| Noganov |
Hi everyone! I'm playing a barbarian and today I'm found spell Blood Rage.
Tell me plz! What kind of bonus does this spell give?
Does it stack with barbarian rage?
Belafon
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As the spell says, it is a morale bonus. Barbarian Rage is also a morale bonus, so they do not stack. Only the greater applies. Penalties do stack.
Example: a 6th level barbarian rages and a friendly bard casts blood rage on her.
0-4 points of damage - The barbarian has a +4 morale bonus to strength and constitution, +2 morale bonus to will saves, and a -2 penalty to AC.
5-9 points of damage - The barbarian has a +4 morale bonus to strength and constitution, +2 morale bonus to will saves, and a -3 penalty to AC.
10-14 points of damage - The barbarian has a +4 morale bonus to strength and constitution, +2 morale bonus to will saves, and a -4 penalty to AC.
15-19 points of damage - The barbarian has a +6 morale bonus to strength, +4 morale bonus to constitution, +2 morale bonus to will saves, and a -5 penalty to AC.
20-24 points of damage - The barbarian has a +8 morale bonus to strength, +4 morale bonus to constitution, +2 morale bonus to will saves, and a -6 penalty to AC.
25+ points of damage - The barbarian has a +10 morale bonus to strength, +4 morale bonus to constitution, +2 morale bonus to will saves, and a -7 penalty to AC.
Taja the Barbarian
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It does NOT stack with the Core Rulebook 'chained' Barbarian, since both give a morale bonus to strength: Only the higher strength bonus applies.
It technically does stack with the Pathfinder Unchained Barbarian, which grants a morale bonus to your attack and damage rolls rather than your actual strength.
Belafon
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Huh, never noticed that FAQ.
Ugh, there's definitely an argument to be had about whether the blood rage spell gives a "rage effect." (It lacks the language of the rage spell which specifically says it is "otherwise identical with a barbarian's rage," but the spell is blood rage so, you know, it's right there in the name.)
But I really don't feel like I have a useful opinion right now. If anyone else has opinions/citations, please continue.