level;
Will I get the Greater Rage at the suggested Barbarian Level?
Like, if I have Anger Inquisition, "Your effective barbarian level for
this ability is your inquisitor level – 3.", will I get Greater Rage on level14?Thanks,
Amuny,
No. Greater Rage and Mighty Rage are separate features of the Barbarian class.
If the Rage entry itself said that the Barbarian gained Greater or Mighty rage at the listed levels, then those would be "part of" having Rage. Because they are listed separately, they are not "part of" the base Rage feature.
then what does the effective level does? Only used if stacked with barbarians levels?
Duration.
Rage (Ex): Starting at 1st level, a barbarian can rage for a number of rounds per day equal to 4 + her Constitution modifier. At each level after 1st, she can rage for 2 additional rounds.
So if your Inquisitor can Rage like a level 5 Barbarian, then you can rage for 12+ConMod rounds per day.
No, the power itself from the Inquisition give the duration as Wisdom Modifier rounds + 1 round / level
So it is.
This is why quoting (or linking to) the rules is helpful when discussing them.
Divine Anger (Ex): "At 6th level, you gain the ability to rage like a barbarian. Your effective barbarian level for this ability is your inquisitor level – 3. If you have levels in barbarian, these levels stack when determining the effect of your rage. You do not gain any rage powers from this granted power, though if you have rage powers from another class, you may use them with these rages. You can rage a number of rounds per day equal to your Wisdom bonus, plus 1 round for every inquisitor level above 4th."
Thus, it looks like the effective barbarian level is only used for stacking.