Barbarian - Path of the Stalwart

"I saw Dazuk roar and shove with his whole stinkin' body, his shoulder slamming into the Mindbreaker, but the fucker didn't move a single inch. You know what he did? He laughed, and he headbutted Dazuk right back! All seven bloody feet of the poor bastard went backwards in a heap! It was like a quake or somethin'. I felt it in me chest.."-A drow eyewitness from the Second Battle of Broodlight, describing how he saw Dain Axehelm kill an ogre with only his forehead.
Barbarians who choose to follow this Primal Path embody the stout and stalwart during their rage, much like the heavy-handed ogres and demons of this world and the next. They are a fierce mountain to overcome in combat.
=== Larger than Life ===
When you choose this subclass at 3rd level, you count as one size larger when determining your carrying capacity and the weight you can push, drag, or lift.
=== Heavy-Handed Push ===
Also at 3rd level, you channel an incredible amount of force into your attacks during your rage. When you successfully shove a creature whilst you are raging, you may push it an additional 5 feet away from you, in addition to your normal option of pushing it 5 feet or knocking it prone.
=== How's Your Head? ===
At 6th level, you are a mountain to be reckoned with. As a bonus action on your turn, you can headbutt a creature to leave it reeling. That creature must succeed on a Constitution saving throw (DC 8 + your proficiency bonus + your Constitution modifier) or be stunned until the end of your next turn. You can only use this feature once per rage.
=== Immovable Object ===
By 10th level, you are stout and incredibly hard to best. You have advantage on saves against effects that would move you against your will, or knock you prone. Whilst you are raging, you automatically succeed on saves against such effects.
=== Unshakeable ===
Beginning at 14th level, nothing gets past you. If you fail a Strength check or saving throw and are not raging, you may enter a rage to automatically succeed.
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