Path of the Witch

Source: Hexbound

Barbarians fill a strange role in the ways of the witch community. Instead of seeking renowned mentors, the first of them took their learnings and went deep into the wilds in search of ancient witchcraft. Some are taught by old spirits, others by hags, and fewer still by the voices of the woods themselves. They grow an internal force of explosive witchcraft, and often roam the world to release their magic on whatever they see fit.

Ancient Mentor

Starting at 3rd level, you subconsciously recite incantations while you rage. These incantations come from the teachings of your mentor, and their effects vary based on their nature. When you gain this class feature, choose between Hermit, Wandering Jinx, or Forgotten Voice.

Spells or saving throws granted to you have a DC equal to 8 + your proficiency bonus + your Strength modifier.

Hermit

The incantations you recite rouse the energy inside yourself, allowing you to cause unpredictable effects. While raging, you can use a bonus action to cast a cantrip. When you do, choose a target and pick from aid, harm or change. Then roll on the table below to determine which cantrip is cast. You can use this feature a number of times equal to your Strength modifier, regaining them on a long rest.

Type	Cantrip
Aid
1	guidance
2	resistance
3	spare the dying
4	true strike
Harm
1	acid splash
2	chill touch
3	poison spray
4	shocking grasp
Change
1	light
2	mage hand
3	minor illusion
4	prestidigitation

Wandering Jinx

While you are raging, at the start of your turn, choose a creature within 30 feet of yourself that you can see. The target creature’s next skill check or saving throw is reduced by 1d4. If you end your rage before the target’s next skill check or saving throw, the effect fails.

Forgotten Voice

These subconscious incantations cause arcane energy to surround and protect you from harm. While you are raging and unarmored, add your proficiency bonus to your AC.