"help my my leg is broken!" Lay on hands bro! *High five "Thanks bro I'm cured!" *Stands up and immediately falls back down "Don't worry I'm just clumsy lol"
Oath of The Fool ehm I mean Paladin Oath of The Paladin I imagine it would be kinda like Hercules/Mr.Satan (Dragon Ball) or King (One Punch Man) Like He uses Smith Evil and evil being he hits gets damage because they believe they got hit by Smith Evil (and because it's not the real deal then it can be infinitely spammed 😂) Or he says at a random person: ''you, cannot hide from me Evil Being'' And when the Barbarian's Companions are trying to give their apologies to the random person He/She reveales his true nature meanwhile asking: ''how did you see trought my true form?'' Bonus point if there's an actual Paladin in the Party and the Barbarian successfully able to make others think he is more of a Paladin then the actual player 😂
I had a Golith Barbarian that thought he was a Rogue, he (somehow) never failed a Stealth Check despite having a -1 to that Skill and whispered "Me, best Thief".
@@bricknolty5478 I would actually class Conan as either Fighter/Rogue, or Barbarian/Rogue. With all the sneaky stuff that him and Subotai got up to. Also, that final fight scene with him and the army of Doom he did a lot of attacking from ambush (backstab).
Barbarian stealth is simple. They tip toe wherever they want. The guard looks at that barbarian, notices who they're dealing with and decides to look away because they love their life more than their job
I love this. I once played a minotaur barbarian who thought he was a thief. He'd "sneak" down the hall with his hooves clopping. He'd pick a lock by bashing down the door. And of course he yelled "SNEAK ATTACK!" Whenever he hit someone.
Holy Symbols cost a dozen gp or so. Get a few of those for ultimate divine style. Just hang them off of any loose bit of string you got, the more you have the more divinely blessed you are, straight facts.
One thing that (I think) will really lift this up even more is to choose one very simple concept or moral, one word, like 'food' or 'honour' (depending on the characters INT) and just say that's your oath. Completely stick by it at all times and treat it like the central pillar of the character (or rather make the character think it's the central pillar of the self if you wanna make them more complex)
i love it i have a similar character who is a druid circle of the starts but firmly believes he is a cleric, he doesn't realy use wildshape and when he does he calls it poly morph and his stary form is just his cannel divinity
I played a clown that became a hexblade warlock. In his backstory he had always wanted to be a paladin but believed his infernal heritage (he was a tiefling) meant he couldnt be a holy knight. The day a being approached him and offered him power he started telling everyone he was a paladin including a paladin order we met. My only reason was i could smite and got my powers from what i believed to be a god. I was great at deception so i ended up about to join their order for real before the game fell apart.
I love this idea of players thinking they're one class but being another. Like a sorcerer thinking they're a wizard, thinking that they're a spellcaster because they've studied but they've actually flunked every magic test but can just innately cast spells lmao
I've run a similar build, but it had exactly 3 levels in Warlock. Because a local Goddess of Mead and Bees, thought the barbarian was cute, in a violent special needs child sort of way, and started giving him a few boosts. His eldritch Blast was mechanically the same, but took the form of a honey colored light that was limited to the blade of his weapon, and he could heal, because pact of the tome, but his tome was not in his possession, because he couldnt be trusted to not lose it. As she was a lesser goddess, she didnt have the power to make him a full on paladin, so by running Warlock Mechanics, with a bit of reflavoring, Bok 'The Bear' Stabler, son of a horse groomer and a Mead Maiden, became Bok 'The Honey Badger' Stabler, who had an innate ability to speak with bees, and heal. As a side effect of his healing, the patient has the sweet taste of raw honey lingering their mouth.
Heh. I had a warlock, who was telling everybody, that he is a cleric. Just in case. Ironically, after some time he really became a cleric due to his patron rising to a godhood.
Tomorrow, I'm heading to my LGS to play D&D for the first time as a player in almost 10 years, I've been a DM for the last couple years. This is a brilliant idea that I'll see if the DM will allow. Will update to see if it's all good.
That gave me the idea of a semi comedy based one. A warrior who thinks he’s a paladin but every time he tries to use any power or magic, something by pure coincidence occurs, leaving him thinking how great he is.
I wanted to play a barbarian who looks like those generic grey beard pointy hat wizards cuz he dropped out of wizard school. I guess I could throw rocks and scream catapult
I was in a group with someone playing a barbarian who thought he was a wizard. He used a bag of sand to cast blindness and his weapon attacks were inflict wounds.
As a DM I would give this player a blessing from a minor diety, giving them 10 hitpoints they can spread to each person, 1 at a time, to give them a little bit of healing
This reminds me of my Dragonborn Orn the Silvered. Though he never thought of himself as a paladin. He more considered himself the Avatar of righteous wrath for his god.
I had an Orc barbarian who was raised by nuns so he had healing capabilities but he was too stupid to use it properly... But then he died fighting a rock after getting drunk. I loved the DM during the campaign he practically let stupid stuff like that happen. If you're wondering why he wasn't brought back to life... Well he was technically the only healer on the team, even then all he knew was healing hands which barely healed in the first place. XD
Ok, high five with a healing ointment is a helarious visual, and your humour had me laugh But I am actually working on the opposite: a redemption paladin minautaur who plays like a barbarian....his magic being the glowing vaporized blood that stains his equipment and his reliquary being a small urn of ashes from a beloved departed friend.
This is basically the reason for oh so many redundant homebrews. People can't separate the name we give the piles of mechanics we call classes and their class features from how these things would actually seem from the perspective of characters in the world. For the people in the back, characters (PCs and npcs) can't read the PHB, and they don't see our class names above our head. To them a rogue that fights with a shortsword and a fighter that fights with a shortsword will both probably be seen the same. Similarly, a cleric and a warlock with healing spells that wears priestly gear will both probably be seen as holy mages/healers/etc to your average citizen.
My first warlock had been a wizard's apprentice and became a warlock by accident through a cursed book (basically one of Hermaeus Mora's black books). That book was also her book of shadows/ancient secrets and she had an owl familiar, so as far as she was concerned and as far as our adventuring party knew, she was a wizard. What else do you call a magic slinging lady who always has her nose in a book and talks to an owl?
Counterpoint - it's nice to know what sort of "piles of mechanics" you can expect from a specific class/race when you actually expect to be effective in the things you want to be able to do. Not everyone wants to read through hundreds of pages of text, different feats, spells, etc to be able to make a functioning character concept. Specifically I'm thinking back to the 3.5 days, with all the supplemental texts and prestige classes that added new abilities etc. But yeah, I get it, call your Rogue or Monk a Ninja if you want to.
The last part is important. Nobody can see what your class is. That guy with a tome might just be a scribe or a fighter who likes to read old texts, not a scribes wizard. That priest in church could just be a dude and not blessed with divine powers like a cleric. Anyone in armor who serves a righteous deity can call themselves a Paladin, and Paladins in 5e don't even need to serve a deity! But those urchins are all rogues, but they're probably not the rogue class. Only you and the DM know what your class is. The rest is your story and how you present yourself. Similarly, nobody can see your alignment. Not all warlocks are trapped in dark bargains or serve sinister forces.
Currently doing a half-orc paladin(bard) of the Honk mother. Complete with holy clown attire. And yes, I do have disadvantage on sneaking, devotion requires sacrifice.
I have a conquest paladin thats literally the opposite of this. He thinks smite is just hitting really hard and lay on hands is just convincing others to stop being such wimps
I had a pc do this and gave them a cantrip called "FIST OF HEALING" where they just punch the shit out of something healing 3d4 damage you gotta roll to hit and on crits it heals 3d20 hp it works on anything including inanimate objects they hot a broken wall til it fixed itself
Or, hear me out, just be an in universe paladin. Your class doesn't wholly define your character, flavor is free. You are a holy warrior, just with a less magical skill set. Flavor your rage as a divine increase in strength, overstimulating your muscles, making reckless attack make sense.
A bit random (ive never played dnd before) but i have a question What if you draw a demon summoning circle on a cieling then use it to summon demons Since they all fall to their detah is this like a farming method for dnd?
I'm actualy more interested if a barbarian paladin can be created. Already have a backstory, but I'm thinking is it possible. Becous if it is *Rightous Highlander screaming*!
Without beeing stupid? Aasimar Race for Lay on Hands and Wings firsthand. Zealot Barb can do, but.... ....I would go for Multiclass with *Ancestoral Guardian* and *"Celestial Warlock"* Your Char is stemming from a Group of Paladins. Your Ancestors are "send by the God you serve to protect him". As you lacked the other Paladins Talents, you resorted to a deep Prayer to the God - "and he/she/it answered", granting you a Part of its Power, result in 3 Levels of Celestial Warlock spread out on 2nd, 7th and 8th Level. By taking 7th and 8th Level Warlock, you gain the Chance to pick "Pact of the Blade" and gain the "Eldritch Smite". Thirsting Blade is useless as it doubles with Barbs Extra Attack. Improved Pact Weapon is a possible Addition - because you now get advantages. But I would go "Devils Sight" for 120ft Darkvision. Equipment: Shield and Armor plus Longsword with a plus (x Dice) Damagebonus. Barbs get most effect on +Dx Damage Weaponry - thus, still get the +1 to Hit from Improved Weapon on top (not on Damage), but that is mostly all. Also, you get "Lesser Restoration" as well as Cure Wounds" when not Raging. So, a Ring of Spell Storing is an absolute necessity to mitigate low Spellslots by doubling them effectiveley. If aiming at Full Plate - make it Mithral Armor. I prefer Half Plate and retain a +2 for Dex, but that is depending on my Stats. Con is definetly most important and a Cha:13 is mandatory. But now we have it working fine. As, Ancestral Warriors go on your first Target attacked - including ranged Attacks. Even EB counts. And you could go on full Dex as well and use Studded Leather and use a finesse Weapon. As Weaponry, Rapier and Whip comes to mind aside a Ranged Weapon with that you can Smite while knocking Prone the Target automatically or have him have disadvantage on attacks other than you plus EVERYONE aside you having Resistance against his Damage. If you insist and GM is ok, chuck in your Fighters Battle Masters Precision Attack plus Archer Style, but that is not needed at all - attacking is sufficient, you do not have to hit for that Effect. If you forgo any range Options in terms of "real fighting" (yes, a ranged Setup works fine but bites itself with the Rage Bonus Effects), you go Longsword/Shield with +xDx on Sword and +x on the Shield. Have Fun able to hit Hard and mitigate Damage as fuck.
Barbarian that thinks he is a paladin? Play a scourge aasimar zealot your lay on heands is healing hands every time you want to smite you go into scoruge mode or you use divine fury want to use spirit guardian then do the aoe from scourge mode XD
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I love the idea of a PC high fiving everyone and convincing them they're being healed.
"as you lay on hands your prone ally, roll an unarmed strike with advantage" LMAO
@@rellix6528 no
gaslight them into actually getting healed!
It's like a placebo pill.
"help my my leg is broken!"
Lay on hands bro!
*High five
"Thanks bro I'm cured!"
*Stands up and immediately falls back down
"Don't worry I'm just clumsy lol"
If you do it right, you might even get an oath of some kind out of nowhere and become a paladin
Oath against literacy "paladin"
Oath of the Trying or Oath of the Hopeless
Oath of The Fool ehm I mean Paladin
Oath of The Paladin
I imagine it would be kinda like Hercules/Mr.Satan (Dragon Ball) or King (One Punch Man)
Like He uses Smith Evil and evil being he hits gets damage because they believe they got hit by Smith Evil (and because it's not the real deal then it can be infinitely spammed 😂)
Or he says at a random person: ''you, cannot hide from me Evil Being''
And when the Barbarian's Companions are trying to give their apologies to the random person
He/She reveales his true nature meanwhile asking: ''how did you see trought my true form?''
Bonus point if there's an actual Paladin in the Party and the Barbarian successfully able to make others think he is more of a Paladin then the actual player 😂
I had a Golith Barbarian that thought he was a Rogue, he (somehow) never failed a Stealth Check despite having a -1 to that Skill and whispered "Me, best Thief".
Thief/Barbarian is a build I've been wanting to run for awhile. This is hilarious tho lol
@@bricknolty5478 I would actually class Conan as either Fighter/Rogue, or Barbarian/Rogue. With all the sneaky stuff that him and Subotai got up to. Also, that final fight scene with him and the army of Doom he did a lot of attacking from ambush (backstab).
Look up Krod the angry carpenter
Barbarian stealth is simple. They tip toe wherever they want. The guard looks at that barbarian, notices who they're dealing with and decides to look away because they love their life more than their job
@@bricknolty5478 this guy was all Barbarian
Any time someone suggests he’s not a paladin, he rages.
It's not rage its "Divine Wrath"
I love this. I once played a minotaur barbarian who thought he was a thief. He'd "sneak" down the hall with his hooves clopping. He'd pick a lock by bashing down the door. And of course he yelled "SNEAK ATTACK!" Whenever he hit someone.
Holy Symbols cost a dozen gp or so. Get a few of those for ultimate divine style. Just hang them off of any loose bit of string you got, the more you have the more divinely blessed you are, straight facts.
Time to make a mech out of holy symbols and fist fight a demon lord
@@evolutiongamer9573 That's the spirit!
Also go Aasimar for your race to get a heal and another way of smiting. Shout something like "holy smiting transformation!" when you activate it.
A scourge aasimar not only gets the lay on hands and smite, but it’s radiant consumption adds even more damage but also maintains your rage
@@yelle24 yes its great favourite for barbarians.
My favorite part is that I can't tell if this is sarcastic or so sarcastic that it is in truth sincere
Playing an Aasimar with some cure wounds from feats would give you a pseudo lay on hands
DM: And due to your characters strong delusion I have decided that the gods just figured fuck it and give you a smite ability
One thing that (I think) will really lift this up even more is to choose one very simple concept or moral, one word, like 'food' or 'honour' (depending on the characters INT) and just say that's your oath.
Completely stick by it at all times and treat it like the central pillar of the character (or rather make the character think it's the central pillar of the self if you wanna make them more complex)
its definitely because of the voice but this sounds exactly like something jack black would run
BA - BOOM !
Yeah that’s the new catch phrase.
i love it i have a similar character who is a druid circle of the starts but firmly believes he is a cleric, he doesn't realy use wildshape and when he does he calls it poly morph and his stary form is just his cannel divinity
Well this is going in the book of characters I want to play.
I played a clown that became a hexblade warlock. In his backstory he had always wanted to be a paladin but believed his infernal heritage (he was a tiefling) meant he couldnt be a holy knight. The day a being approached him and offered him power he started telling everyone he was a paladin including a paladin order we met. My only reason was i could smite and got my powers from what i believed to be a god. I was great at deception so i ended up about to join their order for real before the game fell apart.
"Paladin" slaps dieing companion: you've been healed.
I love this idea of players thinking they're one class but being another. Like a sorcerer thinking they're a wizard, thinking that they're a spellcaster because they've studied but they've actually flunked every magic test but can just innately cast spells lmao
“Divine…uh…shoot!” And then he shoots them
Also, say that your battleaxe is your holly symbol.
How festive!
I've run a similar build, but it had exactly 3 levels in Warlock.
Because a local Goddess of Mead and Bees, thought the barbarian was cute, in a violent special needs child sort of way, and started giving him a few boosts.
His eldritch Blast was mechanically the same, but took the form of a honey colored light that was limited to the blade of his weapon, and he could heal, because pact of the tome, but his tome was not in his possession, because he couldnt be trusted to not lose it.
As she was a lesser goddess, she didnt have the power to make him a full on paladin, so by running Warlock Mechanics, with a bit of reflavoring, Bok 'The Bear' Stabler, son of a horse groomer and a Mead Maiden, became Bok 'The Honey Badger' Stabler, who had an innate ability to speak with bees, and heal.
As a side effect of his healing, the patient has the sweet taste of raw honey lingering their mouth.
I had a fun character who thought he was a cleric but was a divine soul sorcerer
this video gives me ideas for the Changeling barbarian I'm gonna be playing in the next couple weeks
Bro saw dude and said "that's your personality now" and I love it😂
"Pff barbarian is not a job" is hilarious and i am gonna use it from now on.
Barbarian Paladin: *"I cast lay on hands!"*
Bardarian Paladin: "...and that was the day I became a bard"
It would make sense as a joke, if he sang lay on hands
@@Haveuseenmyjetpack the joke I was making was that they went sexual with "lay on hands" because bards
i played a barbarian that gave out health potions that were just shots of whiskey
My CoS character is a zealot barbarian who’s a failed paladin. She just really loves Lathander and showing off her muscles
Heh. I had a warlock, who was telling everybody, that he is a cleric. Just in case. Ironically, after some time he really became a cleric due to his patron rising to a godhood.
Issue is eventually pretending will actually activate it makeing you multiclass.
Tomorrow, I'm heading to my LGS to play D&D for the first time as a player in almost 10 years, I've been a DM for the last couple years. This is a brilliant idea that I'll see if the DM will allow. Will update to see if it's all good.
That gave me the idea of a semi comedy based one. A warrior who thinks he’s a paladin but every time he tries to use any power or magic, something by pure coincidence occurs, leaving him thinking how great he is.
He could take the Aasimar race so he can actually lay hands... Just very, very badly.
The art looks like Pack Tactics hit the gym hard!
I wanted to play a barbarian who looks like those generic grey beard pointy hat wizards cuz he dropped out of wizard school. I guess I could throw rocks and scream catapult
I was in a group with someone playing a barbarian who thought he was a wizard. He used a bag of sand to cast blindness and his weapon attacks were inflict wounds.
As a DM I would give this player a blessing from a minor diety, giving them 10 hitpoints they can spread to each person, 1 at a time, to give them a little bit of healing
This reminds me of my Dragonborn Orn the Silvered. Though he never thought of himself as a paladin. He more considered himself the Avatar of righteous wrath for his god.
It's like a Barbarian stealthin. Who on their right mind will call them out if found. 😅
DIVINE RAGE!!!
Ba-boom
Can also get a feat that lets you take their uninor dealer cantrips and or used the healing feet with the healers kit
Palbarian actually might not be bad, it might even be bad-ass
I had an Orc barbarian who was raised by nuns so he had healing capabilities but he was too stupid to use it properly... But then he died fighting a rock after getting drunk. I loved the DM during the campaign he practically let stupid stuff like that happen.
If you're wondering why he wasn't brought back to life... Well he was technically the only healer on the team, even then all he knew was healing hands which barely healed in the first place. XD
Pecks end the ability to question?
WHY HAVE I NOT BEEN UTILISING THEM?!?
Intimidation can use your Str.
I tend to do exactly that in most social situations.
If Jack Black were a paladin
Ok, high five with a healing ointment is a helarious visual, and your humour had me laugh
But I am actually working on the opposite: a redemption paladin minautaur who plays like a barbarian....his magic being the glowing vaporized blood that stains his equipment and his reliquary being a small urn of ashes from a beloved departed friend.
This is basically the reason for oh so many redundant homebrews. People can't separate the name we give the piles of mechanics we call classes and their class features from how these things would actually seem from the perspective of characters in the world.
For the people in the back, characters (PCs and npcs) can't read the PHB, and they don't see our class names above our head. To them a rogue that fights with a shortsword and a fighter that fights with a shortsword will both probably be seen the same. Similarly, a cleric and a warlock with healing spells that wears priestly gear will both probably be seen as holy mages/healers/etc to your average citizen.
My first warlock had been a wizard's apprentice and became a warlock by accident through a cursed book (basically one of Hermaeus Mora's black books). That book was also her book of shadows/ancient secrets and she had an owl familiar, so as far as she was concerned and as far as our adventuring party knew, she was a wizard. What else do you call a magic slinging lady who always has her nose in a book and talks to an owl?
Counterpoint - it's nice to know what sort of "piles of mechanics" you can expect from a specific class/race when you actually expect to be effective in the things you want to be able to do. Not everyone wants to read through hundreds of pages of text, different feats, spells, etc to be able to make a functioning character concept. Specifically I'm thinking back to the 3.5 days, with all the supplemental texts and prestige classes that added new abilities etc.
But yeah, I get it, call your Rogue or Monk a Ninja if you want to.
The last part is important.
Nobody can see what your class is. That guy with a tome might just be a scribe or a fighter who likes to read old texts, not a scribes wizard. That priest in church could just be a dude and not blessed with divine powers like a cleric. Anyone in armor who serves a righteous deity can call themselves a Paladin, and Paladins in 5e don't even need to serve a deity! But those urchins are all rogues, but they're probably not the rogue class. Only you and the DM know what your class is. The rest is your story and how you present yourself.
Similarly, nobody can see your alignment. Not all warlocks are trapped in dark bargains or serve sinister forces.
Last step. Act like drax.
Now how do you do the opposite; a Paladin who thinks he’s a Barbarian
I love this so much!
You could also potentially ask you DM if you can use the piety system from Odyssey of Theros reflacored for that world.
Could always multiclass and actually also be a paladin
Ba boom indeed
Currently doing a half-orc paladin(bard) of the Honk mother. Complete with holy clown attire. And yes, I do have disadvantage on sneaking, devotion requires sacrifice.
I have a conquest paladin thats literally the opposite of this. He thinks smite is just hitting really hard and lay on hands is just convincing others to stop being such wimps
Ba-boom indeed
Aasimar Zealot Barbarian
I had a friend that played a barbarian paladan who was an orc
So... Johnny bravo? Oath of the ladies?
I had a pc do this and gave them a cantrip called "FIST OF HEALING" where they just punch the shit out of something healing 3d4 damage you gotta roll to hit and on crits it heals 3d20 hp it works on anything including inanimate objects they hot a broken wall til it fixed itself
XD omg thank you! x
i wonder why “character that thinks he’s x, but is actually y” is such a common character concept
Because it's funny
you know your powerful when you make the likes go up one digit.
Whatcha got for opposite stereotypes tho, like: Smart barbarian, dumb wizard, city based ranger, etc
gnarly
That's dope
it's true Paladin is a job, where barbarian is the lack of a job
Scrolled really far in the comments to not see anyone recommend the healer feat
BA BOOM!
but imagine a god actually giving this "paladin" the spell lay on hands just for the joke.
Aasimar is your way
Society has no hope.....
Wonderful XD
Could you explain how one could play a vampire
Or, hear me out, just be an in universe paladin. Your class doesn't wholly define your character, flavor is free. You are a holy warrior, just with a less magical skill set. Flavor your rage as a divine increase in strength, overstimulating your muscles, making reckless attack make sense.
Hey gamer any advice for a changeling bard
A bit random (ive never played dnd before) but i have a question
What if you draw a demon summoning circle on a cieling then use it to summon demons
Since they all fall to their detah is this like a farming method for dnd?
... look up dragonborne paladin with oath of revenge. It's pretty much a paladin barbarian
I'm actualy more interested if a barbarian paladin can be created. Already have a backstory, but I'm thinking is it possible. Becous if it is *Rightous Highlander screaming*!
My first boss fight I got the Holy Avenger Great Sword... I'm a fighter not a paladin, what should I do? No paladins in the party either
Without beeing stupid?
Aasimar Race for Lay on Hands and Wings firsthand.
Zealot Barb can do, but....
....I would go for Multiclass with *Ancestoral Guardian* and *"Celestial Warlock"*
Your Char is stemming from a Group of Paladins.
Your Ancestors are "send by the God you serve to protect him".
As you lacked the other Paladins Talents, you resorted to a deep Prayer to the God - "and he/she/it answered", granting you a Part of its Power, result in 3 Levels of Celestial Warlock spread out on 2nd, 7th and 8th Level.
By taking 7th and 8th Level Warlock, you gain the Chance to pick "Pact of the Blade" and gain the "Eldritch Smite". Thirsting Blade is useless as it doubles with Barbs Extra Attack.
Improved Pact Weapon is a possible Addition - because you now get advantages.
But I would go "Devils Sight" for 120ft Darkvision.
Equipment: Shield and Armor plus Longsword with a plus (x Dice) Damagebonus.
Barbs get most effect on +Dx Damage Weaponry - thus, still get the +1 to Hit from Improved Weapon on top (not on Damage), but that is mostly all.
Also, you get "Lesser Restoration" as well as Cure Wounds" when not Raging.
So, a Ring of Spell Storing is an absolute necessity to mitigate low Spellslots by doubling them effectiveley.
If aiming at Full Plate - make it Mithral Armor.
I prefer Half Plate and retain a +2 for Dex, but that is depending on my Stats.
Con is definetly most important and a Cha:13 is mandatory.
But now we have it working fine. As, Ancestral Warriors go on your first Target attacked - including ranged Attacks. Even EB counts.
And you could go on full Dex as well and use Studded Leather and use a finesse Weapon.
As Weaponry, Rapier and Whip comes to mind aside a Ranged Weapon with that you can Smite while knocking Prone the Target automatically or have him have disadvantage on attacks other than you plus EVERYONE aside you having Resistance against his Damage.
If you insist and GM is ok, chuck in your Fighters Battle Masters Precision Attack plus Archer Style, but that is not needed at all - attacking is sufficient, you do not have to hit for that Effect.
If you forgo any range Options in terms of "real fighting" (yes, a ranged Setup works fine but bites itself with the Rage Bonus Effects), you go Longsword/Shield with +xDx on Sword and +x on the Shield.
Have Fun able to hit Hard and mitigate Damage as fuck.
fuck pretending, throw in some smite slots to use mid rage and you got a classic heavy frontliner
Barbarian/(Fake)Paladin
It would be worse then the Berseker/Healer i saw in a Manga
😂
Barbarian that thinks he is a paladin? Play a scourge aasimar zealot your lay on heands is healing hands every time you want to smite you go into scoruge mode or you use divine fury want to use spirit guardian then do the aoe from scourge mode XD
I'm now doing this with my dumb orc