It's low enough that it'll be relatively easy to hit - even if a player is playing a wizard, but high enough that if they don't hit it, it's gonna suck.I understand, but it seems to low from my perspective. Once you pointed out that immunity is definitely way too strong, I felt a low DC CON save was a happy medium.

I gave them immunity to exhaustion because I thought it was something unique on their statblock, and I didn't want them to be a copy-paste of the aarakocra. I honestly wasn't thinking Berserker when I initially gave them immunity to exhaustion. It's low enough that it'll be relatively easy to hit - even if a player is playing a wizard, but high enough that if they don't hit it, it's gonna suck. I did this the same way as a save for exhaustion on my Barbarian Punisher Path, as a replacement for the beserker in a campain i wll DM in the future.I made it intentionally low. I would say that you should aim to a 50-50 chance at higher levels with con20 (+11 bonus), so a DC of 21, and you would have a 25% chance as a level 3 beserker this way. This makes a 90% chance to not gain the exhaustion. This makes a 55% save chance, which still might seem a bit high to me.Īs a 20th level berserker barbarian with the capstone, you would probably have con24, for a total save bonus of +13. CON save makes it more balanced, but DC15 seems a bit low.Īs a 3rd level berserker barbarian, you would probably have con16 for a total save bonus of +5.

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